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knitting channel and today I want to make a

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training video for you, a frequently

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requested video on embroidery, of course for

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knitting, it’s like asking how this

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generally applies, which side to approach from,

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I’ll tell you now, I’ll show you if you

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suddenly don’t understand why I’m doing this now

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I’m talking about embroidery, we’ll talk not just

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about embroidery, not about cross-stitch, we

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’ll talk about techniques such as the

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Rococo technique, French knots in general,

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flowers, bouquets, things like this,

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that means I see these little bears from

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alesis of them and then I decorate them with

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embroidery, but it’s not necessary

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it should be exactly on or behind the software with embroidery

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you can decorate any toys from any

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yarn, the main thing is that it does not have too

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much pile Alize software also

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allows you to do this I will talk about some

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points about working with this yarn a little

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later, but such yarn for example,

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yarnart is not very good long worse'n its

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yarn, for example, like on k paris, yes, I have

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n’t embroidered on such toys,

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but I can assume that they have

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some peculiarities due to the fact that the

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pile is quite long, so let’s

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talk about the tools that we

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will need about the materials, I’ll show you, I’ll tell you,

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that means

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about tools, scissors are beautiful from

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aliexpress and let's talk about

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needles, which means needles, I've been embroidering on bags

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since 2018 until 2018, it

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turns out that I've been embroidering these bears on bags for two years now.

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I made some

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conclusions based on the materials and I want to tell

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you about it, which means I took several

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needles and let’s compare them, which

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means this is how I’ll do it, I hope

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you can see it and as you can see, I’m

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paying attention specifically to the ears of the needles, which is

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exactly what is happening here The catch is that if you

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embroider using the Rococo technique,

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then you must definitely pay

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attention that the eye should be the same

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in diameter as the needle itself,

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so this thick

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needle will not work because here the eye

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expands and the threads during embroidery

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will simply get stuck in these ears

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and it will be inconvenient for us to work and

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we remove as for this thin

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needle, yes, if you knit tightly, then of

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course perhaps such a needle would suit you,

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but otherwise such a needle will not fit; it

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also widens the eye, it is quite

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soft and when, for example, on such

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embroidering toys, you will simply break

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such a game, no matter how sad it may

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sound, but also a thin needle will

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not work here either. As for these two

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needles, they are basically the same,

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they differ only in the color of the ears, which

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means we didn’t get them here, but

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no, probably not after all are the same and

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I’ll tell you which one I like better and

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why, look here the

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ears are the same in diameter as the

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needle itself, yes they are small, of course this

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complicates the work because it

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seems difficult to thread the thread, but

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you can handle it and now let’s

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look at the stretch marks themselves it means

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on the right I have a needle that has

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silver eyes on the left there are gold flies and

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look they have a

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different point on one needle and it’s such a

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long, long ac3 its point on the second

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ends quite quickly and it seems to look

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blunt I have

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one needle with a blunt point and it is

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very very difficult to work with, it is almost

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impossible because we will need a needle for

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embroidery that will

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disconnect the thread and thus it

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will be much easier for us to work, respectively,

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the longer and sharper

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the needle, the more comfortable it is in the work, for example, for me it is

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more comfortable, yes, I forgot to say that in

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general embroidery is hand to I’m self-taught, so

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maybe I’m saying some things

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wrong, I haven’t been trained anywhere, just

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show a picture on the Internet of

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girls embroiderers, I don’t look, that’s why

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everything is from my own experience, from my

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mistakes, from my observations

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with a needle and scissors, we’ve sorted it out

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now, let’s move on to

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the threads, which means this book is for me It’s already

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completely embroidered and look here

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it turns out three roses, but they seem to be

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differently colored from 2 roses, the

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central side one seems that they are

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the same, but this is a rose, it’s

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different colors and for flowers I like to

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use exactly this kind of grain when not

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. changes color I have such Gamow

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threads of floss and as you can see they come

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sectionally dyed and this is very

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cool because you don’t need to select

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different shades

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in order to create beauty,

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so they come in different colors, I suggested

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this blue purple shades pink

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shades and here and green yellow I have shades

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here, but I mostly embroider in

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pink and red shades, and

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most often I take green in one color,

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for example, these are the bags on this one, I

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will use such a dark color and

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I also use it for

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knots, if you haven’t noticed here, there

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are also French knots

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I use them like when I

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sometimes use plain moulin and

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sometimes I also use sectional ones, that’s where

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I have blue shades, here’s one

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of these

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threads, we also figured it out,

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now let’s figure out how many

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threads we should take for embroidery for

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kids, it’s like this, 10 centimeters I

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use floss in 3 folds,

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if you knit toys smaller than 75

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centimeters, then use

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use in 2 threads. I don’t advise

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you to use a whole thread of pride

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plasma in 6 folds, because even if

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you are embroidering a large toy, it’s

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better to still take three or four

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threads and make more windings in

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roses, hand to the caterpillar,

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do this more because if you take a

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lot of threads or embroider,

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for example, from iris or take some other

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yarn, the embroidery turns out to be very

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rough, especially if on such

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small guys there are more than 6 threads, it looks

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like I would just take some kind of rose and

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glue it to look unnatural, not

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very aesthetically pleasing,

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in general, well, not as I would like,

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now I’ll show you some smaller toys,

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these are toys knitted from alize angora

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gold, well, it

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doesn’t matter, and this thin thread

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crocheted number 1 and here I used embroidery, it

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turns out to be floss in 2 folds, I

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made a video of it, here

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French knots are mainly used and so I made a

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separate video without sound

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so that you can just watch

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how it’s done, this video will be

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enough for you to understand this video

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just by watching how I’m making

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one more point there that I want

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to dwell on before we start

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embroidering,

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this is the moment where to get patterns on how to embroider

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roses, so these are the roses that I

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embroider on my teddy bears, ok, but these are the ones

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I studied in 2018 for green chirchik

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and exactly these cubs are knitted according to her

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master class according to my mini bear and she

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lights up, so this means according to her

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master class and the theme of the

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kids are knitted and then she told the course

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how to do embroidery and from there

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I took it, so what points did I take from the

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course in the first place I looked at how

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it was done there, but honing the technique I

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had to do it on my own, I always had

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a needle somehow it didn’t work out, it was very

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difficult to do it all and I didn’t bother to

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record it, no, in general, then I’ll drag out with

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my experience what else I took from there, which

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means I took that moment from there how

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the roses are arranged is usually the head,

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I have three roses, I use the belly and the

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paw, either the top or the bottom, sometimes

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just 3 roses on the head, this

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rule was canceled,

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this is that toys should

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have an odd number of flowers,

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how many leaves there will be, how many

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French knots there will be, it doesn’t matter how many

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large ones there will be elements, namely

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how many roses there will be, I took from Lena and

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I think that you really need to

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pay attention to this and I make all the toys

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with an odd number of flowers, that

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is, for example, three on the head, 3 on the belly

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and it turns out 3 plus 36, which means somewhere else

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I have one more rose I definitely do it

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either on this bag we will

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do today I embroidered 3 on the head 3 1 on the handle

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this is 4 and 5 there will be one rose on the belly

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so if I don’t embroider on the belly I just

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embroider a belly button here if

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I have a rose on the belly then then I don’t

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embroider the daddy because it will simply be

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unclear why it was done, well,

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here again I’ll show the mouse, it means where

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else to get the patterns,

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I follow some girls on

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Instagram who do embroidery,

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embroidery on fabric, one girl is Nadya,

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Nadya didn’t give the borg I’ll leave a link to

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her Instagram if it’s not left, remember in

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the infobox, it means she has

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metro embroidery courses on embroidering

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roses of roses, there are different bouquets,

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she gives a lot of patterns, she gives

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the technique, so that

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means you can be inspired by the

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pictures of what kind of flowers to make, I’m an

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inspiring girl, that is I see

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that they have already come out and if something

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affects me, I redraw it on paper and

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then embroider it, I will show it myself for these two

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cubs, which means I took it here,

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made a muse with types, and here I had

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la banda, so I counted how many branches I

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decided that I will have 5 branches two of

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these branches 3 of these things are green

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in color that's why things like this

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let's get started then she chatted

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a lot

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and so we will have this bear for

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inspiration and now I will embroider on the

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belly I hope that the lighting is

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good enough

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that you can see everything, it means I cut off

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here, I don’t know, probably 40 centimeters,

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sometimes I cut a little more, but

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don’t cut the thread too long because it

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will be difficult for you to embroider, the thread will get

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tangled and tied into knots, so

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somewhere around 40-60 centimeters is enough, as

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I guide myself if I use something like this

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sectional threads, then I try

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to have several sections in one parcel,

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that is, if you

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pay attention here, I only got

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one section, in principle, here on my

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belly I need to embroider a

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light pink rose in one color, that’s why

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it’s okay, it’s so ordinary that

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I have for example, it started with a dark color and

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ended with a light color, or I make it

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so that

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one row begins, then moves on to the

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next color and ends a little with the

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third color, so I took a thread with

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a needle, I embroider in three folds, that is,

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I looked at half, then I

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need to fix there are no

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knots I don’t do this before, I made

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knots, they popped out, or something else,

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in general, I like to just tangle the

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thread inside the toy, which means I

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carefully take the thread inside

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with my belly,

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then into the same hole from where the thread

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came out, I bring it back to me in the same hole

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that I went around

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with on this side and here on the same side,

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I carefully lay out the thread so that I do

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n’t get tangled now, I quietly

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take it out to that side for now, I don’t

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pull too much because the thread is not yet

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fixed

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and for the last time I insert it where

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I will have

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a rose like this, of course,

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hand embroidery she doesn’t spare her manicure,

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especially if the toy is tied tightly,

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so for work I’m also looking to use

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these round-nose pliers, but I

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use them like pliers, you can

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just take pliers and help yourself if

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the needle gets stuck somewhere, it means I embroidered a rose in the

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following way, I’ll say it myself,

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it means I’ll lay these

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2 caterpillars parallel to each other, then

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I’ll do 1 turn like this, 2 turns 3

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turns 4 turns and 5 I’ll do it here if I

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need more, then I’ll put more turns on top,

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increasing in size rosettes in

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general there are rosettes diagrams on the Internet there are

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different ones, there is a rosette, a cobweb, it is

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made a little simpler,

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this is what I did, as you can see, about the

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yarn alize software, I wanted to say that I am

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not cutting anything here, I just

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make sure that my pile does not

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come out in a rosette, that is, I do not

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trim the toy, which

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means I stepped back a little - I bring

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the needle out a little but not all the way to the eye,

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then I take a thread and wind a

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certain number of turns, usually

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for such babies

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I make the first turns 10 turns and the

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next row is the first row in

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autumn for the next row 10 if

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I need one more row then there are 12 turns

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if so here, for example, I

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wanted a smaller rose, here I made 6 turns

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and then 8 turns, you can have an odd

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number, here I’m not so

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important with the turns,

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so one two three four five six

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seven eight now what we do is

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be sure to hold this

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caterpillar here, let me bring it closer to you

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here we hold it carefully and

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quietly, look, I

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hold this caterpillar quietly between my fingers

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so that here I don’t have anything

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tangled, I bring it up when the thread seems to be

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already hidden, I gently help with my finger so

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that the caterpillar does not

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spread along the thread,

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hold it with your finger and pull it up and

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then look, I carefully correct the

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caterpillar somewhere a needle somewhere with

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your fingers so that it is

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even, but here you shouldn’t rush

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embroidery

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usually takes quite a lot of time, so

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then I draw the beginnings from where

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I started and do the second round in

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exactly the same way again, I go here again, I

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come out the starting point, I

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practically bring the needle to the very end I take

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this thread and wind it in 8

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points one two three four five

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six seven eight so now I draw it out,

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hold the caterpillar carefully with my finger and

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correct it with my finger

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and then I do these around the

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blue axis so I brought out somewhere 2 3

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half and here not at the same point,

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but at the same point, but I

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move the needle a little so that it lies in a semicircle to

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leave, I will need pliers

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because the most difficult part of the fabric is hit,

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so 10 turns 1 2 3 4 5 6

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7 8 9 10

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if you paid attention attention, I have one

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pow turn there, and then I

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think it means I’m now holding

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the caterpillar and helping myself with pliers, I’m holding

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it so that nothing gets

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tangled, I really like the thread

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to get tangled, but when it’s short, it does

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n’t get tangled so often,

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moving again by two-thirds or

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half like this so I’m watching how the

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next round falls on me, turn the

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bear’s head so that it doesn’t interfere, you

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see the floor view of the window, I don’t count it

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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you can, of course, count it, you can

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make 10 11 flowers, the main thing is that

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you don’t have such a difference that somewhere you

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did the action on a flower about 15 in the

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same row

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then your petals will be uneven

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and it will look sloppy although

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there are such flowers

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for example here I have it as if we are

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looking at the bud from above but maybe

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so, for example, there are small petals on top

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and large petals on the bottom,

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so the rule that I said is not

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very correct, you must understand that you

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are doing this more correctly and the

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rules are so the next petal is

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four five six seven eight, I

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hope that I have enough thread, I’ll

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tighten it up a little here like this great,

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let's turn the other side of the soap

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and here I want to put 2 things. so that one

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would be right here and the second would go

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under this petal because

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my rose will be small, I won’t make it big,

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so carefully lay it out and the

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last petal

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after the non-petal, look, I circle

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the needle under this petal a little

00:23:08

last time when I embroidered bears I

00:23:11

had three bags at work and about myself I just

00:23:14

killed my nails, broke my nails, so before

00:23:22

embroidering it on toys in some

00:23:26

moments it can be difficult for me for some

00:23:29

reason the knitting there was very very

00:23:31

so dense and I take out the

00:23:34

thread somewhere where it will be

00:23:38

convenient for me to tighten this petal

00:23:42

and now we have a rose, look,

00:23:45

two petals lie parallel to each

00:23:48

other, this is where we started one two three 4

00:23:52

5 and they seem to go in a spiral like this

00:23:56

and on and on, just like we hid the

00:23:58

thread in the beginning, I hide it inside the body,

00:24:04

it will get tangled there is holofiber and it wo

00:24:07

n’t go anywhere in this regard, the toys are probably

00:24:12

much simpler, but I need to think what

00:24:14

we get there from the inside out because the inside of the

00:24:17

game is inside the toys and

00:24:21

it’s okay if there is

00:24:24

something not so neat there somewhere, so the next

00:24:26

color I take dark green and will

00:24:30

embroider

00:24:31

leaves, leaves can be embroidered in the same way with the

00:24:35

same caterpillar me,

00:24:37

but I’m used to embroidering leaves simpler with

00:24:44

petals like this, I like this option

00:24:47

better, which means again I take 3 threads,

00:24:53

separate them into mine, just

00:24:56

run my finger like this and look so that I do

00:24:58

n’t get tangled, I slowly unwind the

00:25:00

thread here, I took probably

00:25:02

60 centimeters of thread,

00:25:08

so now I’m near the class and I’ll hit the

00:25:12

needle, let me show you how

00:25:18

to make these petals and I’ll finish

00:25:21

the petals myself, then I’ll also show you how

00:25:24

to make French knots, which means

00:25:28

we’ll definitely fix the thread in the same way

00:25:31

look carefully so that you don’t have

00:25:33

any of these green dots left on your head,

00:25:38

we get into the same thread, just

00:25:42

change the direction of the thread inside the holofiber in the

00:25:45

direction of the needle and due to the fact

00:25:48

that you change the direction, the thread will get

00:25:52

tangled inside, but if I

00:25:53

pulled now, I can’t pull it out this time

00:25:58

She was practically able to fix it, but

00:26:02

since then we do embroidery, the thread

00:26:08

usually gets tangled for some reason this time it didn’t get

00:26:12

tangled, it usually gets tangled, but that’s

00:26:16

all I’m pulling, it does

00:26:17

n’t come out, which means what I’m

00:26:22

doing here is not mine. it came out where

00:26:25

I will have the base of the petal, I insert

00:26:29

a needle here, this is probably called a single

00:26:33

chain stitch,

00:26:35

leaving the thread under the needle in this

00:26:39

way, here it is advisable to hold it

00:26:42

all, so we get such a loop

00:26:49

and then I fix this loop and bring the

00:26:59

next petal into the main one where can I

00:27:01

get something like this, it goes like this,

00:27:04

you can make this loop under

00:27:08

the petals to just fix it,

00:27:11

lately for some reason I’ve fallen in love with having a

00:27:15

circle like this, half a circle, and here and here, here’s a

00:27:19

stick, it’s imperative that it looks

00:27:21

like this the point of the petal you give, the

00:27:25

petal was not so round and

00:27:30

thus we make such noise as many

00:27:36

petals as you want, you

00:27:40

can make them in different sizes, you can make them

00:27:42

smaller, you can make

00:27:44

big long petals, sometimes they

00:27:50

unintentionally turn out different for me

00:27:53

now I’ll try to make a small one I want to do

00:27:56

here I don’t want to do it identical

00:27:59

petals and

00:28:01

petals for each section, I also

00:28:04

make an odd number, I think that I

00:28:11

got it, for example, here three

00:28:14

here I will make one petal

00:28:23

I don’t want to do more here I make two

00:28:29

petals otherwise here I will also make two

00:28:32

petals and I will get 7

00:28:35

petals for here this is

00:28:38

the area on the head for these roses, for

00:28:42

each I will make three petals, I

00:28:44

think that you now understand how to make

00:28:47

petals, I will now embroider

00:28:51

them completely and you and I will start

00:28:53

making French knots,

00:28:59

so let's see, I embroidered the

00:29:02

petals in

00:29:03

green in the night chapter for me

00:29:05

it turned out 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 on the belly, I

00:29:09

made three in different directions on the

00:29:12

foot, I made 1 and 2 petals together, it

00:29:16

also turns out 3, which means let’s move on to

00:29:18

French knots, I’ve already made one here,

00:29:21

which means French knots

00:29:23

consist of one 3 turns

00:29:28

are made almost one and the same point,

00:29:32

that is, look at us here,

00:29:36

for example. where the thread comes out

00:29:39

from where the needle will enter, this

00:29:43

point should be located very close,

00:29:45

I’ll draw an icon, which

00:29:47

means it should be located very

00:29:50

close, but these should always be different

00:29:52

points,

00:29:53

no matter which side it is located on,

00:29:56

well, I haven’t found a pattern yet, but

00:29:59

they should be very very very close

00:30:02

and so what we do is that we have

00:30:05

a thread out,

00:30:06

we put the needle to this thread like

00:30:12

this,

00:30:13

we wind the trevi.

00:30:17

one-two-three

00:30:20

now we insert the needle very very

00:30:25

close to this point where it didn’t come out.

00:30:28

I bring out the next place, I pull

00:30:36

the flowers closer to the base here, I bring out the needle

00:30:40

and here, right now, two points of

00:30:44

the needles will fall, I make sure to hold it

00:30:47

with my finger so that they don’t go anywhere,

00:30:50

look, here they are formed, I

00:30:54

now lay them horizontally on top and this is how the

00:30:58

French knot turns out,

00:31:01

not always they turn out

00:31:04

very beautiful again,

00:31:07

we wind the needle two or three turns, you can do

00:31:10

two, but on fluffy toys I usually do

00:31:13

three turns because the fluff can eat

00:31:17

one turn for sure, and 2 too,

00:31:21

we’ll look at it for an hour, don’t look, the needles

00:31:25

go in turns and I hold it while

00:31:30

there’s just a little left,

00:31:32

I start here to carefully correct it,

00:31:36

we take a little twist,

00:31:39

here’s another French knot and you

00:31:44

can do as many French knots as you like, I

00:31:47

usually don’t count them, I just look at the

00:31:51

effect, whether I like it or not,

00:31:53

I want to do it again or I don’t want to, that

00:31:56

means if like this, separately

00:32:01

located dots are like buds

00:32:04

po vos By the way, if you want to make a

00:32:07

rose bud, here I do it on some

00:32:10

bags, then I usually make a

00:32:14

big rose on the belly, let’s

00:32:17

draw a big rose on the belly, then

00:32:20

I have them like this petals and

00:32:24

here I have a bud, so that’s how I do it, I

00:32:27

do it remember, we made the middle

00:32:30

from two parallel

00:32:31

caterpillars, I make three parallel caterpillars for the bud

00:32:35

and

00:32:38

make the central one a little longer and then at the

00:32:40

base I make these petals and

00:32:42

then it looks like a bud like this and

00:32:47

French knots imitate such

00:32:49

small buds, if we

00:32:52

place many, many of them together, then

00:32:55

we can imitate, for example, mimosa, we

00:32:59

can imitate lavender here, look at

00:33:02

French knots, such lavender, these are

00:33:06

the petals made like

00:33:08

green leaves, this is what else

00:33:12

can be mounted with French knots,

00:33:14

for example, you can imitate do it like a

00:33:16

dandelion and make French knots on the ends

00:33:24

like the fluffs of a

00:33:27

dandelion

00:33:29

in white, but this is

00:33:36

how we make French knots, I

00:33:41

decided to do it here, now

00:33:43

I have two knots,

00:33:47

now I’ll make another bear, that’s

00:33:50

all- anyway, I decided to make 2

00:33:54

turns and one knot, I want to

00:34:02

make it here so that they are like 3 together,

00:34:06

sometimes I also like to make three together,

00:34:10

sometimes the yarns fall under the French

00:34:13

knot, so I carefully straighten it with a needle,

00:34:31

mine

00:34:34

if suddenly you understand that the

00:34:36

sled is starting to confuse .

00:34:38

never divide and because if you

00:34:43

tighten a very strong knot, you wo

00:34:46

n’t be able to untangle the thread, so slowly,

00:34:49

if you realize that the thread doesn’t go any further,

00:34:52

relax,

00:34:54

let go of the thread and use it to untangle it right away

00:35:00

before it gets tied into knots and I hide

00:35:04

the thread inside my head, that’s how you are

00:35:08

way, all of them where our knots won’t

00:35:10

go so I’ll take a look now

00:35:15

and I still need to make French

00:35:17

knots on the belly and here I’m doing it now

00:35:20

and I’ll show you the end result so

00:35:25

after you come out, be sure to

00:35:27

look, correct the toy, for example,

00:35:31

we cut the toy’s face too, not

00:35:35

because I embroider the nose on it

00:35:39

because it’s hairy. I don’t really

00:35:42

like that’s why those hairs and while I was here

00:35:45

tormenting the bear I was twisting in different directions

00:35:48

what happened I’m instigating I’m straightening my ears

00:35:52

I’m making sure I’m adjusting my eyes symmetrically

00:35:56

because while we’re embroidering we’re of

00:35:59

course the toy being formed,

00:36:01

our canvas is pliable, that is, if

00:36:04

we’re there somewhere a leg was pulled like this, then

00:36:07

it will be longer than this leg, that is,

00:36:10

we carefully correct everything, make sure

00:36:13

that the arms are symmetrical, we form

00:36:17

the neck of the toy, necessarily because we

00:36:20

squeezed it somewhere, make the

00:36:21

muzzle beautiful, the eyes could

00:36:28

also go

00:36:29

inside the head and while we they squeezed it and

00:36:34

it turns out we have such a baby, such a

00:36:38

baby, of course, this is my

00:36:40

first toy,

00:36:43

I just now tried to make a copy of

00:36:45

the toy that I made two years

00:36:48

ago, of course, now I look at that

00:36:51

toy and think, my God, what a

00:36:53

small ugly one it is, and then the first

00:36:55

the toy was just something

00:36:58

amazing, I really liked this

00:37:01

toy, now I look at it and

00:37:04

understand that there is nothing so

00:37:07

special about it, I don’t really

00:37:11

like it, but we are now born like these

00:37:14

babies, of course, the heart goes out to

00:37:18

bears very quickly they get stuck, they

00:37:23

start to like it very, very much, okay,

00:37:27

let’s go on a rant here on an

00:37:30

incomprehensible topic, in general, I hope that

00:37:34

you understand a little how to do

00:37:36

this embroidery, there’s

00:37:37

nothing wrong with it, the main thing is a

00:37:40

good needle so that it doesn’t

00:37:42

interfere with your work, if you knit very tightly,

00:37:45

use it take care of your

00:37:48

fingers with pliers and don’t rush, don’t rush if

00:37:52

somewhere the thread gets tangled, it’s better to take

00:37:54

two short threads than one very

00:37:56

long one because the process should

00:38:01

be enjoyable don’t rush

00:38:04

for me and I didn’t like to tuck in the ends before

00:38:07

and in general all these are

00:38:10

not toys I loved it because there’s a lot of

00:38:12

sewing here, but over time I began to

00:38:16

perceive it as part of the work and I do

00:38:19

n’t take this one so well, you know, what are

00:38:22

the ends, yes, compared to how I, for

00:38:24

example,

00:38:25

knitted a cardigan or knitted a sweater of some kind

00:38:28

and the ends then there in

00:38:31

five minutes I’ll take a quick fix, and

00:38:33

at this point it starts to really

00:38:35

infuriate me because you think that you can

00:38:37

handle it in 5 minutes,

00:38:39

but in fact it drags on for

00:38:41

several hours, so I

00:38:45

set aside

00:38:46

enough time for the roses, that is, if the whole

00:38:49

toy I see all the parts and

00:38:54

it takes me

00:38:55

about five hours to assemble, then I

00:38:58

also live for at least 2 hours on the roses so that he doesn’t

00:39:01

think that I’ll have time to knit and

00:39:03

arrange 2 bags in a day, no, that won’t work, that’s

00:39:07

all if there are

00:39:11

any left please ask questions, maybe

00:39:13

I’ll make another video, for example, how to

00:39:16

embroider and I’ll show you lavender, or the higher ones,

00:39:19

some other flowers with you, you can

00:39:21

come up with something for the higher one, a rose, a cobweb,

00:39:24

maybe in general, ask your questions,

00:39:27

write whether it’s clear to you or not, like it

00:39:31

if you like liked it and share

00:39:33

this useful video on social networks, maybe someone

00:39:36

will like this embroidery,

00:39:37

in general, thank you very much for your attention,

00:39:39

we will see you very, very soon,

00:39:42

see you again and bye bye

00:39:45

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