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How to work Elizabethan Twist; A goldwork embroidery tutorial

Welcome to my channel! In today’s video, I’ll be demonstrating an interesting technique from the world of goldwork embroidery: Elizabethan twist. Whether you’re a seasoned stitcher or just dipping your toes into the shimmering pool of metal thread embroidery, this tutorial will guide you step-by-step through the process of mastering Elizabethan twist. This video is taken from my upcoming Deep Dive Into Goldwork Course, which is an online, self-paced course that explores over 40 different goldwork techniques. The course progressively develops your goldwork skills and confidence allowing you to translate what you have learnt and include these wonderful techniques in your own designs. Click the link below to find out more information and join the course https://www.wellembroidered.com/self-... Ideally any goldwork should be worked on a double layer of fabric. A calico sits behind your chosen fabric. This adds additional support to the weight of the embroidery and helps support plunging and tying back the ends. Once you have completed the embroidery you can plunge the loose ends and weave them through the back. You will need - Elizabethan Twist Stranded Cotton or other embroidery thread No.12 embroidery needle Sharp embroidery scissors Beeswax Hoop or slate frame Fabric - I suggest you use a linen or cotton of medium weight to support plunging and tying back the ends. Want to learn more about what I offer then check out the link below. https://www.wellembroidered.com