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Thanks for your kind comment, great to hear from you. It's about 40x 30cm but no its still a piece of fabric as I have since had more ideas about things I'd like to try on leaves that are still unembroidered. Perhaps I'll get around to them soon and made another additional video :)

Thanks so much!

Good for you

Well you seem like a delight, if you don’t have something nice to say don’t say anything at all. You have missed the point of this video all together. I don’t need your services thanks.

@letalopez9675 it’s called pounce which is made of either ground up chalk or cuttlefish bones for embroidery transfer when pricking and poucing

Hi there, which leaf are you referencing as they are all goldwork materials but different types ?

@@TakingTimewithTasha everything..because i am not familiar with those..i make vestments for saints.but i use synthetic flat threads and fine threads only..thanks for the reply by the way

right I see, well there is a break down in the description of what technique, material and padding I used for each one but as you aren't familiar with the terms, these are the materials used for each style leaf separately. Cutwork Style 1- Bright Check Cutwork Style 2- Smooth and Rough Purl with Check Edge Cutwork Style 3- Rough Purl Cutwork Style 4- Bright Check and Rough Purl Cutwork Style 5- Smooth Purl Cutwork Style 6- Rough Purl Let me know if I can help you with anything else x

Hi there. Thanks for your question , I use a medium from London Embroidery School. Happy stitching

Thanks for your comments, always lovely to hear from people. Yes it is a slightly unusual career patch but I do feel very privileged to do it. Hopefully you have the time now to indulge in the things you would like to spend your time doing.

Thank you 🤗

Bite the bullet and go for it- you don't know what your hand and brain might come up with once you begin. If you don't like it you can always unpick it. With the pace of hand embroidery I often feel like you can't go too far wrong without realising as it is a slow living art :)

Hehe do you think so!?

Thank you!

Thank you for all your comments

For sure! A much underrated piece of equipment in my humble opinion

Thanks so much!

There are quite a few materials used in the various leaves of this video, but they come from the London Embroidery School, linked in bio’s useful links section.

Which one do you mean as there are quite a few types of gold threads used in this video?

Thank you- Your comments are much appreciated. All the best

Got to get that practise in and make it work

this really made me chuckle, thank you

thank you!

London Embroidery School is a great place to start

Shame you didn't enjoy it; the channel is called 'Taking Time with Tasha' for a reason, these things aren't to be rushed

@@TakingTimewithTasha ok..thnks you clarified..nxt time won't bother to see video in this channel

Ok thank you

Thanks so much, best of luck!

Thank you, much appreciated!

Glad I could help! Best of luck with your project

thank you for your encouragement

Thank you , there are online classes and kits in goldwork on the London Embroidery School website that are a great place to start. Best of luck

Ah yes , wonderful!

Thanks very much, that’s really kind of you to say

Thank you, glad you enjoyed. Hopefully you found some useful bits in there

@@TakingTimewithTasha I enjoyed watching the technique that u used, very beautiful, I already subscribed my dear 😊

Thank you so much, appreciate the support

Hi, what do you mean? This is a piece that I made, that you can see me stitching it.

Hi, thank you , the pearle purl comes from the London Embroidery School

Ooo I’ll have to add that to my shopping list, thanks

Yeh what is that about, I don't know why it makes a difference

@@TakingTimewithTasha it's the same when I play an instrument. As soon as I try to record it I get stage fright 😐

Thank you- glad you liked it

if only I had the time for all the things that catch my interest

@@TakingTimewithTasha eres una artista te felicito y te digo que el tiempo también me falta. exitos.

Sounds like you are producing some cool works too. Is it hard to get supplies in Peru then? I hope so, it is important to keep the skills alive and we need people to be interested for that to happen.

@@TakingTimewithTasha así es me dedico al arte Litúrgico, también amante de la Pintura Cuzqueña. hare un video del arte Cuzqueño, es precioso...

Thank you for your kind words, it is very encouraging. No they are not metal but plastic with a shiny finish to them.

Thank you!

@@TakingTimewithTasha I so want to do something like this for an accent pillow for my sitting room.

Ah thanks- can't say I give it very much thought. That's vey kind much appreciated.

Thank you, yeh need to find some more things to do like that

Thank you !