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This video showed how to frame embroidery using 15 new designs from the Baget Korset framing workshop. Four embroideries from Dimensions, plus designs from Alisa, Riolis, Thea Gouverneur, and others. As always, they used specific examples to explain the various artistic design techniques they used. You can see more designs in our VK group. Our albums contain over 28,000 photos of our embroideries. Since 2011, we have framed over 100,000 embroideries. Since 2017, we have been framing remotely throughout Russia and abroad. Episodes: 00:00 In this video 00:29 Roses from Luca-S. The embroidery was framed for Valeria from Omsk. Framed in an oval frame with a mat; 01:22 Cake seller from the White Rabbit. The embroidery was framed for Alsu from Moscow. It was framed in a double frame. 02:20 Magical Hogwarts by Ovechkiny Zabavy. Embroidery by Marina from Vsevolozhsk. It was framed in a double frame, with piping, additional drawing, molding, and three-dimensional elements. 04:02 Gate by Dimensions. The embroidery was framed for Yulia from Moscow. It was framed with a passe-partout. 04:39 Rocky Coast Lighthouse by Dimensions. The embroidery was framed for Alexandra from Moscow. It was framed in a double passe-partout. 05:26 Two embroideries - Beach and Port by Lady Stitch. The embroidery was framed for Yulia from Novosibirsk. The three-dimensional frame in a double passe-partout allows for framing. 06:17 Santa's embroidery for Ksenia from Moscow. Framed with a magnetic board, the frame is entirely hand-made and painted; 07:07 Halloween Mice. Embroidered for Marina from Moscow. Framed in a triple frame with staining, varnishing, and additional drawing; 07:56 Rabbits by Alisa. Embroidered by Elena from Moscow. Framed with a passe-partout; 08:32 Beer Bar by Marya Iskusnitsa. Embroidered for Yulia from Moscow. Framed in a veneer-effect frame; 09:08 Amsterdam by Luca-S. Embroidered for Yulia from Moscow. Framed in a two-piece frame; 10:12 Icon of the Mother of God by Thea Gouverneur. Embroidered by Svetlana from Angarsk. Framed in a frame; 11:08 Afternoon Tea by Dimensions. Embroidery by Maria from Yaroslavl. Framed in a triple oval mat; 12:12 Lilac by RTO. Embroidery framed for Yulia from Moscow. Framed in an oval frame and double mat; 13:18 Spring Easter Cake by Adrianna. Embroidery framed for Anna from Cyprus. Framed in a frame; 14:09 Red Car by Dimensions. Embroidery by Anna from Cyprus. Framed in a double frame; 14:57 Girl with Phlox by Riolis. Embroidery framed for Albina from Moscow. Framed in an oval frame with 3D decor; 16:15 Which embroidery did you like? Subscribe to the channel and leave a comment. See you there! To have your embroideries shipped to us for free framing, please submit a request on the website: bagetkorset.ru. The website features a detailed video tour of the framing workshop, over 200 video testimonials from embroidery owners, and instructions on how to frame your embroidery remotely at the Baget Korset framing workshop. Did you see your embroidery? Are you embroidering a similar design or would you like to embroider one? Did you particularly like any of the framed pieces? Share your thoughts in the comments. We thank all the embroiderers who have sent, are sending, and are planning to send their embroidered creations to us for framing. You can see photos of the embroideries we frame in our publications and on VK. Our portfolio of 28,000 photos of framed embroideries can be found in the albums of the Baget Korset VKontakte group. As you browse through the gallery of thousands of frames, you're sure to find ideas for framing your own embroideries—we're happy to help. Subscribe to never miss a thing.