▶ Watch on YouTubeFLOSSTUBE 75 HARDANGER Vs VAINICAS (o Vainillas) NO ES LO MISMO..... Y TE EXPLICO POR QUÉ...
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In this video, the host, Los Bordados De La Abu, addresses subscriber questions about the differences between Hardanger and Vainicas (also known as Vainillas), two embroidery techniques that are often confused. She explains that while both are forms of openwork embroidery, they are distinct in terms of fabric, technique, and finishing. The video aims to clarify these differences and notes that the two techniques can be combined, though they remain separate methods.
- Explains the key differences between Hardanger and Vainicas, including fabric, technique, and finish.
- Describes Hardanger as a traditional Norwegian counted-thread technique using special even-weave fabric, often linen, with 22 threads per inch for beginners.
- Describes Vainicas as a technique involving the removal of threads to create open spaces, with remaining threads grouped and stitched into grid patterns.
- Mentions that the two techniques can be combined in a single project.
- References other tutorial videos on the channel for further learning.
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