Slowstitches - Running Stitch
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- Tutorial on the running stitch and ways to use it in slowstitch pieces.
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I’ve been practicing the running stitch for a few weeks and it still looks all wonky. Watching your video and all the ways you use the running stitch I’m determined to some what master it. I did find out through this process is I have a lot of patients for slow stitching. My anxiety is gone while I’m stitching and that’s huge gif me.
Try and embrace the wonky 😉 it doesn't have to be perfect, the lines don't have to be straight and the stitches don't have to be even ❤️
Second video of yours I have watched and I loved it. You are an excellent teacher of your technique and your samples were wonderful!!
I often use this technique and I enjoyed this clip very much. I stitch or knit every day and agree with you about slow stitching and the affect it has on one’s mind. Here in Australia the second largest tech co has just gone down affecting millions of people. No phones no internet and it’s causing great angst. I feel we really need to slow down and live so we are not so reliant on the things of this age. I still darn socks and mend things and often friends will say I just couldn’t be bothered, it’s easier to go out a buy something new. Folk like you are an inspiration and I look forward to more of your clips on TH-cam. Blessings Gail.🙋🏼♀️🇦🇺
Thank you Gail, it sounds like you and I are cut from the same cloth ❤️
I found two strands after a few washes breaks in the garments…so have stopped using DMC threads.
@@juliewholohan2850 I am sorry you have had that experience, I find them great for my purposes but must say I haven't used them much in things that are regularly washed.
I happy to have found your channel.
Happy to have you here 😊
I’ve always wondered how this is done, thank you, I have sewn for years, there is always something to learn. Glad I found your channel
Welcome ♥️
Thank you for this lovely video!
Valdani is a very well known brand for bobbin lace.
Thank you that is good to know 😊
I can never keep on a straight line when I’m stitching! And I’m totally sober! I seem to have to put a line down to follow. Any advice? Thank you I love your videos. ❤
If it bothers you, you can try to eyeball the edge of the piece or one of the patches to follow. I am not a great believer in drawing lines on the work, also if you stitch heavily like I do, wobbly lines show less. You can kind of use your needle to gently score a line in the cloth to follow, be careful not to tear the cloth though. The line will disappear as you stitch. ❤️
Lovely! I would love you to show us how you made the beautiful little book that you showed last please. I was desperately hoping you were going to open it 🙂. I’ve clicked and subscribed so won’t miss anything…
If you haven’t already, please check out Marion’s World. Another lovely lady 😊
Hello Moira, thank you so much. ❤️ The little denim book will be a tutorial before the end of this year. I talk a bit more about it and show inside in the video I just uploaded called Slow Stitch An Introduction. I believe I know Marion's World if it's who I am thinking of, I'll check it out. 😉
I spend 4 or more hours a day stitching for a purpose. No knots. No raw edges. Pick out and fix every error. I love your "loose" ideas. Stitching with you in Saskatchewan.
Welcome lovely to have you here 😊😊
I never knew why smaller numbers were thicker threads. Your explanation made sense. It was an ah-haw moment for me. Thanks
You’re welcome 😊I saw a video about Kawandi quilts on Marion's World recently and must admit I have filed it away in my brain for possible future projects.. as if I didn't have enough on the go already 😂❤
This is what TH-cam was meant for. Learning new skills, trying out different things, having fun. I only had a very vague idea about what "slow stitching" was, so this is so informative. I probably did this as a kid, when just learning my first basic hand sewing techniques, but this video makes it enjoyable and opens up a whole new world (and I love textiles) 🙂
Thank you, yes it is by no means a new idea, there are very few of those! 😉 But when I discovered the concept about 8 years ago through a book by Claire Wellesley Smith, it was a light bulb moment. 😊❤️
Who would have thought the humble running stitch could make such a difference to fabric but it does. Love this video
Thank you Jean, I love how stitching changes the surface of the cloth, it never gets old. ❤️
So happy that I’ve found your channel. I’ve only been slow stitching for a year now. Love the look and feel of it. Looking forward to following you next year and I am making your projects in preparation. Thank you ❤
Welcome Karen ☺️
I enjoyed watching your video on and stitching. Your technique I like it because it's handheld first of all, I agree with you when you hold cloth in your hand and stitch You get a better sense of feel for the fabric and you can manipulate your stitches more precisely. Thank you for posting
You're welcome ❤️
I making my first Kuwandi quilt and will be doing a lot of running stitches as I progress through this hand sewn quilt.
Ive been slow stitching for years but Im always learning and loved finding your channel, your work is beautiful and I am particularly looking forward to you showing the Japanese Rice style bag. Im going to watch your videos while Im sewing, thank you for sharing your lovely work. Giselle x
There I was, dutifully practicing my running stitch, waiting for my rhythm to come thru, when the stitches took off an became birds scratchy footprints back an forth over my journal cover! Now I know my journal’s theme: birds an other wildlife I see every day. Thank you for this. The world has opened up for me thru the doorway of freehand stitching ❤ I can’t find the words to express my joy at this new/ancient hobby an how it has affected all arenas of my day-to-day❤
how wonderful, that your stitches took on a life of their own, and especially fabulous that you let it happen 😊❤️
What lovely work ! I especially liked the bag and would love to know how you made it … Many thanks
Hello Nell, thank you so much. I will be sharing some video tutorials in the coming weeks and the little bag will be one of them so if you would like to subscribe and click the little bell, you won't miss it. 😊
I really love how running stitch has so many different ways to embellish a piece. I use it a lot too, and I loved to see it in your so beautiful pieces 💚💛🩷💙🤍🩵🤎🧡💜❤️
Thank you Alexandra. ❤️
One of my favourite stitches . I love the different ways it can be used. Spirals are one of my favourite things to do. Thank you
I bought sashiko thread and embroidery floss. I started by using 2 strands of the floss. When I switched to 3 strands, I thought it gave more of an authentic look. More like the original sashiko. Made a bigger difference than it thought it would.
Not saying anyone should do what I’m doing. Just saying what worked for me.
Absolutely, different numbers of strands can make a big difference to the look. I usually use two because I can get them through a finer needle and I like the way it feels when I sew. But there's no right or wrong, you do you 😉❤️
Это выглядит так мило, что невозможно оторваться. Лайк и подписка. С уважением из России.❤
I love how transformative this stitching is it creates such a wonderful texture thank you for sharing 💕😊
Thank YOU for watching and commenting ❤️
Thank you so much for your wonderfully clear and enjoyable tutorial. Love your work and looking forward to the bag tutorial.❤
Thank you Linda ❤️
Gorgeous running stitch ..love your design aesthetic
Salam alaikum 🙏 MashAllah beautiful work 👏👍 wonderful design 😍😍 my dear friend 🙏❤️🙏🤲 from Pakistan 🇵🇰 I'm New friend
Thank you and welcome 🤗
I see more than a few bits of Japanese boro stitching - right? Cheers from French Quarter New Orleans....
Hi yes certainly a lot of my work is inspired by Boro, kantha and other traditional forms of stitching and mending 😉❤️
Well this answers my question doesn’t it, haha! I love, love your sewing pouch! Is that eco dyed? Love the neutral muted colors.
😁 thank you yes the pouch is eco printed with leaves and I think also rust and some tea at one point. 😉 I often put old cloth through several different processes until I am happy with how it looks 😀
Это прекрасно!!😍🙏👍❤
Hello just found you🥰I stitch for therapy in this difficult age we live in. I’m really looking forward to joining you and being inspired. I’m in the Uk 👋🏻 Thankyou for investing your time to bring us joy xxx Lisa xxx
Hello Lisa thank you so much, stitching is indeed wonderful therapy and lovely to have you along ☺️
May I ask what you will do after you sew in one square with various layers, do you frame?
I don't really frame my cloth pieces but you absolutely could. 😊
Love your instructions! Can you please do a video on needles and what are the best types to use for slow stitches?
Thank you, I can but just quickly, I use Tulip embroidery needles, sharps with a long eye. They do a mixed pack of #7 #8 and #9 and I mostly use #8 with two strands of floss ❤️
Thank you for sharing ❤
Just caught wind of your channel been doung thus kind if stitching since chilhood it is relaxing no 2 stitch the same & l believe imperfect is the perfect lots of decorating samples fun .🥰 Snall pouch bags l wrap gifts in them after fun making them Keep Rocking 🤙 the good stuff 👍 Beautiful person 🤗
The 🖖🐇 continue with you & yours & creative energy
sharing with us your TH-cam Family.🕊️🫶
Yes! Imperfect is the perfect 🥰 to quote Cohen, 'there is a crack in everything, it's how the light gets in' ❤️❤️❤️
Greetings from OZ 🇦🇺😎, I just came across your channel & subscribed 🤗🤗 I will be binge-watching you xx loved this vid TFS 😊
Thank you ❤
Thank you! 💗
You taught me at IAC so I am enjoying your videos. Look forward to more.
Hello Kath, I have never forgotten you letting me come and forage for walnut husks. 😁❤️
Hi Kathryn,I’m slowly catching up with your videos,looking forward to the series after Christmas , Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all ❤️
Thank you
Thank you.
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enjoyed your video! Your work is lovely ❤ Will be watching for your future postings ! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼
Thank you for watching ❤️
I’ve been obsessed with running stitch for a while, and have tried both Kantha and Kawandi style stitching.
Looking forward to doing more with it next year with your help 😊😊
Love your videos! I have recently discovered Valdani, they have some amazing variegated threads that I am planning on using in my projects.
I am actually using the thread I showed to blanket stitch around an apron I made from old denim and it's lovely to stitch with ❤️
You really have to do a close up.
I am sorry, I can't get any closer and still see to stitch.. I do try to hold it up from time to time 😊
Already my mind is off to creative thoughts, you have given me so many great ideas and inspiration. TFS💖
Very interesting. You do lovely work. Hugs ❤
Thank you ❤️
Hi, writing from Italy and already subscibed. Love your works, the colors, the materials. Soninnlove with the ecoprinted ones ( hope you'll share tutorials on how you make them ). I'm totally new to slow stitch and would like to improve myself. Is it possible, for future tutos, put your camera nearest you working? In order to see better the stitches? Thank you so much😊 😊😊
Buon giorno (that's about all of my Italian, except for ciao 😉) thank you for your kind words. Yes I will get the camera closer for the next stitching tutorial. I just uploaded the cloth pouch one which I made sitting at my desk and I think that worked much better. 😉 I will hopefully do some ecoprint tutorials next year when the leaves come back and the weather is good so I can film outside. Ciao 🥰
@@k3n.clothtales I've just seen It😊. I'll try making One. Thank you for answering! I wait for all your sharings and teaching. CIAO!!!
Thank you for sharing with us your knowlege. All your creations are delicate and so unusual. In the positive way. 😊
I have never seen leaf print on the cloth before. I hope you will tell about this more..
Greatings!
You're welcome and thank you. Leaf printing is something I might show in the coming year 😊
@@k3n.clothtales ☺️
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Love this! Thank you!
You're welcome ❤️
Thank you for sharing. So hellpful to see the various techniques. 👍🧵🪡
Glad it was helpful!♥️
The running stitch universal and so versatile.
Truly! If I had to pick one stitch, this would be it! ❤️
Love to see more of what you do. A new subscriber here.
Hello Jeanette and welcome, lots more planned ❤️
I like the twine, and your projects are intriguing. I know that you have shown only examples made from woven fabric, but I have plenty of knit fabric I could repurpose. Have you tried using knits for this?
I don't think I have but I think it would work. I can't see why not, but the best thing is to have a little play. I am not sure I have any knit to try it myself.. 🤔 now you have me wondering 😁
PS just to clarify, do you mean knit fabric for the twine?
@@k3n.clothtales Yes, I was thinking about using it for the twine specifically. I will take your suggestion to test it. Thanks!
Let me know how it goes 😊
Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome Nancy 😊
Great work!🌹
Thank you! 😊
Lovely work.
thank you ♥️
Sorry, Too slow....
Slow is a little bit the point... 😊
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Watching alone is relaxing. It’s only recently that I have found such joy in stitching 🧵. So many years never touching crafts for fear of failure. Now I realise it isn’t about that. So much time wasted. Looking forward to all your tutorials 😊
Hello Zena, I am so pleased you have found joy in stitching. ❤️