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Smocking, or Pleatwork embroidery was a popular decorative technique for shirts during the 16th Century German Renaissance. They were worn by Landknecht, and Trossfrau, as well as the humble Merchant class and even by Saxon Princesses. Learn about the history and types, and learn a few stitches as well.
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0:00 Intro
1:20 Supplies
2:24 Definition and History
4:11 Types of Pleatwork Embroidery
5:23 Design Analysis: Pleats
6:05 Design Analysis: Stitches
7:46 Blocking and Setting
10:30 Preparing the thread
12:36 Tips for your Success
14:32 Secure your thread
15:53 How to end a row
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