Loop method on the front using one strand of thread!

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[@mrsmiggins6435]

Great tutorial Danielle, thank you. And thank you to the lady who told you.😃👍

[@michellemurdock4772]

Hi Danielle, you can absolutely end your threads with the loop method. I start and end all my threads with the loop method and it's been a total game changer! I never turn my work anymore!

[@yvonnevigil7489]

This was a excellent video Danielle. Thank you so much. I like the way you say your going to do a video ,you get right to it. Very Reliable!. Take care.

[@Croppermom17]

Thanks for this video. I’ve watched several on this single strand loop method, but yours is crystal clear! (I actually had to watch it again while I stitched, because I’m a very visual “ learn as I go” person. Thank you for sharing with us. It’s truly been helpful!😊

[@allisonjae3152]

Thanks for this video. I saw one a few months ago but the person doing the video said that the first stitch would always be two strands, Thanks to showing how to do it without that happening.

[@michaelbai180]

Thanks!

[@Stitcherista]

Thank you!!!! Much appreciated.

[@mickeymosko7433]

Hi Just wanted to tell you that i am really enjoying your daily videos...Thanks

[@cassandraparker9127]

Thanks! for showing us the single strand loop method. I really appreciate it!

[@wyattack06]

Perfect timing , just started a project that is so many colors and I’m using only one thread !!
Thanks so much , Kim T

[@orbitalchild]

Really well for two strand too when you're confetti stitching

[@normajeansicard4842]

Hi Danielle! Thanks for sharing! I will try that when I need to use one strand for backstitching. Enjoy the day!

[@ChrisR_4812]

I may need to try this with my blackwork pieces. Thanks Danielle!

[@marianhall9126]

That's pretty cool. Easy to do. Thank you

[@StitchingJoanne]

I defo need to try the one strand loop start!

[@rc5942]

Terrific video Danielle! Thank you so much! I tried it with my current project on linen, and it worked great! 🥰

[@nancydurrett9319]

Wow, thanks so much for sharing this!

[@SallySweetnam]

Thank you, thank you ,thank you !!! Fantastic tip. I am stitching a Thea gouverneur at the moment , using 1 strand on 18 count , this will make my stitching much neater and quicker! Love your videos xx

[@DeAnn-H]

Thank you for doing this! I hate flipping my work around all the time. This is great! 👍🏻😁

[@MameysMedley]

So helpful!

[@daniellebcraftingcorner]

I just saw that video myself and I happen to be working with blended threads and HATE stitching over tails so I tried this method with the two blended threads and it worked perfectly! This is also going to be helpful for me when I work with precut floss because it's always too short for me to loop lol.

[@taniabertuola]

Thank you so much for that. I will for sure be using that method.

[@jennifertidwell7659]

GENIUS!! 😮

[@CraftyMax001]

Cool method thank you for showing this 😍😍👍👍

[@Kitkat-mn5ud]

Thank you for a great tutorial

[@mihaela.929]

It worked, thanks for sharing!

[@kaylowry4188]

Thanks so much . I just used it and love it

[@lindafabrizio5790]

Hey Danielle
I use this method. Now I need to learn how to end with it. I’ll wait to watch your video. Also, was wondering if you could show us how you covered your qsnaps. Thank you.

[@Stitcherista]

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[@quinellleftwich1781]

gotta try this!!!

[@kelliharvey8610]

That was very helpful 🤗 thanks !

[@stitchy_linn]

Now this video I got much better than the one Sally posted on her IG as you verbally walked us through this method. Typically I don't turn my work over when securing my thread ends, however, at times it is required. This will eliminate that extra step. Just so I have it straight here, though, we come up in the top right of the square we're beginning with correct? I have all the other straight in my brain! Tyfs 🥰

[@Stitcherista]

Yes!

[@stitchy_linn]

@@Stitcherista perfect thanks! 🥰

[@debbierice1363]

Thanks so much. Great technique to know.

[@JensCreationStation]

Thank you for for this! It will be fantastic for backstitching!

[@lives4stitching-jenniferl540]

Great tip!

[@AftonGroveKnitter]

Thank you!

[@tulips3967]

Terrific tip! Thank you! And……in the words of Kyle: “Let the F _ _ks fly and say “no” to acid” 😆 Have a wonderful weekend!

[@beverleygardam151]

Yes you can end the same way .( the needle bug ) Karen ,had videos to show this method .🥰

[@lucynaandrasz5534]

Dziękuję ❤

[@apollo1973rhonda]

You always have the best tips! I have a question for you. I'm a major highlighter on my patterns. I thought I heard you say you highlight too. How do you handle color charts? Everyone seems to love them, but I'm like how do I highlight!? Do you have any tips on how to keep your place when using color charts? Hope that made sense. Thanks!

[@Stitcherista]

Color charts I don't highlight. I will only use color charts if they are easy to follow.

[@RiversLove]

Can you do this when doing tent stitch?

[@Stitcherista]

I suppose you can, yes. Give it a try!

[@dorothy9276]

Hmm, so do you have a lot of little 1/4" threads sticking out on the back side? No big deal, just curious.

[@Stitcherista]

It is a tiny thread on the back since I am only one square over from where I start stitching.