I think men bring something new to hobbies that are stereotypically for “women”. i take most of my inspiration for many things from male fashion designers/artists. keep doing you ⭐️
That's terrible. My mom and dad both used to sew. My mom taught us all how to embroidery and on the weekends we all gathered around mom and dad and sewed quilts. My dad would sew his own curtains for the camper/topper on his truck. He was really good. Way back in the day, I was in home ec. I got cooking down and the hand sewing but, not the sewing machine lol Any sewing machine homework I had, my dad would do it for me lol I'm 58 and still can't use a machine lol
Absolutely, embroidery is such a wonderful way to relax and find peace, especially during uncertain times. Embroidering on thrifted items is a fantastic creative idea! Have you tried embroidering on any thrifted pieces yet?
I'm SO happy to see your Vid. I've been embroidering for 45 years. My most precious piece took me 3 months (of daily work... 4 hours every day (when I lived in Italy). I spent 2 years in Extreme Isolation, so I spent that time, working/completing a linen piece that was one of my great grandmothers heirloom pieces... of numerous that I inherited. Daily Embroidery became my daily prayer & meditation... I used simple stitches that became Creatively intricate & complex. I havent picked up any awaiting embroidery projects. You've inspired & motivated me to start this week May 17th, 2020.. Be Well... Stay Safe, Creative & Inspired! 💕🙏💕😊💕🙏💕
My daughter wanted to start embroidering. We watched your video and pulled out some fabric and got started. i drew a simple flower design for her and she is already embroidering. Thank you for making it simple and sounding so fun!
As a child I used to trace pictures out of my coloring books onto tea towels to embroider. With the rise in coloring books for adults I could probably do the same thing today! 😆
when I was really little I used to embroider with my great grandma all the time. When she passed away, I kind of dropped the craft, and I've decided to pick it back up again.
For the bobbins and tracking your colours if you don't want to write on the bobbin itself, keep one of the tags on the end that you begin winding with, then wind over it as usual. It will flatten out and you won't notice. Then, when your at the end of your thread and you need more but you've forgotten what colour it is the original tag will be there for you. Great work!💗
Watching this even though I already know how to embroider. I have always wanted to hand embroider a pair of jeans, so that is the project I took on during my newfound free time. Just some advice: If you want to embroider on a stretchy piece of clothing, iron interfacing on the back so that the hoop does not stretch it out of shape.
Stefan Makara interfacing is something that adds structure and stability to garments during construction. The easiest home style is an iron on interfacing you can get at any fabric store. There’s different thickness types but it’s typically white and feels rough and bumpy on one side because the “glue dots” that the iron activates to adhere it to the surface you iron the smooth side of the surface to your fabric and it melts the glue dots to your fabric creating stiffness. If you ask someone in the fabric department at your craft store they can help you and it usually comes with instructions. Make sure you don’t put the iron on the glue side or you’ll hate your life lol but interfacing is an inexpensive item that can help a lot of things involving clothing and fabric
I have always been interested in embroidery but I thought it was way too hard. It seems like it is easier than I thought. I appreciate this embroidery 101 video.
Wow I honestly thought no one would be that interested in my embroideries!!! Thank you for watching and subscribing 🥰❤️ be sure to follow me on instagram @bychloewen to see all of my current embroidery projects!! And don’t forget to share and tag me in your projects 🌸 and check out all my embroidery tutorial here - th-cam.com/play/PLh1jDrkLs651NRr8SwQdaguvTzGOt2fgt.html
I’m also from the south and it’s great to hear a fellow southern say “Y’all”. You made it look very easy to start. I use to help my mom when I was younger with her threading. Heading to Hobby Lobby today to get some supplies.
I really love how deeply she is in love with what she does...maybe some people feel like she talks to much but I feel it really shows how much she is into this...love your love for embroidery...💞😊
this deserves wayyy more likes!! I've wanted to learn how to embroider for so long but have always felt too busy. no excuses now so i came across this video. now im so excited to start! thank you Chloe for this super helpful and also aesthetically pleasing video!!
This is a great tutorial! It's been well over 45 years since I've embroidered. I'm just a bit intimidated. You have given me back some much needed confidence.
you're one of the only youtubers i've watched recently who has specifically said "it's not a good idea for you to go outside" and I respect that so much
When I just learned two stitches in crochet and now wanting to start doing this. (Mostly because my grandma is really good at it and I miss her a lot-)
I got a bit of a start and the thread was such a clogg. I never realized I could actually split the thread. That tip alone might have saved my project!
It is easier to tie the end of the thread before you start embroidering, so you don't have to hold it all the time or worry about losing it. A simple knot will do it, and it doesn't even show. It helps secure the whole design overall
i personally like to do cross-stitching, i was about to buy everything that you linked, just what I didn't have, then I told my mother about it and she had everything! so awesome
As a qurantine embroidery newbie I have been searching for a simple video where a person actually talks through what their doing...this has been amazing thank you. 👏👏👏👏
Anyone else considering embroidery because of the Shadow And Bone grisha coats? They are AWESOME. I also watch lots of videos on making and wearing history inspired/historically accurate garments. I wanted to make a woolen Victorian winter coat, so I suppose might as well embroider it, too.
I started doing cross stitch when I was 12 and I’ve realy picked up on it and have improved enough that the back looks as good as the front! ...today, two years latter I wanted to try and learn to embroidery and so I randomly clicked on this video and I must say it was very informative and easy to follow so thank you :)
@@saydegray2419 Google says cross stitch is a form of counted embroidery where the stitches used are often crosses/x (where the term cross stitch comes from I assume). Embroidery is the act of embellishing something with string. In a strange way, cross stitch is the pixel art of embroidery
This video is wonderful for those who are just beginning their journey into the world of hand embroidery. Your detailed step-by-step guide, from choosing fabric, thread, to basic stitches, is really easy to follow and approachable. Embroidery is an art that requires not only patience but also a delicate sense in every stitch. Has anyone tried following these instructions yet? If so, share your results with us! The embroidery journey becomes even more exciting when we learn from each other
Ik vond het vanaf 10:20 erg nuttig, maar had alle materialen al in huis, dus de eerste 10 minuten van het filmpje waren een beetje zonde van mijn tijd.
When I’m doing an embroidery project with multiple colors, I use multiple treaded needles and pin the needle to a foam fabric and label the number color thread needle to the Guam fabric. It’s so much easier that way.
I love that embroidery is back! I use to do it in 4th grade, I was taught by my teacher is was super relaxing. Haha we only did super basic things and usually made bookmarks for reading
Tip for winding if you have a drill, you can buy a bobbin winder from like joanns, pop off the bit that holds the bobbin and fit it into your drill. This saved me so much time winding for my big projects
My brain: You don't need a new hobby. You already draw, write, knit, craft, and read, and you have school soon. You'll not have time to learn how to embroider. Also me: Wants to embroider Toothless on my hoodie
I decided I wanted to learn embroidery while walking around at work and seeing a kit printed with little cactuses. So i bought that and 4 more. Ive nearly finished the cactus piece. It's all ive done tonight since i got off, using this to help me get started!!! I'm glad I've found something new to do in what bits of free time I have.
After a long absence, I am going back to embroidering. As you said, it is very relaxing and keeps your mind free of stress. I forgot so much about how to embroider free-style (I am used to embroidering on stamped kits. Thank you so much for this video; I am anxious to see all your other ones that you have done.
my mom always used to embroider stuff when i was little. yesterday i found one hoop and wanted to start doing it (mostly to customize my own clothes because i have a specific taste) thanks for this video; really helped me out!
I’ve always wanted to embroider. I recently found some of my late great grandmother’s embroidery patterns and supplies, so that is the perfect excuse to start! :)
Recently during all of this stuff I've had the most random urges and I feel kinda old ngl lol like I learned how to knit and I really wanna do embroidery now and watching this video just makes me wanna do it more lmao. I'm only 17 and so intrigued by all of this. Your tutorial was honestly amazing so thank you :)
Thank you for this video!! I want to learn to do this now I think I already knew but watching someone do It was way more simpler and your great at details.
Just ordered a starter kit earlier bc I needed something craft hobby to pass some time. And I see your vidoe and it’s explained nicely ... so now I know how to actually start when I get it.
i watched this video because i'm making a painting for my mom and wanted to add some embroidered details and i remembered of when i was a child and my grandma used to buy me canvases with cartoon characters to embroider and i used to have so much fun, you're really good at explaining!
Love this video. I am an avid knitter but need to cut back on buying yarn (I only use animal and cellulose fibres and it gets expensive, y'all). I've been wanting to take up embroidery for years and now is the time!
Thank you. I really want to learn this. We used to have an adult ed class for this but I guess the interest is less and the class is no more. So glad you are here.
Recently decided I’ll make my own design for a jumper lol no idea why I just don’t want to spend $70 on a jumper and I like diy so your video was super helpful, thank you
decided to start embroidery whilst on lockdown and this is the most helpful video i've found so far! i feel like im not too scared to start one now hehe :)
ive been trying embroidery recently and honestly it kind of sucks but its really nice seeing more people talking about learning new skills and even giving tutorials on how to do better thank you!
I’m usually one for getting the annoying stuff out of the way up front so I like the tip about re-winding the thread. It was the first thing I did before I started and I’m so glad I don’t have do deal with those dumb long rolls that get tangled all the time!
I ordered some embroidery kit and I'm honestly so nervous about starting but this video is so calming a informative, thankyou for making it look so fun :)
I started embroidering not long ago once I bought a kit!! I recently ordered myself another few kits, some linen and a set of threads to make things with ^^ So once I’m done with the kit patterns, I’ll try my own patterns ;) Thanks for this video!! I can’t wait to get my kits and threads to embroider again! I love that textile arts are becoming popular again!
Ok here’s a tip I just though of: for an easy project, practice different stitches all around the edges (chain stitch, back stitch, ect) and smack in the middle, just write Create! Or something, that way it’s nice and easy to help you practice, plus it will look really nice in the end
So, I do a lot of cross stitching, and have been thinking of getting into embroidery, too, and I have a tip for keeping your thread from tangling too much! When you separate the strand from the skein, you can hold the strand up and it will untwist a bunch. This works while you’re working with the thread, too, just hold the hoop up so that the thread with the needle on it dangles down and it will untwist, which helps keep it from tangling up too much! It will still tangle, but nowhere near as much as before, lol.
I've always wanted to do embroidery and I have those exact same threads that I always just used for friendship bracelets and hair clamps..nice to know I can put them to good use now!
I've always wanted to try doing embroidery but never found the chance to get started as I always thought that it would be very difficult. Your video really made it simple and easy to pick up on the steps to get started on embroidery! Thank you!!
Very cool video. Popped up during a search and I enjoyed it. I think what I took away from this the most is that you don't get bogged down with techniques and technical stitches - you just thread the needle and fill in the space. I like that approach. And although I am interested in learning this and that stitch and this and that knot - my initial thought, when thinking that I wanted to try embroidering something and watching a ton of intricate videos, was - why can't I just grab a needle and some thread and just do something - make up my own techniques and come up with my own process for filling in a space? And months and months later I come across this video where you basically say that's what you did. I'm encouraged now - I wanted to make a journal for my landlord and do some embroidery on it (hence my interest in watching a lot of videos on it), but it seemed like I needed to know more than I knew right now. Having seen your video - I am gonna go get me a crap load of embroidery thread, draw me a design on some fabric, and fill it in however I see fit! Thanks for this. Your designs were simple, but still cute and still looks like embroidery. I will probably do some different styles and techniques though!!! And hey - IF I manage to squeeze a few technical stitches and fancy effects in - that will be a bonus! :D
I have watched so many embroidery videos during this weird time and yours is the first one that actually makes sense and looks fun. Thank you so much for this!!!
i am self taught in embroidery because i got bored and i think i’m doing it correctly i’ve done like seven ish things and i have had a few mistakes but it’s so fun it helps so much right now i embroidered on my shoes and it was kinda hard but i love drawing my own designs and watching them come to life
I've just started my first embroidery! It's a kit, so I've got step-by-step instructions, but I would love to be able to do my own so this video is really helpful :) I would love to make personalised clothing items and gifts for people :)
This is the next craft I'll be learning. I make friendship bracelets with embroidery thread, and my mom bought me an embroidery hoop to help with sewing, I also have nice thic needles!
I bought an embroidery kit and started just embroidery today and Ididn't know to use the flat spools! Can't wait to wind my embroidery thread now! Also, that ring to keep all the colors together while working on a project is genius!
I've been making friendship bracelets for a while. And I thought about buying a kit of thread, as you said not only are the colours meh, but they're kind of pricey. its far far better to just by one or 2 each of the colours you need. Thank you for the informational video, I've never done embroidering, and well its the pandemic still so I figure let's try a new craft that shouldn't be too expensive since I have 90% of the things I need. (i just bought the needles and the hoops will be coming in a couple days.)
As a man I was always discouraged from pursuing things like this so I’ll living out my dream
It makes me so happy to read this. Love that for you ✨
I think men bring something new to hobbies that are stereotypically for “women”. i take most of my inspiration for many things from male fashion designers/artists. keep doing you ⭐️
Do it Nadal!
go get it dude!! 🤍
That's terrible. My mom and dad both used to sew. My mom taught us all how to embroidery and on the weekends we all gathered around mom and dad and sewed quilts. My dad would sew his own curtains for the camper/topper on his truck. He was really good.
Way back in the day, I was in home ec. I got cooking down and the hand sewing but, not the sewing machine lol
Any sewing machine homework I had, my dad would do it for me lol
I'm 58 and still can't use a machine lol
Embroidery is so therapeutic especially in this time of uncertainty. And yes please please do some embroidery a thrifted item piece.
Yes!! So so soothing ❤️❤️🥰
It stresses me out Bc I’m inpatient
Oh my gosh, yes!!!
P😅I
Absolutely, embroidery is such a wonderful way to relax and find peace, especially during uncertain times. Embroidering on thrifted items is a fantastic creative idea! Have you tried embroidering on any thrifted pieces yet?
I am a men and this caught my interest.
Time to design my Apron.
i bet your apron looks awesome!! c:
So wholesome 🥺
man*
If only there were more men like you...
@@meriemkh2039 LMAO YOUR CORRECTION WHAT I QUEEN
I'm SO happy to see your Vid. I've been embroidering for 45 years. My most precious piece took me 3 months (of daily work... 4 hours every day (when I lived in Italy).
I spent 2 years in Extreme Isolation, so I spent that time, working/completing a linen piece that was one of my great grandmothers heirloom pieces... of numerous that I inherited.
Daily Embroidery became my daily prayer & meditation...
I used simple stitches that became Creatively intricate & complex.
I havent picked up any awaiting embroidery projects.
You've inspired & motivated me to start this week
May 17th, 2020..
Be Well... Stay Safe, Creative & Inspired!
💕🙏💕😊💕🙏💕
Wow. That’s amazing, good for you!
damn that’s amazing! Did you post the pieces you do cause I’d love to see them!
So cool!!!
That’s wonderful x
How did your project go?
My daughter wanted to start embroidering. We watched your video and pulled out some fabric and got started. i drew a simple flower design for her and she is already embroidering. Thank you for making it simple and sounding so fun!
Sounds weird but I wish I had a mom like you
Me watching this so I can embroider anime characters on my hoodies: 👁👄👁
ME
I watching to do the skirt stitch taki did from kiminonawa (it's a super good movie if you haven't watched it yet)
I just bought so much stuff because I just KNOW I would waste all my grandmas stuff when I do this😭😭
FR!!
Girl--did you REALLY have to call me out like that????
Y'all notice that everyone is named Chloe, who gets us through that quarantine..?
Wait y is this true I was thinking about it and everyone I've discovered is named chloe
Like who?
@@ebwbau8036 chloe ting, she does workout videos that give you actual results. Speaking from experience here :)
CHLOE TINGGG
chloe ting
As a child I used to trace pictures out of my coloring books onto tea towels to embroider. With the rise in coloring books for adults I could probably do the same thing today! 😆
That’s brilliant!! I love that idea actually!
Oohhh this is such a good idea!!!
That's an amazing idea!
I did this as a kid as well!! I want to start “officially” embroidering again. It was such a fun pass time as a kid :-)
Wow great idea...thank you for sharing 💡❤️
When it’s supposed to be easy but you can’t get past the second stitch: ✨👁👄👁🔪
you'll get it!! just takes practice :)
its ok :)))
when I was really little I used to embroider with my great grandma all the time. When she passed away, I kind of dropped the craft, and I've decided to pick it back up again.
Omg noo way, I was just thinking of learning this during quarantine this is awesome!!
Aww yay!! Glad it was helpful!
same !!
‘Embroidering . . . 50% of the time . . . is just untangling knotted thread’ TRUST, Chloe Wen 💐 she is the TRUTH 😂 ty
For the bobbins and tracking your colours if you don't want to write on the bobbin itself, keep one of the tags on the end that you begin winding with, then wind over it as usual. It will flatten out and you won't notice. Then, when your at the end of your thread and you need more but you've forgotten what colour it is the original tag will be there for you.
Great work!💗
Watching this even though I already know how to embroider. I have always wanted to hand embroider a pair of jeans, so that is the project I took on during my newfound free time. Just some advice: If you want to embroider on a stretchy piece of clothing, iron interfacing on the back so that the hoop does not stretch it out of shape.
Thank you!! That is so helpful 🙌🏼🥰
That's a great tip thank you! My first ever project was on a top and it looks great and then I take it out the hoop and it's a mess 😂
:O what does that mean? I'm asking because I'm a total beginner, I don't know the terms :(
Stefan Makara interfacing is something that adds structure and stability to garments during construction. The easiest home style is an iron on interfacing you can get at any fabric store. There’s different thickness types but it’s typically white and feels rough and bumpy on one side because the “glue dots” that the iron activates to adhere it to the surface you iron the smooth side of the surface to your fabric and it melts the glue dots to your fabric creating stiffness. If you ask someone in the fabric department at your craft store they can help you and it usually comes with instructions. Make sure you don’t put the iron on the glue side or you’ll hate your life lol but interfacing is an inexpensive item that can help a lot of things involving clothing and fabric
@@klbs9630 thx.
Even for someone who knows what interfacing is, that explanation was helpful😀
Small embroideries can be used in greeting card making, too. Just for special people, of course!
Off topic but your bangs hit your face shape SO BEAUTIFULLY!! I love them on you so much 😍😍🥰
I have always been interested in embroidery but I thought it was way too hard. It seems like it is easier than I thought. I appreciate this embroidery 101 video.
Wow I honestly thought no one would be that interested in my embroideries!!! Thank you for watching and subscribing 🥰❤️ be sure to follow me on instagram @bychloewen to see all of my current embroidery projects!! And don’t forget to share and tag me in your projects 🌸 and check out all my embroidery tutorial here - th-cam.com/play/PLh1jDrkLs651NRr8SwQdaguvTzGOt2fgt.html
I sub you
I’m also from the south and it’s great to hear a fellow southern say “Y’all”. You made it look very easy to start. I use to help my mom when I was younger with her threading. Heading to Hobby Lobby today to get some supplies.
Very clear explanation. Im about to start my new hoby
Yay!! Can’t wait to see what you make!
Me too
*me who is definetaly not gonna drop guitar practise for embroidery* ..... you saw nothing.. 👁️👄👁️🔪
I really love how deeply she is in love with what she does...maybe some people feel like she talks to much but I feel it really shows how much she is into this...love your love for embroidery...💞😊
You’re a good teacher. I’ve always wanted to learn this.
Aww yay!! I’m so glad you found it helpful ❤️🥰
this deserves wayyy more likes!! I've wanted to learn how to embroider for so long but have always felt too busy. no excuses now so i came across this video. now im so excited to start! thank you Chloe for this super helpful and also aesthetically pleasing video!!
Oh my gosh thank you! I’m so glad you found it helpful!! I can’t wait to see what you make :)
Be sure to share and tag me on Instagram!
This is a great tutorial! It's been well over 45 years since I've embroidered. I'm just a bit intimidated. You have given me back some much needed confidence.
Embroidery on a white pocket tee would be beautiful
Yes soooo cute!! 🥰🥰
Awwww I agree ❤
you're one of the only youtubers i've watched recently who has specifically said "it's not a good idea for you to go outside" and I respect that so much
When I just learned two stitches in crochet and now wanting to start doing this. (Mostly because my grandma is really good at it and I miss her a lot-)
Crafty grandmothers are the best!
One other thing I love about embroidery is that it is also low-space requirements!
That ring hack is GENIUS
I got a bit of a start and the thread was such a clogg.
I never realized I could actually split the thread. That tip alone might have saved my project!
Glad it was helpful for you!
So happy to see many people love handmade. It‘s warm and love.
It is easier to tie the end of the thread before you start embroidering, so you don't have to hold it all the time or worry about losing it. A simple knot will do it, and it doesn't even show. It helps secure the whole design overall
i personally like to do cross-stitching, i was about to buy everything that you linked, just what I didn't have, then I told my mother about it and she had everything! so awesome
This is exactly what i needed! All the tutorials on youtube dont go into detail, and this is really detailed
Could you possibly do something from start to finish now we know what we need and basic steps?
As a qurantine embroidery newbie I have been searching for a simple video where a person actually talks through what their doing...this has been amazing thank you. 👏👏👏👏
Anyone else considering embroidery because of the Shadow And Bone grisha coats? They are AWESOME. I also watch lots of videos on making and wearing history inspired/historically accurate garments. I wanted to make a woolen Victorian winter coat, so I suppose might as well embroider it, too.
Late to this reply but definitely yes when I saw those I was reminded of a kit I had lying around that I barely used
Thank you so much. It has been literally decades since embroidered, so your quick and easy tutorial was a perfect refresher for me.
I started doing cross stitch when I was 12 and I’ve realy picked up on it and have improved enough that the back looks as good as the front! ...today, two years latter I wanted to try and learn to embroidery and so I randomly clicked on this video and I must say it was very informative and easy to follow so thank you :)
Aw yay!!
what is the difference between the two?
@@saydegray2419 Google says cross stitch is a form of counted embroidery where the stitches used are often crosses/x (where the term cross stitch comes from I assume). Embroidery is the act of embellishing something with string. In a strange way, cross stitch is the pixel art of embroidery
This video is wonderful for those who are just beginning their journey into the world of hand embroidery. Your detailed step-by-step guide, from choosing fabric, thread, to basic stitches, is really easy to follow and approachable. Embroidery is an art that requires not only patience but also a delicate sense in every stitch. Has anyone tried following these instructions yet? If so, share your results with us! The embroidery journey becomes even more exciting when we learn from each other
Ik vond het vanaf 10:20 erg nuttig, maar had alle materialen al in huis, dus de eerste 10 minuten van het filmpje waren een beetje zonde van mijn tijd.
I can’t be the only one wanting to do embroidery because of Tic Tok, right?
Hahaha I honestly had no idea people were doing it on tic tok!!! How fun 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Nope
My mom just bought an. Embroidery set thing so im gonna try it Lol
Lol
Literally the only reason I got stuff to start. 😂
When I’m doing an embroidery project with multiple colors, I use multiple treaded needles and pin the needle to a foam fabric and label the number color thread needle to the Guam fabric. It’s so much easier that way.
I love that embroidery is back! I use to do it in 4th grade, I was taught by my teacher is was super relaxing. Haha we only did super basic things and usually made bookmarks for reading
Tip for winding if you have a drill, you can buy a bobbin winder from like joanns, pop off the bit that holds the bobbin and fit it into your drill. This saved me so much time winding for my big projects
My brain: You don't need a new hobby. You already draw, write, knit, craft, and read, and you have school soon. You'll not have time to learn how to embroider.
Also me: Wants to embroider Toothless on my hoodie
Omg I feel you
Same though omfg
YES 😭
Why is this mee lol
I literally got about 4 different how to train your dragon Diamond painting and paint by number kits!
I decided I wanted to learn embroidery while walking around at work and seeing a kit printed with little cactuses. So i bought that and 4 more. Ive nearly finished the cactus piece. It's all ive done tonight since i got off, using this to help me get started!!! I'm glad I've found something new to do in what bits of free time I have.
After a long absence, I am going back to embroidering. As you said, it is very relaxing and keeps your mind free of stress. I forgot so much about how to embroider free-style (I am used to embroidering on stamped kits. Thank you so much for this video; I am anxious to see all your other ones that you have done.
my mom always used to embroider stuff when i was little.
yesterday i found one hoop and wanted to start doing it (mostly to customize my own clothes because i have a specific taste)
thanks for this video; really helped me out!
I just recently took up cross stitching and wanted to start embroidering! I'm happy this popped up!!
I love how you have organized the embroidery threads; the ring-system is great.
I’ve always wanted to embroider. I recently found some of my late great grandmother’s embroidery patterns and supplies, so that is the perfect excuse to start! :)
I'm here learning embroidery in memory of my Grandma. This makes me so happy 🥺❤️
Recently during all of this stuff I've had the most random urges and I feel kinda old ngl lol like I learned how to knit and I really wanna do embroidery now and watching this video just makes me wanna do it more lmao. I'm only 17 and so intrigued by all of this. Your tutorial was honestly amazing so thank you :)
I’m 17 too and I feel the same:)
Alyssa C I learned to do a simple knitting pattern when I was around 9. You’re fine 😁. I’m also interested in embroidery, but I haven’t started yet.
I thought I was the only one 👁 👄 👁
This might be off topic but ohmygod can I just mention how wholesome ur prof pic is
@@manyatyagi6439 thank :))
Thank you for this video!! I want to learn to do this now I think I already knew but watching someone do It was way more simpler and your great at details.
Just ordered a starter kit earlier bc I needed something craft hobby to pass some time. And I see your vidoe and it’s explained nicely ... so now I know how to actually start when I get it.
Yay! I’m so glad it was helpful!
i watched this video because i'm making a painting for my mom and wanted to add some embroidered details and i remembered of when i was a child and my grandma used to buy me canvases with cartoon characters to embroider and i used to have so much fun, you're really good at explaining!
Cross stitcher looking to learn embroidery! This was a very clean and simple tutorial, perfect for beginners
Same here lol
sameeee i am so happy i have thread to start embroidering!
Love this video. I am an avid knitter but need to cut back on buying yarn (I only use animal and cellulose fibres and it gets expensive, y'all). I've been wanting to take up embroidery for years and now is the time!
Just bought my first beginner kit, and this video was JUST what I needed to teach me all I needed to know!!!
Thank you. I really want to learn this. We used to have an adult ed class for this but I guess the interest is less and the class is no more. So glad you are here.
Recently decided I’ll make my own design for a jumper lol no idea why I just don’t want to spend $70 on a jumper and I like diy so your video was super helpful, thank you
7 months later how's the hoodie!?
Just got an embroidery kit from my fiancé for Christmas (after months of hints and begging😝). I can't wait to start!!!
Would love to see you change a Thrifted Crew Neck shirt or blouse to a V neck with some embroidery stitches or design of some sort?
I’ll have to make that happen!!
This video saved me! My mother bought me the supplies because she read it was good for anxiety but I didn't know where to start. Thank you so much ✨💖
decided to start embroidery whilst on lockdown and this is the most helpful video i've found so far! i feel like im not too scared to start one now hehe :)
It looks so simple and relaxing. Finally some art I think I can actually do
ive been trying embroidery recently and honestly it kind of sucks but its really nice seeing more people talking about learning new skills and even giving tutorials on how to do better thank you!
I’m usually one for getting the annoying stuff out of the way up front so I like the tip about re-winding the thread. It was the first thing I did before I started and I’m so glad I don’t have do deal with those dumb long rolls that get tangled all the time!
I ordered some embroidery kit and I'm honestly so nervous about starting but this video is so calming a informative, thankyou for making it look so fun :)
This helped me pursue my dream of having a big wall of embroidered things
My GF loves little flowers and mushroom embroideries so I'm learning how to do it so I can surprise her with flowers and little critters
I'm doing a frog on the pocket of her jeans
I started embroidering not long ago once I bought a kit!! I recently ordered myself another few kits, some linen and a set of threads to make things with ^^
So once I’m done with the kit patterns, I’ll try my own patterns ;)
Thanks for this video!! I can’t wait to get my kits and threads to embroider again! I love that textile arts are becoming popular again!
where did you buy linen from? i want to buy some fabric but i dont know where to buy them :((
Ok here’s a tip I just though of: for an easy project, practice different stitches all around the edges (chain stitch, back stitch, ect) and smack in the middle, just write Create! Or something, that way it’s nice and easy to help you practice, plus it will look really nice in the end
So, I do a lot of cross stitching, and have been thinking of getting into embroidery, too, and I have a tip for keeping your thread from tangling too much! When you separate the strand from the skein, you can hold the strand up and it will untwist a bunch. This works while you’re working with the thread, too, just hold the hoop up so that the thread with the needle on it dangles down and it will untwist, which helps keep it from tangling up too much! It will still tangle, but nowhere near as much as before, lol.
I love this. Very informative. Perfect for beginners trying to learn smthn new coz of quarantine. Thankyouuu
Glad it was helpful!
My mom and I would like to start embroidering, and watching your video is very helpful! Thank you!
Pov: you came across this video after quarantine and were confused because you forgot about the lockdown that happened in 2020
I've always wanted to do embroidery and I have those exact same threads that I always just used for friendship bracelets and hair clamps..nice to know I can put them to good use now!
I just bought a kit off Amazon this is so helpful thank you so much I'm so excited to start!!
I've always wanted to try doing embroidery but never found the chance to get started as I always thought that it would be very difficult. Your video really made it simple and easy to pick up on the steps to get started on embroidery! Thank you!!
When she’s embroidering these beautiful things and explaining but you’re planning to embroider Among Us into your clothes- 😌✨
thats exactly what i want to do lmao
fantastic idea 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Very cool video. Popped up during a search and I enjoyed it. I think what I took away from this the most is that you don't get bogged down with techniques and technical stitches - you just thread the needle and fill in the space. I like that approach. And although I am interested in learning this and that stitch and this and that knot - my initial thought, when thinking that I wanted to try embroidering something and watching a ton of intricate videos, was - why can't I just grab a needle and some thread and just do something - make up my own techniques and come up with my own process for filling in a space? And months and months later I come across this video where you basically say that's what you did. I'm encouraged now - I wanted to make a journal for my landlord and do some embroidery on it (hence my interest in watching a lot of videos on it), but it seemed like I needed to know more than I knew right now. Having seen your video - I am gonna go get me a crap load of embroidery thread, draw me a design on some fabric, and fill it in however I see fit! Thanks for this. Your designs were simple, but still cute and still looks like embroidery. I will probably do some different styles and techniques though!!! And hey - IF I manage to squeeze a few technical stitches and fancy effects in - that will be a bonus! :D
This is how im gonna spend my summer on💘
I couldn't find anyone who properly explained it but then I found you...your explanation was perfect
I’m about to do curbside pickup at michaels! You have simplified this to the max! Thank you!
Wooohooo!!! Can’t wait to see what you make!
I have watched so many embroidery videos during this weird time and yours is the first one that actually makes sense and looks fun. Thank you so much for this!!!
Omg I’m so happy it was helpful!
I've never had something explained so well, i fully understand this and I'm definitely going to give this a go, Thank you :))
This step-by-step tutorial on embroidery for beginners is so helpful! The video covers everything you need to know to get started with embroidery.
Glad it was helpful!
Ah yes, more ways to make me an old woman before the age of 20
Thank you for this video! Starting embroidery as an adult and I want to do it right this time 😂. Great instruction and tips
nobody:
me: learning to embroider to make flowers on my jeans and to make a gift for timothée chalamet coz he wears all his fan gifts 🥺
How did it go? Updates?
@@harmonydevaney8940 interested
i am self taught in embroidery because i got bored and i think i’m doing it correctly i’ve done like seven ish things and i have had a few mistakes but it’s so fun it helps so much right now i embroidered on my shoes and it was kinda hard but i love drawing my own designs and watching them come to life
I've just started my first embroidery! It's a kit, so I've got step-by-step instructions, but I would love to be able to do my own so this video is really helpful :)
I would love to make personalised clothing items and gifts for people :)
literally this is the most easy to follow embroidery video on the internet! thank you so much!
Thank you for making such awesome content! You are so calming to listen to, watching your videos while crocheting :)
Aww I’m so glad you enjoyed it 🥰🙌🏼
This is the next craft I'll be learning. I make friendship bracelets with embroidery thread, and my mom bought me an embroidery hoop to help with sewing, I also have nice thic needles!
This is super helpful. Thank you! Can’t wait to try out embroidering :)
yay! so glad it was helpful!!
I bought an embroidery kit and started just embroidery today and Ididn't know to use the flat spools! Can't wait to wind my embroidery thread now! Also, that ring to keep all the colors together while working on a project is genius!
me watching this when I bought
a $15 hoop 👁👄👁
Same 😂
IHasDoughnut my wallet do be dead
I just spent 34 dollars on a set of hoops, fabric and thread... food who?
@@_ysai I literally bought 2 hoops and 15 different colors of thread for 8€ the US be stealing y'alls money I swear 😭😭
@@Maria-cc8rj yes! Hoops are like $1 or $1.50 where I live. And bought 10 different colors of thread fpr little over $1.
I've been making friendship bracelets for a while. And I thought about buying a kit of thread, as you said not only are the colours meh, but they're kind of pricey. its far far better to just by one or 2 each of the colours you need.
Thank you for the informational video, I've never done embroidering, and well its the pandemic still so I figure let's try a new craft that shouldn't be too expensive since I have 90% of the things I need. (i just bought the needles and the hoops will be coming in a couple days.)