Thank you for this explanation. I tried to teach it to my stitch group and thoroughly confused everyone as they couldn’t see for my fingers. I pointed them to this video, which they agreed was clear and precise, so more followers for you.
Thank you, I always wondered how to do this! Once again you have done an excellent job demonstrating and giving lots of helpful tips! I love your videos!
I remember this technique from an embroidery exhibition I visited years ago and was impressed with it. I vaguely recalled how to do it (basically the # of threads at the start), so I'm grateful for this tuition. Thank you.
Sarah, thank you SO much. I was ready to abandon this stitch after trying it many times . The wretched mirror always popped out! I stumbled on your tutorial and voila; it's working for me. I am so pleased. Now I can get on making the brooch.
Thanks for the video. Funny story...When I was child, I remember having some kind of cloth with shisha mirrors and kept feeling I need to Windex them to get the dust off. Found myself feeling the same in the beginning of this video with the cloth you showed us. Think I'm gonna have to get over having "dusty shishas"...I think they are par for the course. :)
Feel free to dust your mirrors if you want to McCoeur! I would probably avoid putting any kind of cleaning solution on them though as it might get onto your thread...
thank u somuch. it is veryhelpful. I am a fashion designer student. I was not able to understand this embroidery at college. but u helped ad explain step by step thank u so much
Thank you Sarah , I totally enjoy learning from you , your teaching is very very good and explain every step clearly and also provide the reason why the stitch IS done certain way , you are a terrific teacher！
Thank you Wendy! I have to remember not to pull any funny faces...:) We are working hard on these and feel we are improving all of the time so hopefully it will show! More coming this week....
I’d like to get into this, but I’m not into quilting. I just bought my first learn to embroider kit. I don’t want to go out and buy fabric. I won’t be random enough. Right?
If you look carefully you can see that I'm making a buttonhole stitch but if you have another method that works for you then great. There are lots of different and beautiful ways to stitch down shisha mirrors; this is just one method taught to me by an Indian embroiderer but I have lots of other ways I like to use too...
Does anyone know what the stitch is, that the gold/yellow crosses (or pointy woven looking stuff) is above the mirrors in the example piece in the beginning?
Hi tanish reddy, this is the stand: ua-cam.com/video/ElcnWWixmJ8/v-deo.html You can buy it here: www.sarahhomfray.com/myshop/prod_4538062-Versatile-table-clamp.html
Excellent tutorial. This is practically buttonhole stitch/eyelet stitch (broderie anglaise) and the one we do for Richelieu. But I had seen another method of embroidering the mirrors, where the framework is the same, but the visible stitch itself has a double loop. See here: ua-cam.com/video/U_fgZD960Xo/v-deo.html. Probably both are used? I also found a tutorial by an Indian lady for three different techniques including embellishments. Cannot understand her explanation, but it's easy to understand if you put the video on slower motion. ua-cam.com/video/jOhjBCaXE2I/v-deo.html
This is Pakistani embroidery from th province of sindh...we have exquisite stitches here...thnks for teaching it to the world.
Thank you Finally in English 👏👏👏 love it
Always wondered how it was done!! Congratulations! You are such a pro! Thanks! Love and sunshine from Costa Rica!
Thank you for this explanation. I tried to teach it to my stitch group and thoroughly confused everyone as they couldn’t see for my fingers. I pointed them to this video, which they agreed was clear and precise, so more followers for you.
It is a bit of a complex stitch to explain, I understand!
Very beautiful mirror work
This is an an amazing video! I was able to follow your instructions and create Shisha work! Thank you!
Really super mam.
Thank you so much! This is fascinating. What is your thread you are using?
I always wondered how they did this. Thank you
Sarah, thank you so much, you're a wonderful teacher. You've really broken this down clearly, and I'm confident I can give it a try now. :) Thanks!
You are welcome Moon Shadow! If you get stuck on anything just ask...
Thank you, I always wondered how to do this! Once again you have done an excellent job demonstrating and giving lots of helpful tips! I love your videos!
I remember this technique from an embroidery exhibition I visited years ago and was impressed with it. I vaguely recalled how to do it (basically the # of threads at the start), so I'm grateful for this tuition. Thank you.
Thank you Art Bristow, glad you are finding useful!
Great work mam👏 that video is very helpfull for me🤗
Thanks for sharing...now I'll try 😊
Wow ma'am v nice ☺👌👌👌👍
Excellent
Great video Sarah! Could you please show how to do sew on round mirror with a square stitch around it ?
Just pretend it has corners Jasmine! (you could draw a square onto the fabric if you like)
Sarah, thank you SO much. I was ready to abandon this stitch after trying it many times . The wretched mirror always popped out! I stumbled on your tutorial and voila; it's working for me. I am so pleased. Now I can get on making the brooch.
So happy you have conquered this stitch Erica, well done! It's all about the grid; get that in the right place and your mirror is there for life!
The best video...i hve seen 10 videos b4 dis...i couldnt understand....bt after seeing dis i understood...so clear...tank u so much
Thank you Sabbi!
Amazing tutorial
thank u so much maam it is too difficult.....but u explained in a very easy way......i understand very quickly....
just what I needed to learn thank you x
Than you so much.I learnt the mirror work. You taught clearly n it is easy to understand. Thank you
Thanks for the video. Funny story...When I was child, I remember having some kind of cloth with shisha mirrors and kept feeling I need to Windex them to get the dust off. Found myself feeling the same in the beginning of this video with the cloth you showed us. Think I'm gonna have to get over having "dusty shishas"...I think they are par for the course. :)
Feel free to dust your mirrors if you want to McCoeur! I would probably avoid putting any kind of cleaning solution on them though as it might get onto your thread...
thank u somuch. it is veryhelpful. I am a fashion designer student. I was not able to understand this embroidery at college. but u helped ad explain step by step thank u so much
Stephan Benedict
Hi!Dear kindly guide me which fabric may I use for embroidery for summer wearing......
awesome...tutorial...I watched different Shisha mirror tutorial...But this is really awesome...so clear..that split image helps a lot..thank u so much
Thank you so much for your kind words!
Thank you so much.Very helpful& awesome tutorial.God bless you
Very nice quality of video..
And u teaches very simply and looks so easy
. Thanks mam
Best way
Thank you Sarah , I totally enjoy learning from you , your teaching is very very good and explain every step clearly and also provide the reason why the stitch IS done certain way , you are a terrific teacher！
Thank you! Your comments are much appreciated...
Sarah Homfray
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Great tutorial! Love the teacher and camera work was very well done!
excelant madam it is very useful
Very very nice
Great mam you teaches very well
Super!👌👌👌
Super and good teaching mam
very helpful....!👍
Brilliant teacher, FANTASTIC camera work!!! I love the split image it's wonderful to be able to see you and the work so well. New subscriber ;)
Thank you Wendy! I have to remember not to pull any funny faces...:)
We are working hard on these and feel we are improving all of the time so hopefully it will show! More coming this week....
You are so cute :) Well taught :) JazakAllah Khairun :) :)
I’d like to get into this, but I’m not into quilting. I just bought my first learn to embroider kit. I don’t want to go out and buy fabric. I won’t be random enough. Right?
Nice
Super & good
excellent work
Always wanted to learn this, thanks for the very detailed lesson!
You're very welcome Dandylion, pleased to hear that you like it!
How you take zooming vedio!? It's amazing I can't see the camera!? How could you do!?
Alot of filming equipment and editing software Story Teller!
Thank you
Wow nice job mem 😍
I.like.your.video.
Can you please share the link for the stand and frame ?
www.sarahhomfray.com/myshop/cat_264747-Embroidery-Equipment.html
wat type of frame stand its superb
Good video thanks
Sarah you have tried... but its other way round you take the neddle in the circle and take out on edge make a button hole stitch....
If you look carefully you can see that I'm making a buttonhole stitch but if you have another method that works for you then great. There are lots of different and beautiful ways to stitch down shisha mirrors; this is just one method taught to me by an Indian embroiderer but I have lots of other ways I like to use too...
What about this one?ua-cam.com/video/U_fgZD960Xo/v-deo.html
which type of thread r u using
thank you mamm
thank you so much madam
thanku mam
Suprrr
Спасибо!!!
You are most welcome!
Does anyone know what the stitch is, that the gold/yellow crosses (or pointy woven looking stuff) is above the mirrors in the example piece in the beginning?
It's Kutch work Becky, A type of woven herringbone
Thank you!
Hi mam what s the name f da stand frame you are using i like to buy it
Hi tanish reddy, this is the stand:
ua-cam.com/video/ElcnWWixmJ8/v-deo.html
You can buy it here:
www.sarahhomfray.com/myshop/prod_4538062-Versatile-table-clamp.html
thread name also....
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it's Asian work, from where you learn it. any way nice work, and. perfect
saira sid ksa
Ka cha work
much umakam
Excellent tutorial. This is practically buttonhole stitch/eyelet stitch (broderie anglaise) and the one we do for Richelieu. But I had seen another method of embroidering the mirrors, where the framework is the same, but the visible stitch itself has a double loop. See here: ua-cam.com/video/U_fgZD960Xo/v-deo.html. Probably both are used?
I also found a tutorial by an Indian lady for three different techniques including embellishments. Cannot understand her explanation, but it's easy to understand if you put the video on slower motion. ua-cam.com/video/jOhjBCaXE2I/v-deo.html
So much confusion here...see indian's videos for easy methods in mirror stitching
Really super mam.
Which thread is used..??
I used a cotton perle thread Angel in this video. It's a nice strong thread to use for mirrors that doesn't untwist, but you can use other threads!
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