#12 Cross Stitching - Leather Work For Beginners
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- We look at the different methods to do Cross Stitching with leather in this video. We discuss why we use cross stitching and the step-by-step technique of doing the stitch. We talk about the best spacing to achieve the most attractive finish and how to keep the joint nice and tight.
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Only video I have found that shows and talks about this stich in a clear enought way with enough detail. Great work!
Thanks to you, I made it. Thank you for the video.
I've watched so many videos on leather stitching and then I saw yours. Some people should not do videos. You are NOT one of them. I look forward to learning more. You simplify the process by your explanation. I understand you. You have a gift. Thank you. Gotta go cross stitch...
Wow!!! Oh how I wish that I'd watched your video before I sewed the leather covering onto my Brompton. Its OK, but not what I wanted.
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Another great video. Thanks, Geordie.
Glad you enjoyed it
These videos are beyond helpful! Thanks a lot
Glad you like them!
Great lesson on cross stitch technique thanks m8
Glad you enjoyed it
Great instruction Thank You Sir!!
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Thank you for the help!
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So helpful, thank you!! This stitch has been slipping me up for weeks, but the pacing of your video and the close up instruction was perfect for helping me puzzle it out
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Thank you verry much... Best method....
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Beautiful very simple explanation, well done sir, thank you.
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Hello from the Netherlands. Really enjoying your channel, very informative.
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Cheers. Your video is my go to for this type of stitch. Working on a plague doctor mask and now i finally have the hang of the stitch.
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Very useful, I sewed along with you and picked it up really quickly. This was after watching another video for 5 minutes where he skipped the 2nd part altogether! I have subscribed to your channel last year, I don’t know why I just didn’t come straight here. Another clear, concise and to the point video. Thank you. X
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Very cool, will give that a try on something soon!
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Great video. Not sure why no one talks about how if this stitch is performed the "opposite" way (i.e. inside out) that it creates a beautiful "ladder-style" stitch.
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Just watched your video, may I ask. What you do to finally tie off the end when finished doing the cross stitch, as you cannot just leave the ends loose on the inside, is it just tie a couple of knots, or is there a better neater way?
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I know this is an old comment but I should reply in Geordie's stead. I normally run my excess thread under the former stitches where they will hopefully be out of sight. The tension of the stitches will keep the 'loose' excess thread in tension and free from slipping loose.
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I love your channel and have learnt a lot of you! Now, lemme ask. If I want to cross-stitch on a leather cover for a tool's handle (like a hammer), where I have just 1 piece of leather, how do I do this stitching? The space at the inside of the forming project is too small to work like you did here. In this case we use curved needles, right?
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Great video. How the back side stitches look like, a horizontal parallel lines or also cross stitches?
Hi. The back has parallel line stitches, which is also nice , so you can reverse the stitching so that the back is the front.
Thank you very much. It's an excellent vídeo. You presented the lesson very clear. It's easy to understand. Congratulations ideed. I am a leathercraft student in my first year, second semester.❤️❤️❤️
I'm glad the video was helpful. Good luck with your course!
Hi. It's me again ( Tricia) Can I ask you what type of thread is best to use for sewing leather please? I am confused as to what type to buy? Thank you. :)
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Hand stitching thread.
Hi. What distance are you spacing the holes? 4mm?
The distance is determined by the size of the project. Try to make the stitch length proportional, so it looks right. 4mm is a good average.
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OK. Not sure what you mean, but thanks for your comment.
I find if the stitches are too far apart then the leather edge in between the cross can come up and become unsightly. Mostly if on a part that moves or bends. As always the stitches we use should meet the need and appearance we desire for our projects.
Hi. Yes, your are correct. I purposely made the holes wider apart than normal for the camera and to make it easier for the beginner to see how the stitch is done. Normally I would suggest that the hole spacing is made proportional to the piece you are stitching.