Як заповнити ажур в Hardanger

First, I embroidered the window outlines, cut the fabric, pulled out the threads, and threaded the auxiliary threads diagonally across the windows to create a foundation for my filling. I embroidered the outline using cross-stitch, so please check the description of this video for additional information. I embroider from the right side of the item, securing the working thread. You can pin it the same way I do, or in any other way that is more convenient for you. I'm glad to welcome you to my handicrafts channel. Here I share my experience by demonstrating the creation of my own projects. Thus, in your attention, one of the methods of lace filling for these cut-out window openings. Here I've secured the thread; please pay attention—I'm threading two threads onto the needle, do you see? I'm making a round. I'm threading the needle. You see, I'm knitting again with 2 strands. I'm making a turn. I thread the needle again with the working thread. I'm doing a turn. I'm knitting with 2 strands. You see, on hook 2 threads, and I'm making the first thread's turn, you see. Again, I'm turning the needle back, making a stitch, simultaneously picking up two threads on the needle, which are the foundation of my filling, you see. I'm making a turn. Here, two threads and I simultaneously perform a turn. I'm knitting with 2 strands, here they are. blues I'm making a turn. I thread the needle again with the working thread. I have completed the first round of rotations. I stretch the thread, having taken 2 threads, and perform a wrap. I'm knitting again with 2 strands, doing a round, you see. I cast on 2 threads, I perform the wrap. Thus, I perform the required number of turns with the necessary number of revolutions on the filling threads. I am using cotton canvas and Dims threads, although the choice of materials may vary depending on the purpose of the embroidery. Advice: It would be advisable to first try this execution on a small piece of fabric where you intend to embroider, in order to see what the final result will look like. The execution is quite easy—just carefully follow me, adhere to and repeat all my steps, and you'll also create a beautiful embroidery. And let's continue watching my embroidery process. After completing the required number of turns, the next step in the weaving process, which I perform between the thread of the circle and the weft thread. Look, I'm threading the needle with the working thread under the base thread, then I'm going back under the circle thread, Again, I pass the needle with the working thread under the weft thread, pulling it through above the weft thread, Now under the thread of the circle You see, I'm reaching out again with the working thread exposed under the base thread filling In this way, I perform the required number of interlacings. I am moving on to the next part. Again, bare with the working thread也是很奇怪的 under the base thread circles above and below the thread You see, please note that the number of twists can be performed as desired. I have completed filling in and am now securing the working thread. I continue the process of filling each of the cut-out windows as well. This is the reverse side of my product And here is the front side of my embroidery As you can see, it's two-sided, three-dimensional, and very, very beautiful. I hope you liked my method of filling in and that it proves useful. Oksana Blahuta embroidered with you Join me and create together with me Thank you for watching Make this drawing