You are a true EDUCATOR! Your’s is the only video I’ve found to have clear explanation of how to do these stitches from start to finish and what the stitches are used for. Thank you so much!
Thank you for this clear presentation. I have decided to begin this craft when I visit my gbaby who is 13 years old now for 2 whole months. I don't want to get overwhelmed. It looks easier than sewing . I'm a 72 year old newbie at the sewing craft. I'm going to follow you based on other comments as well. You are awesome
Finally Someone who knows how to Explain things to Beginners! I’m about to BINGE WATCH all your Videos Now!! Thank You - Thank You - Thank You I don’t feel so scared to try Embroidery Now!
Thank you for helping me I need help and I gets very nervous doing it & glad found u to help me ! I keep watching you with closed captions I am deaf ... Thank you !!
Ahhhhh! This is so helpful! I love it! I haven’t been able to catch your live-streams on Instagram and by the time I get off work I’ve been forgetting to go watch the videos so having videos like this on TH-cam are so awesome!
Yay! I'm so happy you like it! I'm going to come up with videos for each of the stitches we learned during National Embroidery month (so no one misses out)!
I’m so happy I found your Channel! I’m trying to learn crewel embroidery so hopefully watching your Videos will give me a Great Start & Introduction to how it works
I’m 30 and really want to learn how to embroider so I can teach my nieces! I think it’s such a lovely hobby to get into. I just started following you on insta and subbed! Thank you for being so thorough.
I like your videos hope you are able to continue making them. There are no good videos out there that teaches this skill. Your videos are very easy to understand plus I hope you are able to make more simple follow along videos
This video is really helpful but I also wish there was a video about starting a project or threading the needling. I’m an embroidery beginner in every sense and any help would be great.
I am hoping to learn embroidery so that I can customise my bridal veil with the initials of my fiancé and I 😊 this tutorial is perfect for me to start learning and practicing on my novelty tulle veil that I bought for my hen do (aka bachelorette party).
I love ypur videos so much!! I have yet to properly venture into hand embroidery - I stick to cross stitch as I am a scaredy cat but am hoping to get your book for my birthday next month and plan on using some of the patterns on hankies for xmas gifts 😊 xxx
Hi I like your videos. Can you tell me what is the diffrence between the cotton pearl thread and the regular emroidery thread in the results? I’m a begginer and I don’t know what thread should I use.
Hello! I love your TH-cam channel! I am new to embroidering and have learned a lot from you! I have a question. Do you have an example what each embroidery technique would be used for?
Question: When you demonstrated the "long stitch", I noticed you went back to the area you started in each time you brought the needle up, wouldn't it save a lot of thread if you went up next to where you just went in, so the back of the work wouldn't have the same amount of thread as the front? Is there a technical reason not to go in and then come out next to where you went in rather than go in and bring the thread all the way to the area where you came out with the first stitch? Thank you, it was a very helpful video.
What you're suggesting is actually a thread saving version of the satin stitch (variated satin stitch). A lot of people use it due to the fact that the satin stitch is one of the biggest thread eating stitches. It's all about personal preference, just like Kristen's variated back stitch for filling in areas versus the long&short stitch. Personally, while I do find the variated version better when I'm low on thread (and patience!), it can be quite troublesome if you're not careful when coming back up right next to a previous stitch since it can undo it. It also tends to leave gaps in between that wouldn't happen if you did the traditional satin stitch. Hope this helped!!
I love your videos! I would like to know if you have any tips when using Metallic thread... I love the look but I struggle a lot doing certain stitches and keeping the thread smooth and not falling apart . Thanks!
Thanks so much for the tips! Beginner here and I'm about to order your book. Silly question, when you take the thread and go back into the last stitch, are you actually putting it into the same point of entry or just next to it? Does that make sense? Thank you!!
Finally!!!!!!! someone who understands the word "beginner". I'm so happy I found this channel! ❤
Excellent teacher and the camera person too, thank you !!!
You are a true EDUCATOR! Your’s is the only video I’ve found to have clear explanation of how to do these stitches from start to finish and what the stitches are used for. Thank you so much!
Oh wow. Best compliment ever.
Thank you for this clear presentation. I have decided to begin this craft when I visit my gbaby who is 13 years old now for 2 whole months. I don't want to get overwhelmed. It looks easier than sewing . I'm a 72 year old newbie at the sewing craft. I'm going to follow you based on other comments as well. You are awesome
Thanks that was very informative for me as a newbie.
Finally Someone who knows how to Explain things to Beginners!
I’m about to BINGE WATCH all your Videos Now!!
Thank You - Thank You - Thank You
I don’t feel so scared to try Embroidery Now!
Great video.
Just getting back to embroidery. Your explanations are perfect. Thanks!
Thank you for helping me
I need help and I gets very nervous doing it & glad found u to help me !
I keep watching you with closed captions I am deaf ... Thank you !!
Very helpful
I love your energy and the little tips you have about certain stitches. Subscribed!
Aw thank you so much!
Genius!! Wish I had seen this before I started a project for my daughter where I have a ton of space I filled with satin stitch.
Could you please make a video specifically on the French knot. I always have a hard time with it
I have always used a stem stitch and never a back stitch. Looking forward to back stitching soon. You improved my french knot too.
May I ask why and what is the difference
I really thank you for explaining so well. God bless you.
Such a bubble personality and simple my easy video. Thank you 🌷
Love your nails, I used to paint my toe nails in Spring like that.
Ahhhhh! This is so helpful! I love it! I haven’t been able to catch your live-streams on Instagram and by the time I get off work I’ve been forgetting to go watch the videos so having videos like this on TH-cam are so awesome!
Yay! I'm so happy you like it! I'm going to come up with videos for each of the stitches we learned during National Embroidery month (so no one misses out)!
I’m so happy I found your Channel!
I’m trying to learn crewel embroidery so hopefully watching your Videos will give me a Great Start & Introduction to how it works
I’m 30 and really want to learn how to embroider so I can teach my nieces! I think it’s such a lovely hobby to get into. I just started following you on insta and subbed! Thank you for being so thorough.
Welcome! It's so much fun (they are totally gonna love it)!
Great video - easy to follow, concise and beautifully filmed. Looking forward to learning more from you.
Thanks girl!❤️
I like your videos hope you are able to continue making them. There are no good videos out there that teaches this skill. Your videos are very easy to understand plus I hope you are able to make more simple follow along videos
Working on it!
U make the stitches looks so easy. I would like for u to teach me in person.
This video is really helpful but I also wish there was a video about starting a project or threading the needling. I’m an embroidery beginner in every sense and any help would be great.
I'll add it to my list!
Thank you. Look forward to following you happy day !!
I love that last one. I’ll be using it.
Great job
beautiful! nice nails😻🙏🙏🙏
Great tutorial!
I am hoping to learn embroidery so that I can customise my bridal veil with the initials of my fiancé and I 😊 this tutorial is perfect for me to start learning and practicing on my novelty tulle veil that I bought for my hen do (aka bachelorette party).
I love ypur videos so much!! I have yet to properly venture into hand embroidery - I stick to cross stitch as I am a scaredy cat but am hoping to get your book for my birthday next month and plan on using some of the patterns on hankies for xmas gifts 😊 xxx
Amazing!!
Wow super 🥰
More videos!!! 🙂 thank you
We're working on it!
Hi I like your videos. Can you tell me what is the diffrence between the cotton pearl thread and the regular emroidery thread in the results? I’m a begginer and I don’t know what thread should I use.
Hello! I love your TH-cam channel! I am new to embroidering and have learned a lot from you! I have a question. Do you have an example what each embroidery technique would be used for?
Question: When you demonstrated the "long stitch", I noticed you went back to the area you started in each time you brought the needle up, wouldn't it save a lot of thread if you went up next to where you just went in, so the back of the work wouldn't have the same amount of thread as the front? Is there a technical reason not to go in and then come out next to where you went in rather than go in and bring the thread all the way to the area where you came out with the first stitch? Thank you, it was a very helpful video.
What you're suggesting is actually a thread saving version of the satin stitch (variated satin stitch). A lot of people use it due to the fact that the satin stitch is one of the biggest thread eating stitches. It's all about personal preference, just like Kristen's variated back stitch for filling in areas versus the long&short stitch.
Personally, while I do find the variated version better when I'm low on thread (and patience!), it can be quite troublesome if you're not careful when coming back up right next to a previous stitch since it can undo it. It also tends to leave gaps in between that wouldn't happen if you did the traditional satin stitch.
Hope this helped!!
Hi , can you advise in what fabric , needle , I should use to practice my embroidery Stiches thank you , kind regards pam
I love your videos! I would like to know if you have any tips when using Metallic thread... I love the look but I struggle a lot doing certain stitches and keeping the thread smooth and not falling apart . Thanks!
any light source (like a window or Lightbox)
Thread magic and short lengths help too! That's what I use anyway. 😊 Thread magic is a thread conditioner. 😊
May I ask you. Which is the easiest stitch to do the basic design. The straight stitch is the one I think I have trouble with thank you
Thanks so much for the tips! Beginner here and I'm about to order your book. Silly question, when you take the thread and go back into the last stitch, are you actually putting it into the same point of entry or just next to it? Does that make sense? Thank you!!
the same point!
Question: when using the same
Thread as the back stitch, how will you begin the whipped back stitch
Oh! Do you use 3 strands or 6 strands?
How to make the knots.
I saw the thumbnail and I was like *laughs* I can’t do that *laughs again*
Hey u were gteat!!!!!!!!
where can i that frame .
Nice tutorial Gulus welcome to my channel friend
#FineEmbroidery
Is the stitching like regular sewing?
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Вы очень много говорите, но мало показываете!
Jaime
I think it would be easier to follow along (I am blind) if there wasn't music in the background. It is distracting.
Stem stitch
Please lower the music volume... or cut it out.
Noted! Thank you so much!
Zzzzzzzzzs
Sorry, must be cultural thing, but i just can stand this yelling.
Not a cultural thing, I just got ADHD. :)
It is not satin stitch.
That is stem stitch.