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Thank you!

I'm glad you found this helpful. It's one thing to hear people describe a technique, but so much better when you can just see it. I love the clean and neat effect this produces.

You are welcome. I love how this stitch looks so fancy, but it's not that hard to do, once you understand the construction.

Great idea! This is such a pretty stitch. I'm glad you find it useful.

You're welcome. I hope you find a place for Heavy Chain Stitch in your embroidery!

There are so many stitches that can easily be shown left handed, so we decided to see whether that would be a popular option for us to include. I am glad you find it useful.

We love fly stitch for its versatility. It does make a beautiful flower.

Sounds like a very pleasant project.

Glad that helps. From our experience with in-person teaching, we know that is a source of frustration for people, not know what needles and threads work together. It's hard to get started if you don't know what needle and thread to pick up!

That's great. We like to break down the complicated stitches to make them approachable, plus give a lot of options for making additions to basic stitches, as with Pekinese.

That sounds like a fun idea!

Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you are enjoying our stitch videos!

So glad the explanations work for you.

You're so welcome. This is one of our very favorite stitches!

@@MacAvoySistersSaySew well, I think it is very pretty

We love our embroidery! I am glad you find the videos helpful.

That's great. Thanks for the feedback!

That's great. There is so much variety in hand embroidery!

I'm so glad you find the videos useful.

Glad you enjoyed the video. Yes, you do have to set aside a few minutes for this one...but it's worth it.

It might become your favorite new stitch!

Thank you!

I'm always so glad to hear from Team Lefty! Glad you are enjoying the videos.

Absolutely!

The MacAvoy Sisters love this stitch!

That's great to hear. Thanks for letting us know what you like about the videos. It helps us focus on what to do in our future tutorials. Definitely more left-handed ones to come.

That's great to hear. We love sharing our stitches!

Thread twist is so important, and not often discussed. Thanks for watching the video.

You're welcome!

You are so welcome! I know the left handed stitchers get tired of people telling them "Just watch me and do the mirror image." But, you still have an excuse because life is just set up for the right handed!!!

@@MacAvoySistersSaySew You are so right!

Great! Thanks for that. And yes, Fire Mountain Gems is a great resource for beads. We are adding more videos daily and I have more ideas for beads and embroidery combined!!!

Thanks! This stitch is one of our favorites.

We agree...this is a great stitch. Glad the instructions work for you.

I hope you enjoy this technique as much as I do. I have fun trying it in all sorts of threads and ribbons.

We love to teach and are so glad you're enjoying the channel.

I'm glad you like our videos! My favorite brand of needles is Tulip. They are made in Japan. Their milliners needles are nice and straight, with beautifully bored out eyes that do not bulge out at all. This makes them perfect for knotted stitches. Tulip needles are pricey, though. I also like Hemmings needles- very good quality for less money. Both Tulip and Hemmings milliners needles are available in individual sizes. Another great needle is Bohin, made in France. Their milliners needles only come in variety packs, but their other needles come in individual sizes. I also like John James for chenille needles, Jeana Kimball Foxglove Cottage #9 straw (milliners) for cotton applique, and Sue Spargo brand are my favorite tapestry needles. As you can probably tell, I love sewing needles!

Thank you so much. This encourages us to make more videos!

This is a fun one! Glad you liked it.

You are so welcome.

So many stitches! We love sharing them.

Beading is habit forming!

It's a challenging one, but satisfying when you figure it out!