What is Stamped Cross Stitch?
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This is such a creative hobby. Would love to try it myself. I bet it's really relaxing.
You must!
So clever and such a good hobby. I would love to try cross stitching.
I hope you did.
I find this whole setup fascinating!! Thanks for sharing I'll have to keep this setup in mind.
Glad you liked it.
This is great for beginners. You don’t have to count as much nor grid. I’ve done elaborate designs the traditional way starting with a blank piece of fabric which I then make a grid that matches the grid on the pattern. It’s tedious prep before you actually start stitching.
Right now I’m doing a stamped design I purchased years ago. I find it goes faster because you don’t have to count and look at your pattern as much. It’s more relaxing so far. It’s good practice for me because I’m just getting back into cross stitching. As long as you enjoy the journey there’s no need to rush to the finish line.
That's what I thought too coz it's far more convenient now.
But now I’m finding out as I stitch in hand although it’s faster, the continued rubbing of the stitched area causing the stitches to fuzz up like a cheap sweater. The threads r probably really low quality. Easier but disappointing in the quality of the threads
nakaka libang kaya mag cross stich tapos napaka fulfilling po pag natapos mo na hehehe. ganda mo po mag salita😊
Thank you so much. I'm planning on cross stitching again soon. Nakakamiss sobra.
This is so cool, I think I might adopt that as a new hobby.
You should. It's pretty relaxing.
I used a few of these when i was a kid as part of some school work. This is really interesting to do.
You should give it a go again.
This seems to be a fun hobby. I've never tried cross-stitching, it looks really interesting.
This made cross stitching so much easier.
You should give it a try.
Naalala ko dati during highschool days , nakakaduling mag cross stitch then pag nagkamali ka tastas lahat hahaha .. Ngayon may stamped na .. Dapat ma try ko talaga yan thankyou so much mam kathy :)
Diba? Kakaiba. Sobrang easy na now.
Ok this is greek art!!! My grandmother used to learn me how to do this when I was a child!!!
Really? That's awesome! Hope you get to do more then.
@@mskathykenny You too dear Kathy.I Wish you stay strong, healthy and safe. Greetings from Greece!!!
I’ve done cross stitch the old way in the 80s, but this stamped one looks really interesting to do. But with my arthritic hands, I think diamond painting is better for me. Maraming salamat👧💗👏 for this video po
Welcome po.
This is really interesting to do....I need to try it sometime!!
please do.
I need to try this!
You must!
Ito hobby ng mama ko kahit nung di pa ako pinapanganak. She still have a lot of patters and threads na nakatabi. I've tried cross stitching before but it's not really for me I think? 😅 Maybe because diamond painting ang para sakin talaga. For me, hindi ko siya nakahiligan kasi ang tagal niya rin gawin kaya I will try my best to find the designs ng pattern ni mama in a diamond painting version. Or maybe I could try this some time. 😅
Why not give this a go din?
@@mskathykenny Pag nagsawa po ako mag dp at gusto ko na ng mas challenging saka ko po siguro itry. 😆
@@anngabrielleureta5214 Sige sige hahaha.
I love these kits, but I do them as needlepoint instead of cross stitch. Needlepoint is done as half cross stitch with double the thread.
Ooohh that I didn't know. I'd love to try that sometime.
@@mskathykenny I use a larger needle so it's much easier on my hands
@@annabellelee4535 do you by any chance have a video of how it's done?
@@mskathykenny This is an example on painted canvas but it works well with printed cross stitch and counted cross stitch. I double the amount of floss that is used to cross stitch because I am making only one stitch. I grew up doing needlepoint and couldn't transition to cross stitch. I use a larger needle to spread the holes so the thread sits nicely and I use smaller lengths so it doesn't twist. You might want to try a very small project to see if you like half cross better than full cross. I just think half has a smoother appearance which I like. If you have it in a scroll frame you don't have to worry about the canvas getting out of shape. th-cam.com/video/6cqQWAP20BY/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MindfulThreadsCompany
Wow I would love to do as well
Try it!
Cross stitching is ❤ before i tried diamond painting 😁
Naku totoo yan. I wanna go back but no time talaga.
Nice
Thanks
I have just got myself a stamped cross stitch. But some parts of it should be plain canvas but you still can see the grid lines in it
When all done, soak in warm water. All the grid lines will disappear.
Whoa that is so helpful!
not really good at cross stitch. but would definitely try it soon! 😅
You have to!
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Thanks for watching!
Mam tanong po, after ng crosstitch pano lalabhan, para mawala ang mga markings, tnx po..
Ang sabi po sa akin, babad daw sa sabong panlaba then gamitan mo maliit na brush to gently brush away the marks.
Are you based in the Philippines? I've been wondering where to get 16 and 18-count Aida fabric, and I can't find it anywhere here except online! Was wondering if you know where I can get in Metro Manila if you're based here.
Yes, I'm based in the Philippines. There are a lot of local sellers that sell online. If you have access to FB Marketplace of the Philippines, you can just type aida cloth 16ct and it will appear.
@@mskathykenny Ah yeah I've seen a lot on Shopee and Lazada, but a lot of them are really expensive and imported. I was wondering if there's a wholesaler of fabric here somewhere that has 16 and 18ct aida hehe thanks anyway
@@thexshattered Try contacting this person. facebook.com/jhodie.cabezas
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@@thexshattered Thank you!