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Chain Stitch for Zari Indian Embroidery

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Part of the video series: Indian Embroidery and Zari Work

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Summary: Zari Indian embroidery is made up of several stitches. Learn about the basic chain stitch from an expert on Indian embroidery work in this free craft video clip.

Views: 726 | 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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Chain Stitch for Zari Indian Embroidery

Hi this is Ruchi on behalf of Expert Village. Now he started with the Zari work and this is a chain stitch which he's continuing with. He's edging the middle of the fix it in the fabric. A sequence of chain stitches just to fix the middle. He passes the needle from the fabric each and every time and then needle displays below. The thread passes through the loop of the needle. And then the circle of motif are happening with the Zari. The whole motif will be made with the of with the Zari work.

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