Plaited Braid Stitch for metal thread - Jacobean hand embroidery

[teresa1909]

QUE BELLAS PUNTADAS, GRACIAS, me encantaron, saludos

[TheOliviaOutcast]

lol...ur reaction on the thread completely killed me...gosh how exactly can a thread be disgusting?

[ketchupwitheverythin]

@TheOliviaOutcast

Yeah, well when ur in a rush and giving out help for fellow left handers (that end up helping a lot of right handers too) for FREE......la la-la la-la

Thanks for the feedback!

[22cbreeze]

finally a left handed demonstration. thanks so much. have always had to look at diagrams and try the stitch upside down and backward, if you know what i mean by that description. lovely video

[bass109]

repent to Jesus christ for his kingdom comes, repent to Jesus because your loved! jesus christ loves you all, repent to Jesus

[alayoo24]

wow !! ur so talented god bless u !!

[ketchupwitheverythin]

Thanks - my next video is going to be about Celtic knots. There is a whole bunch of confusion out there about those little gems....

plus, future videos are going to be right-handed !

cya

[mjcjjcc]

Great video. Thanks for teaching me a new stitch. You are funny to, made me laugh.

[ketchupwitheverythin]

There is another way now of completing this stitch. It is slightly different in that it works up narrower and possibly more curved. In terms of interlacing 'over & unders' it is exactly the same but in terms of execution, I find it to be a lot 'smoother'. If you want further details, google: Jacqui Carey's book 'Sweet Bags', published in 2009.

[aniteresita]

@ketchupwitheverythin Hi! I'm amazed with your everything, voice, timing, and clearness of the shots, but I have a question... I want to do this in a rectangular piece, and I'm lost at the corner... Is it possible to do it? how?

[addyrain]

That is a beautiful stitch. I like how you talk too. You sound very proper.

[ketchupwitheverythin]

@addyrain cool.  re me: hope other motorists think that too!!!

re stitch: right handed version on here now as well.

[todtubetod]

Umm,...sorry, but what exactly is happening at 2:13?.......it's obviously a thread from your fabric coming out of place.....but your reaction........it's like you never had that happen before........

[ketchupwitheverythin]

@todtubetod tut tut - how about if I tell you I like my videos to be done in one take ?? I dont have, like, 3 months to spend faffing about on the proverbial cutting room floor.

N-E-way, thanks for watching and feedback blah

[tabitha8xxx]

Wow! You are amazing! Thank you very much.And the quality and the zoom is topnotch.I will definitely watch more of your videos.

[ketchupwitheverythin]

Hi Rina

I've just posted the RIGHT-HANDED version of this stitch. You can find it on my channel page, if it's not listed along side here yet. Its only 4 1/2 minutes.

beth :)

[RinaDasler]

thank you

[RinaDasler]

very interesting video. but how to make that gol stitches?

[ketchupwitheverythin]

I think you're asking how to make the 'gold' stitches? Easy, exactly the same way as this video shows you. The stitch looks different with every thread you make it with, but the actions are the same. Try making it with 'smooth passing gold thread' which is designed to go through the fabric and you'll see what I mean.

beth :)

[spinel20]

thanks so much . i

[ketchupwitheverythin]

glad you found it helpful

beth :)

[ketchupwitheverythin]

@spinel20 Pleasure. Sorry it has taken me so long to reply. By the way, I've posted the right-handed version for this now as well.

:)

[EloraAsaad]

nice works. thanx

[chindora]

Thanks so much for your efforts in putting up this video! I just love Linda Connor's instructions and think you did a great job of showing how to do PBS using these steps.