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Bayeux Tapestry Recreation - Starting the Stitching

I'm recreating part of the Bayeux Tapestry using authentic materials and equipment. I want to explore how it was made, the techniques used, the time it took, how the materials and equipment reacted to being used, and how the embroiderers may have made decisions and felt as they worked. In this video we finally start stitching! Yes, I know. I can't believe it either. I briefly talk through the equipment and threads we're using and how I'm choosing the colours, the stitches and working out the order of work. We then start the embroidery, working on the first motif - the border folate. I talk about the stitch we're using, stem stich, and the 19th century compartmentalization of it depending on the diagonal direction of the worked thread: top right to bottom left is called stem stitch, top left to bottom right - outline stitch. Other videos mentioned: How to embroiderer stem stitch:    • How to Embroider Stem Stitch   How many stitches does it take:    • How many stitches does it take to mak...   The Back of the BT:    • The Back of a Bayeux Tapestry inspire...   Transferring the Design:    • Bayeux Tapestry Recreation Project Tr...   Framing up the ground fabric:    • Bayeux Tapestry Recreation Project Fr...   The equipment:    • Bayeux Tapestry Recreation Project Up...   The design:    • Bayeux Tapestry Recreation Project De...   Introducing the project:    • Bayeux Tapestry Recreation Project Fi...   My published analyses can be found here: - 'The Front tells, the Story the Back tells the History: a technical discussion of the embroidering of the Bayeux Tapestry', in Making Sense of the Bayeux Tapestry Readings and Reworkings, ed. Anna C. Henderson with Gale R. Owen-Crocker (Manchester University Press, 2016) - 'Les six Chateaux de la Tâpisserie de Bayeux: une discussion technique du travail de broderie de la Tapisserie de Bayeux' in L'invention de la Tapisserie de Bayeux, ed. Sylvette Lemagnen, Shirley Ann Brown & Gale Owen-Crocker (Point de Vues, 2018) - The Lost Art of the Anglo-Saxon World: the sacred and secular power of embroidery (Oxbow, 2019) Books in the video: D.M. Wilson, The Bayeux Tapestry (Thames & Hudson, 1985) Images in the video: The border: https://www.bayeuxmuseum.com/la-tapis... The women at work: Kay Staniland, Medieval Craftsmen Embroiderers (British Museum Press, 2006) The Byzantine embroiderer: Exodus XXXVI, 8-19, The Byzantine Octateuch. Dr Alexandra Makin Early Medieval Embroidery Professional Embroiderer Textile Archaeologist #bayeuxtapestry​ #embroidery​ #textiles​ #alexandramakin