String padding for goldwork embroidery | Hand embroidery for beginners video tutorial

Sarah shows how to apply 2 types of string padding to give shape and dimension to your goldwork embroidery.
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[@kayrichardson6040]

I never realized the paddle end on the mellor before now! I'm beginning my first goldwork project so looking through all your videos to boost my confidence. Cheers, Sarah!

[@helenreidt3315]

Very helpful, thank you

[@isabeleccles9902]

I see many people have already made this comment, but it never hurts to emphasize the point. You are an extremenly good teacher, a talent which is natural and cannot be learnt. Keep teaching us, please. You would be sadly missed if you stopped.

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

Thank you so much for your kind comments Isabel, I hope you are finding our videos useful, it's lovely to know I'm not talking to myself!

[@NannyOggins]

This is currently way above my level but it’s so enjoyable to have something to aim for. Thank you Sarah for brightening lockdown.

[@janenairn5836]

Thank you Sarah - you are an inspiring teacher!

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

Thank you so much Jane! Glad you are enjoying...

[@zararamsay9587]

Hi, I just want to say, you're a really fantastic tutor. These videos are so clear and easy to follow. Thank you!

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

You're very welcome Zara!

[@paulinefoy4541]

love watching you work. You have given me much inspiration

[@kseniadance]

It is already piece of art! Beautiful stitching!

[@teresaburkedukes1165]

I've been watching lots of your videos I've learned a lot thank you

[@anavah4yeshua580]

Thank you Sarah! You have taught me so much I never knew before. You are an exquisite teacher!!

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

Thank you Anavah!

[@manthasagittarius1]

I love wax for sewing. My gran saved the stub end of paraffin candles for wax to strengthen plain thread to sew buttons and hooks-and-eyes. It was years before I found out about the nice beeswax the quilters use. It is really good for making this cord handle well and mould into shape. I love how you use little objects as tools to get your effects.

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

Thank you! The beeswax is better than the paraffin wax as the latter tends to crumble a bit but very resourceful of your grandmother to use the candle ends!

[@nataliaalvarez3718]

Thanks for this!!! I'm learning a lot with your videos :)

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

Glad you like them!

[@londonhodnet4079]

Enjoyed very much. Would you consider a video on, I think it’s called carpet padding. Thank you

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

We have some more goldwork padding videos coming London Hodnet so yes we will do one on carpet padding...

[@astri_fadya]

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[@SUDHARAJPURA]

Why it is necessary to wax the thread?

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

To 'stick' the string together to make it smooth and to be able to shape it Sudha!