How to use: This is a slideshow. To start, click the play icon. The slideshow will progress slowly, with a 10 second pause between photos. To pause, mouse-over the picture, then click the pause icon. To advance through the show manually, click the previous and next icons. .
I prefer photos to videos and this is an experiment in creating a tutorial that is easy to follow using photos. If you could take a moment to let me know your thoughts, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks,
Sukanya
7 comments:
so many thanku.... i am waiting 4 this long time.it is very easy to make it with the help of ur slideshow.
You are welcome Ghazala and thanks for leaving your feedback.
THANK YOU " SO MUCH " to share this LOVELY tutorial ...
I'm going to try it soon ... and ... hope to show you the result !
sorry ... I can't speak english well but ... just I'm trying to say : " THANK YOU " :)
Hello :)
I´ve recently discovered kutch embroidery browsing around in youtube. I´m Spanish and I had never seen it.
I´m really happy to find your blog, this is by far the clearest and best explained tutorial on kutch I´ve found. Making it as a slideshow instead of a video is a great idea.
Thanks so much for taking your time to help others to learn.
Greetings :)
This is a lovely Video I chanced upon while searching for Kutch work tutorials.
I have a question though, When you do the interlacing, does the green thread ever go under the cloth or are you only interlacing the green thread through the red thread
That's a good question! The green thread does not go under the cloth. It is only interlaced through the red thread.
-- Sukanya
Very nice
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