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Part of the video series: Indian Embroidery and Zari Work

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Summary: Designs for Zari work are complex and beautiful. Learn how to find the best pattern and design for you with expert tips on Indian embroidery in this free craft video.

Views: 864 | Tags: indian, clothing, thread, embroidery, zari, pakistani, weaving, silks, saris

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Ruchi Ruchi is a well known fashion designer and works in a designer boutique called The Citrine. The Citrine is famous for its ultimate collection and specializes ... read more

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Zari Indian Embroidery Designs

Hey, this is Ruchi, on behalf of Expert Village and I am using Embroidery work so that the folding process You have to do it well so that you can see the design properly. Now as you can see we transferred the Et Oses onto the fabric. Now for first feel, stick the middle of the fabric with glue because you have to deliver it to the mark it. Just a drop of it, stick the the middle. Now we'll start with the Zari work, using a silver thread right here. Now this is the needle with a small dip of it, he mashes the needle through the fabric. Then the dirty process through the needle, he lefts it with the help of the work of the needle.

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