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Hello Siji, I’m so glad you like my work! At the moment, I’m only sharing embroidery tutorial videos, so I’m not offering any courses. However, I’d be happy to answer any questions you have if there’s something you don’t understand in my videos!

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Hello, this short video is a snippet from the full 17-minute video I published on my channel. After the 2nd minute of the full video, you can see the part where I show the back of the embroidery. I also demonstrate how I tie the threads. Thank you for liking it! ruclips.net/video/3o4uZ1ETVf0/видео.html

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Yes, it's not just limited to embroidery. You can decorate knitted garments like sweaters as well. It can also be used to embellish accessories like hair clips. Alternatively, you could use different types of thread, such as raffia, for a unique effect.

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Yes, I missed including that detail in the video subtitles. For the first flower, I used 3.5 meters of embroidery thread. For others, based on their size, I used around 2.5 to 2 meters. For the smaller flowers, I used 1.5 meters of single-strand embroidery thread. However, the amount of thread you’ll need depends on the thickness of the thread and the width of the cardboard strip you wrap it around. Here’s how I figured it out: I did my first test with a cheaper waste thread of similar thickness. That gave me a rough estimate of the thread length. And if the flower doesn’t turn out the way you want, you can gently undo the knot and reuse the thread. Experimenting will definitely help you get even better results!🌷🥀🌼💐

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@@ankaila I am into embroidery but not so intricate and I know how much of patience and hard work it must have taken

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Thank you so much for your kind words! 🌹💖 I'm thrilled you found the techniques beautiful and inspiring. I can't wait to hear how your next project turns out with these new ideas! If you have any questions or need more tips, feel free to reach out. Happy stitching! 🎀😊🌿

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Thank you so much! 🌸💖 I’m so happy to hear such kind feedback from wonderful viewers like you. I'm glad you enjoyed this technique-it's always exciting to make flower creation even more fun with new and different methods. Looking forward to seeing you in future projects! 😊🌿🌹

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The full video link is in the description. Watch the full video to see it at normal speed. Thank you so much for your lovely words, I'm really glad you enjoyed my work!

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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the designs. Your support means the world to me. Thank you, thank you, thank you! ❤️

Thank you! Yes, the idea just came to me while experimenting, and I was surprised by the result too. Typically, developing a technique requires a lot of effort. But this felt like a gift from the muse, effortless inspiration.😄

You're so sweet, thank you so much for this lovely comment! 😊 It seems we share the same tastes - I also love listening to e-books or podcasts while embroidering. 🎧🧵 It's the best way to enjoy working without taking my eyes off what I'm doing. 👀 Having a viewer like you makes me so happy! 💖🌸

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