Hand Stitching on Paper - Tutorial (EASY AND GREAT FOR JOURNALS)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- Extremely easy, quick and simple project with limitless uses and applications. Ideas for uses apart from whats mentioned in the video:
Words:
Thank you
Happy Birthday
Handmade
A gift for you
Made with Love
Theme of Journal (Botanical, Botany, Vintage, Mermaid Journal, Flow-ish Journal, Nature etc)
Name of your business
Year, Important date
Bookplates
Images:
Heart
Butterfly
Flowers
Rain on page
Lines on page
Where do I stop? I'll stop here. You can do ANYTHING.
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So methodical and clear. So thoughtful and beautifully produced. Great teacher and very soothing to listen to and to watch. Thank you for the inspiration. 🌻
Thank you ❤️
Thanks for the tutorial and for giving us options on how to replace the tools that you use.
thank you, using this in teaching my son cursive with flash cards. plus adding pipe cleaners. he is a kinetics learner. this helps so much.
A new subscriber here! I love the look of sewing but hate sewing machines- love this idea! I may do this around the edges of my paper too. You are a great teacher with very creative ideas!
Love this tutorial, it looks like fun, thanks! Your kids did so well - good on them! LOVE your wonky house!
Great idea! I love that your kids did it, too. And what a wonderful job they did! They have talent like their mother.😊 You CAN draw. The house is darling. On the black background it looks like a decoration for Halloween. It is adorable! What a fun activity to do with the family. It reminds me of the sewing cards we used to have. And thank you for all of the suggestions for ways to apply these! You are great!♥️
Thank you so much Diane!!
Thank you for sharing your arts and crafts. You are an excelent communicator ❤
Thank you so much!
I love the way you have the instructions written down so we can pause the video and gather the supplies
That's a great idea. I believe it would look good on tags as well.
What a fabulous and fun idea for everyone, I love to embellish , this would lend itself to beads on the capitol letters, buttons are always fun to sew on and dot your i's, brads could easily be embedded with their prongs. If you wanted to make it 3 D one could use pieces of plastic coffee stir sticks they have a hole in them. or straws to accent the Capitol letters. Take a silver washer and use them as O's. Small toothpicks could cross your T's, wrapped in thread of course. even wire could be used, and ribbon. The outside edge could be whipped stitched with yarn as well. One of the first pieces of art I did as a child about 3 years old was draw a stem and two leaves and used a few of my moms buttons to make flowers on cardstock. It won a prize at our state fair.
Wow awesome, I just love it and all of your amazing ideas Maxine!
I was also thinking I could add some of my beads, and use up my stash! Great tutorial, and lots of ideas for adding flair!
I love this video! It's so easy but it looks so difficult and beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing this. All of my journals will have some neat hand embroidered word(s) on them now! You explain and show with such detail it makes it seem simple. Thank you! ❤
I love this! What a great idea! I have always liked embroidery but never thought to Mary the two together. Thanks Natasa
This reminds me of the cards I used to have as a small child that was a design that had the holes already punched out around the item and you sewed around it. It was great for hand-eye coordination. This would be awesome for kids as well.
The more tutorials I see.rhe more J love and grateful you♥️
I know about about sewing but not about bordering, but you explain it at so wonderful way that I'm going to try for sure ♥️♥️
Thank you so much :)
Thanks for this video. I’d forgotten how to stitch words & would not have thought to do on paper. Great idea! Your kids did a great job and I love your house.
Thank you Dee!!
Love this idea! Thanks for sharing!
Love this!! It’s a great way to use up small papers and left over embroidery floss.
You’re a very effective teacher! Thank you for the tutorials.
Thank you so much!
I love your ideas and humble and informative tutorials. Good job to Ella and Mega, too!
So enjoyed your teaching, thank you.
I love your children's art work! What a nice keepsake for you to have and save for them. When they are older they'll love it. My daughter loves all the things I saved over the years. I shipped them to her when she got her first place of her own last year. It's fun to look at all their old artwork and writings.
Natasa your so creative. And your tutorials are always explained for absolutely anyone to understand. Thank you for always sharing your ideas and creativity!!
Thank you so much Michelle!!
Very sweet idea! I never thought to do this! Thank you for sharing! 💜
Well done kids! Great job! Thanks Natasha
Thanks for this tutorial ... lots of fun!
Great idea to embroider Words!!! A good tv time project!!
Great idea! You are so creative! I wish I thought the way you do! I love the whimsical house! The kids did amazing work! Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents! Mary
Thank you so much Mary!!!
Ooh this is fantastic, definitely going to try it.
This is such a great video! Thank u so much!
That is so sweet💕 I love that your kiddos created there own stitched names. How fun that the join in with you. I think that's awesome. And they really did a great job.its very cool that they really enjoyed it. What a wonderful way for the family to create together
Thank you so much! That was quite a fun day :)
I remember doing this with my Mum when I was little and my kids did it with her too when they were little and she taught us all how to cross stitch as well.
I love your little creations, especially the quote one and the ones your kids did are awesome too, this will definitely be a project I do with the grandbabies when they are a little older. Thank you for sharing xx
Great tutorial, very helpful. Your kids work is brilliant.
Fun idea!
Great idea Natasha. Please tell your children that their work is amazing and I think it’s wonderful that they are interested in crafting at such young ages. Love from WA.
So helpful, thank you!
Wonderful idea and great video. I love your channel!
Brilliant!! 💕💕💕
Très belle idée. Merci .
I love this...I am definately doing it...thanks Natasha...
Lovely! ❤
Great job from you and your children. I love how you demonstrate what to do if you make a mistake. I love your videos!!
Thank you so much!
That is very cool 👍🏻
love this esp.as I dont have a sewing machine！V innovative way of tackling rips with masking tape！thk.u for sharing！
Thanks for watching 😊
I will try this thanks for sharing
You've accomplished your purpose with ME!!! ha! excellent video. Yes ,thoughts are swarming! Thanks so much.
Yaaaay!! Thank you Valerie!
Thank you, great tutorial 😊
Thanks for sharing. I love this. I can hardly wait to start journaling.
Have fun!
yes i need learn this for alot my crafty art projects....embroidery yes...lol...thx
Lovely tutorial. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Awesome 👍👍
Omg love this Natasa, what a lovely Idea. I remember doing something similar when I was a small child at school. I can't wait to have a go now xx 😘
Love 💓 This!!! I was wondering about something like this!🧐 And here you come with the tutorial 😁👍🌞.
Yay! Thank you!
Kinda like embroidery but on paper. Luv it. Wut a great idea. Kids could add noodles or beads to string stitch. Awesome ideas...
Thank you so much! Great idea to add a bit more fun for the kids - adding beads!! Awesome!
Great video, it’s so simple to do this technique, thanks , anyone cab do this....it’s so much fun....Nov 2019
Awesome job, so perfect
Thank you very much!
I appreciate this basic lesson. I like the look of an exposed stitch but my stitching skills, well, your children's work is better than mine :). I see now where I need to improve.
Wonderful idea!!💙💛💜💚 I thought about the song machine cuz I've seen it done a million times but never thought about this! Thank you dear❣️🍂🍁🍂
That was my aim! Thank you Lala Gamma :)
Love this. TFS. ;-D
Thank you for sharing this with memoir amazing
I love to see everything you do
Your SEW 🧵. ELOQUENT
I just love your 💛 .
Thank you so much!!!
LOVE it!! So cute... and very basic ...like we might have done in elementary school with yarn! Such cute ideas and you are so good at giving instructions in tutorials! This video inspired me to experiment on different papers and with different threads/yarns. Lots of possibiloties! Thank you so much! Lots of possibilities! Love your channel and your creative work! :)
Right? So easy and so basic, yet quite effective! Thank you so much for watching and commenting :)
what an awesome video! and you are an excellent instructor. I really enjoyed this and I think it is adorable that your children have an interest and the talent to create their own piece of artwork. I can see why you would be proud of them, ❤ thank you for sharing and tell your children that zinnia loves their art! 😀
Zinnia thank you so much! I will sure tell them that. My son keeps asking if anyone saw the video :)
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I have done a lot of needlework but never embroidered on paper! I'm going to do this for the journals I'm making for my granddaughters!
Awesome 😊 Have fun Gail
Your teaching addresses every possible pitfall and you make it all sound so fun. Terrific per usual Natasa. (My spell check really doesn’t like leaving out the “h”).
Thank you so much Susan!!! I know my name needs that "h" - but it has been permanently banished (long and boring story), so now I just live with having to explain to people that yes, my name is pronounced Natasha, but is written without the h.
Great ideas! I love all the possibilities you showed. I specially love the house and the sentence. It's so nice that your kids had fun doing this, and it looks great! I did one project with handstiching on paper some years ago, it was flowers on a big piece of paper that I used to cover a ring binder folder. I have been wanting to do this again recently, so your detailed tutorial and wonderful ideas came in the most perfect timing :-) Thank you so much for sharing this. Beautiful, informative and inspiring video as always!
Thank you for your kind words! I'm so glad that this has found you at the perfect time!!
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How great to see your kids get excited about this. I think my writing would be better sewn then written in pen or pencil (I hate my writing) lol. Thanks Your handwriting is so gorgeous!
It looks so much better when the stitching is complete! I'm not a fan of my writing either!!
Finally! I was looking everywhere for a video like this. My hand stitching always ends up so sloppy looking.
Glad you like it Hilary!
Thankyou so much for sharing this idea Natasha. I am a newbie and have learnt so many things from you. If your 4 y.o. can do this I can too!
Absolutely Beryl!!!
yay i can do rune symbols onto little fabric bags making to put runes in that im making and do symbols for other projects and yes for books personalize etc....awesome i been wanting to know if could do this....yes...lol
Ohhh that will be fabulous!!!
The only option I would personally add to the way to secure the thread is this - instead of knots you can use pieces of masking tape to start and finish. This speeds up the process an allows you to avoid too much bulk underneath the card.
That's a great idea and definitely a time saver! Thank you
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Amazing! I feel like not knowing how to sew is holding me back on my projects. Lol. Will this work for doing a simple edge border as well, like for when you sew around the edge of your mailing envelope journals?
Can I use sew machine instead?
Hi there i love this!! I was wondering how you did the dots on the letter i?
What if all I have is regular thread? I do have waxed thread for binding my journals but not in as many colors.
Waxed thread might be too thick. This is just embroidery floss. If using regular thread, you can double or triple it up to have it still be visible and to prevent tearing paper. I hope this helps!
Would it be easier if making tape was added on the back before punching the holes? Then the paper is strengthened before starting to sew. Just wondering. Cool idea though. Looks so pretty!
Sure. My only fear was the needle and the thread picking up a bit of the sticky by constantly going through masking tape. Thats the only reason I didn’t do it, but now thinking about it, I don’t think it would be a problem. Thank you for watching!
@@TreasureBooks Yes, I enjoyed your video very much. Thanks for posting it!
is the thread doubled up?
Thank you so much Julie :)
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this is not the right way to do this.
Do a tutorial and show us. Thanks