I can feel the diligence in both your movements as well as in the descriptions of how to perform them. I'm excited to learn about embroidery and glad that your video was one of the first that I clicked on. Thank you for this video.
Thank you for sharing such a detailed and helpful tutorial! 🌸 Your technique is incredibly clear and easy to follow, especially the way you present each stitch like the Back Stitch, Lazy Daisy, and Split Stitch - essential stitches for any embroidery project. I was also impressed with how you mentioned using the embroidery hoops and those little tips for keeping the fabric taut throughout the process. I always love experimenting with new stitches, and I found several useful tips in this video. Have you ever tried combining these stitches with multi-colored threads to create natural shading effects? This could add a new depth to the embroidery work. 😊 Looking forward to seeing more amazing tutorials from you! Thank you for sharing this beautiful hand embroidery art
That's the way. It has been a bit of a restless moment when people spend 10 minutes saying they will show the work and then 5 minutes they put there hands and rest of the video has 3 minutes of content only 🤣
I felt like subscribing in the 1st 5 seconds. Maybe it's the speed at which you speak or that you seem comfortable in front of the camera. Also. so many people are poorly spoken so they "umm", "ahh, and pause. I don't expect people to be perfect or super well-rehearsed but it's really nice listening to you.
Okay I'm going to give this another shot........I have been so frustrated trying to learn stitches.......Thanks for the simple how-to's and gentle music without talking the entire time.
Such a wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much. I would like to embroider the edging of a sheet set and was wondering how I would hide the knotted side of the embroidery?? Does it really matter if it is on the inside of the pillowcase edging? Is embroidering the top edge of the sheet even a thing? I would really like to try but I have so many questions. 😅
Do you ever embroider anything useful or is it just these decorative hoops? I wouldn’t mind it if it didn’t have the hardware/was just a plain wooden hoop.
I think the hoops are used to straighten the fabric so it's easier to work on, and if its stitched on clothing or something you'd remove the hoop afterwards and iron it out?
love how you patiently explained 🪡💕
Thank you!!
Thank you. This is exactly what I needed to just embroider simple flowers on my jeans.
Have fun!
Thank you! I’m recreating my friend’s wedding bouquet as a gift, and this was so helpful!
Aw that’s so cute!
Love this tutorial. You explained everything so well. I can't wait to give it a try.
Thank you so much I am getting an early start on this because I wanna try and learn before Christmas so I can recreate my moms wedding bouquet for het
How fun!! So glad you’re enjoying my content
Omg I never thought about tracing it after I’ve put cloth on the hoop, that’s genius
Yes! Such a fun hack
I can feel the diligence in both your movements as well as in the descriptions of how to perform them. I'm excited to learn about embroidery and glad that your video was one of the first that I clicked on. Thank you for this video.
Thank you for sharing such a detailed and helpful tutorial! 🌸 Your technique is incredibly clear and easy to follow, especially the way you present each stitch like the Back Stitch, Lazy Daisy, and Split Stitch - essential stitches for any embroidery project. I was also impressed with how you mentioned using the embroidery hoops and those little tips for keeping the fabric taut throughout the process.
I always love experimenting with new stitches, and I found several useful tips in this video. Have you ever tried combining these stitches with multi-colored threads to create natural shading effects? This could add a new depth to the embroidery work. 😊
Looking forward to seeing more amazing tutorials from you! Thank you for sharing this beautiful hand embroidery art
Thank you !
This was my very first try at emboidery and it turned out great! Thank yo so much!
So glad to hear that !
I love it when pple start showing instead of talking so much.
Is that supposed to be sarcasm?
That's the way. It has been a bit of a restless moment when people spend 10 minutes saying they will show the work and then 5 minutes they put there hands and rest of the video has 3 minutes of content only 🤣
LMAO I know huh. That's why I'm exiting out after 51 seconds into the video. I just had to agree with you before I left. 😊
Wow, thank you. I'm wanting to learn to embroider and this is just a great demonstration.
I felt like subscribing in the 1st 5 seconds. Maybe it's the speed at which you speak or that you seem comfortable in front of the camera. Also. so many people are poorly spoken so they "umm", "ahh, and pause. I don't expect people to be perfect or super well-rehearsed but it's really nice listening to you.
Awwww thank you so much !! More fun videos coming soon!
I enjoyed your video, especially explaining the ins and outs of the stitching process. I wish all the Tutors would do that. Thank you
Okay I'm going to give this another shot........I have been so frustrated trying to learn stitches.......Thanks for the simple how-to's and gentle music without talking the entire time.
This was super helpful! Thank you!
Excellent source for learning, thank you!
Omg so clear , THANKS!!❤
It is very easy to follow you as you are teaching. Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Easy to learn. I hope I can do it soon :) Thanks!
Thank you - this is a wonderful video!!
Thank you for sharing this 😃
How lovely! ❤️
How do you tie the knot for the needle! I’ve tried it once and it would just fall off still and or not even knot! Many thanks ❤
🦉 Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing! Following 🛎️🤗
Excellent video!!!
Such a wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much. I would like to embroider the edging of a sheet set and was wondering how I would hide the knotted side of the embroidery?? Does it really matter if it is on the inside of the pillowcase edging? Is embroidering the top edge of the sheet even a thing? I would really like to try but I have so many questions. 😅
Immediately noticed the Ruth Speer art in the background 🥹🤌🏻
Great tutorial! Thank you! Just wondering where you get the plastic hoops from?
Very nice work. Love Celeste so I'm going to try it.
Have fun!
@@JamiePhotoVideo Thank you. Almost finished.
The stem stitch has me confused everything else I love how you describe.
That is so beautiful
Thank you
This is so good for my clases
Glad I could help!
Pretty please may you do a thistle and a lavender and please may you talk about what technique is best to do for doing initials
thank you for this! really helped me.
So pretty!
Thanks!!
Why do embroider on the inside of the hoop? Is that the correct way or is that your preference?😊
So that when she traces the pattern the fabric is in contact with it
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WOW!!
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How do you embroidery hearts inside of the heart to make it look good and nice
New sub, Thank you so much great video.
Have a blessed day❤😊
4:25 the video frame covering some of what you’re showing is driving me nuts but I like everything else about the video so I’m going to press on
Can you please tell me what thread you use?
Hi there! I use DMC 6-ply embroidery thread.
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Do you ever embroider anything useful or is it just these decorative hoops? I wouldn’t mind it if it didn’t have the hardware/was just a plain wooden hoop.
I think the hoops are used to straighten the fabric so it's easier to work on, and if its stitched on clothing or something you'd remove the hoop afterwards and iron it out?
My great grandmother used to do that to pillowcases
Ummmm...what kind of cloth material is this??
So pretty, I love it! Can you give me the color number please. Thanks
Thank you ! If you're interested in the color numbers you can head over to my Etsy and purchase the pattern, thanks!
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