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hey guys welcome back to the studio and
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thank you so much for joining me today
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i'm going to be teaching you how to do a
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cross stitch probably the most useful
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stitch that you can learn how to do
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outside of saddle stitching you can use
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it to
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cover you can use it to wrap things and
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it's quite possibly the most
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quintessential stitch outside of
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saddle stitching itself
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so let's get started shall we okay guys
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so i've pre-pricked
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the
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leather that we're going to be using to
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wrap
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i've breaked it down one side and the
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other so we won't be using enough today
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the important thing to remember when
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pricking for this type of thing is to
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have the top holes
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perfectly perfectly in line it's really
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important
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i've marked on my hammer
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where it starts and where it stops
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because it's a tapered handle
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i'm choosing to put the stitching on the
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inside so i have more grip for my hand
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we're going to line it up with the marks
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we're going to take the thread that
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we've pre-waxed
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we're going to thread it through the
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first hole
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to be stitched
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we're going to even up the thread
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now we're going to loop it doesn't
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matter which way we only do this but
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we're going to loop the thread over
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again so it's going to be
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it's going to be looped on the first
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hole
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we've got the first hole
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done
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we're going to take our right hand
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needle
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we're going to place it through the
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opposite hole
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down one
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and it's going to come out of the
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whole parallel to that
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sometimes it can be a bit challenging to
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get it through
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keeping the thread
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down otherwise you'll cross your threads
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there's one half
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now we take the other needle
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and we pass it through the hole
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that this thread has come out
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and is going to come out the one
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opposite
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parallel to it
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now we're going to tighten that
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making sure to pull them tight as you go
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otherwise you'll have
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weird results
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so
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right hand needle
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opposite down
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one and three the whole opposite
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left hand needle
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through the hole
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through the
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opposite
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and down one hole
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and straight across
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and then pull tight
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and as you can see
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we're starting to get that really nice
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cross
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you can go left first so left needle
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through first however the crosses will
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be
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the other way around so whichever one
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you do make sure you continue doing it
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so the right hand needle
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[Music]
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that's
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when i'm doing when i'm cutting the
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leather out for this
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i'm using
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a
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nova napper
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so it um
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i'm using an overnapper so patina very
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nicely that's just my personal
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preference
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when
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you're doing it and you cut the pattern
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out
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make sure
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that you
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leave you cut the pattern about a
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millimeter
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so not much just a millimeter smaller
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than the size of whatever it is that
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you're wrapping
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now the reason we do this
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is so that
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when you pull the leather tight
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and all leather stretches a little bit
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all other does
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you will
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not have a gap between it
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or
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there'll be there'll be no overlap
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after every single
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stitch make sure that you pull it tight
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because you can't go you can't pull it
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back because of the amount of over
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stitches there are so after each stitch
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make sure that you pull it tight
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we're now approaching the end as you can
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see
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we've got two more stitches and i'll
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show you what we're gonna do
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so again we're gonna take the right
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needle
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over
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down through the hole the next hole
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and up through the one opposite
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really simple
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right
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now we're getting close to the end it's
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getting going to get harder and harder
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to pull them tight so we're going to
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pull that tight now
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put it tight now
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right needle
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not find the hole
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you can use a round door to open it back
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up again
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and pull that tight
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now there's the last one done
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cross it over the top
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and pull that tight
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a dab of white glue
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in each of those holes at the end
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and snip them off
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and there we have it
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now you can tap down those threads if
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you like
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and there we go
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beautifully wrapped
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handle
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you
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