How To Slow Stitch With Scrap Fabric & Threads

I love stitching fabric pictures.
Join me as I make this slow stitched square using fabric scraps and thread scraps.
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I have a few videos showing how to make a fabric book using different methods if you’re interested in that. Here’s my playlist on fabric book assembly • Fabric Book Assembly
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I also enjoy fabric appliqué and needle turn appliqué.
Many of my pieces are great slow stitching projects for beginners. If you haven’t tried slow stitch before, I hope you feel inspired after watching my videos and give it a try!

[@yolandachavarria1468]

Clever lady, making a beautiful design from such small scraps,love it! 🪡🧵😊

[@cookingjennfer]

Thanks so much 😊

[@maryseaman312]

Can't go wrong with anything that has this color palette ... blue always makes me happy!

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you! 😊

[@DC-cd5tv]

Ooooh, very nice idea on using scrap threads! I never thought of that. I do love it. This technique would look great as a lion's or horse's mane, jelly fish or seaweed. You have my mind thinking of so many things - AGAIN! Beautiful colors and stitching. Your level of creativity is so diverse. Thanks for so many wonderful ideas.

[@cookingjennfer]

You’re so clever! I can totally see how you could create all the things you mentioned. Especially the lion’s mane.

[@DC-cd5tv]

​@@cookingjennfer That is because I get such great ideas whenever I watch your videos! You are such an inspiration!

[@barbaramoore3005]

Thanks for sharing your ideas, beautiful work you inspire me to try new things.

[@cookingjennfer]

Wonderful! Thanks for watching!

[@trishjoyce9882]

Another great use of texture and colour Jenn. 👏🏼😊🦋🌻

[@cookingjennfer]

Thanks!

[@janekrut2799]

Oh my, such texture! Love it!

[@cookingjennfer]

Thanks! 😊

[@debrablanson2288]

❤the colors 😮😮😮 so inspiring ❤

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you! ☺️

[@artistgrly]

The texture is terrific! The colors are wonderful! You are also now an abstract artist!! So many talents!! Hugs ❤

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you so much!😊

[@Karelife]

Beautifuler and beautifuler. If that’s not a word is it now just for you.

[@cookingjennfer]

Thanks! I think it is a word. ☺️

[@carolbyrne3241]

That is amazing all the different ideas and textures ❤️

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you!

[@lizhopewell0507]

Love the colours used

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you! ☺️

[@Jill-the-Meatlover]

Beautiful

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you ☺️

[@analuciafigueiredo204]

Ameiiiiiiiiiiii ❤❤❤
Parabéns 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷

[@cookingjennfer]

Thanks!

[@joannepeyton1654]

Hi Jen:
Beautiful little square. Your fabric pieces and threads look great together. The addition of the beads brings it all together. Is there a name for those white flowers, or did you make them up? 💜😎🇺🇸

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you! I believe the stitch is called a long tailed daisy. You could put a yellow French knot or bead in the middle to make it look even more like a flower. 🌼

[@analuciafigueiredo204]

Vc compra essas pedras de cristal na Amazon ???

[@cookingjennfer]

I got them from a local bead store. The brand is Crystal Lane.

[@analuciafigueiredo204]

Entendi. Obrigada