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Handicrafts & Carpets                                                             Exercise 1.8.48
            Hand Embroidery Artisan - Gift Items

            Tertiary work of watti tout, duwalut

            Objectives: At the end of this exercise you shall be able to
            •  practice tertiary work of watti tout
            •  practice tertiary work of duwalut.

               Requirements
               Materials
               •  Needle                            - as reqd.    •  Cloth                               - as reqd.
               •  Thread                            - as reqd.    •  Thimble                             - as reqd.
                                                                  •  Hoop                                - as reqd.

            PROCEDURE

            TASK 1:  Practice tertiary work of watti tout
            1  “Watti” in Kashmiri means thick or bold.           2  A slightly thicker thread or multiple strands of the same
                                                                     thread are used. (Fig 3)
            2   “Tout” refers to outline stitching.
            3  So, watti tout is a thick outline stitch worked around   Fig 3
               the motif. (Fig 1)

            How It’s constructed
             Fig 1
















            1  The design is traced onto the fabric. (Fig 2)

             Fig 2

                                                                  3  The outline is stitched using a tight backstitch or stem
                                                                    stitch, but repeated 2–3 times to make it bold. (Fig 4)

                                                                   Fig 4














            TASK 2: Practice tertiary work of duwalut
            1  Double thread embroidery. (Fig 1)                               Refer Ex.No 40 (Task 2)
            2  In this embroidery double thread is used.

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