Who do you purchase your wool yarn from. I had a heart time hearing the video at times? Thanks. Adding the resource information to the bottom of the you tube video, would be helpful. Thanks so much!
I'm working on a throw pillow and I'm finding my piece once off the frame, really wants to roll. I'm using a #10 reg.punch and my yarn varies but seems to be category bulky 5 and 6. Is my tension to tight? My yarn to thick? or is that normal that it keeps wanting to roll. Thanks
L Peabody my impression is that the finished piece is the side we are seeing on the video. Other artists display the other side as the finished piece but I believe that this particular artist prefers the side that you see as she is working on it. I like it too. The other side looks messy to me.
Hi! Thank you so much for this video, it's super helpful. I wanted to ask you how to trim the fabric in case I wanted to make a rug, so it doesn't come undone at the edges
Hello Rose, I would like to buy a sewing machine. I saw you sewing the tote bag by yourself. Which can you recommend? there are a lot in the market and I just don´t know, which is the best for monk cloth. Nobody seems to know this fabric here...thanks!
I love rug making its fun and great Christmas gifts.
Excellent. Very clear.
Thanks a lot. I can now finalise my rug.
Who do you purchase your wool yarn from. I had a heart time hearing the video at times? Thanks. Adding the resource information to the bottom of the you tube video, would be helpful. Thanks so much!
Jacqueline Hall Campbell yarn is from Seal Harbor Rug Company. sealharborrug.com.
I'm working on a throw pillow and I'm finding my piece once off the frame, really wants to roll. I'm using a #10 reg.punch and my yarn varies but seems to be category bulky 5 and 6. Is my tension to tight? My yarn to thick? or is that normal that it keeps wanting to roll. Thanks
Great video. I am a newbie.
The top view you are showing is actually the back, correct? The finished product is on the side you can’t see?
L Peabody my impression is that the finished piece is the side we are seeing on the video. Other artists display the other side as the finished piece but I believe that this particular artist prefers the side that you see as she is working on it. I like it too. The other side looks messy to me.
Hi! Thank you so much for this video, it's super helpful. I wanted to ask you how to trim the fabric in case I wanted to make a rug, so it doesn't come undone at the edges
Hello Rose, I would like to buy a sewing machine. I saw you sewing the tote bag by yourself. Which can you recommend? there are a lot in the market and I just don´t know, which is the best for monk cloth. Nobody seems to know this fabric here...thanks!
I would research heavy duty sewing machines since the cloth is thicker and heavier.
Is there a certain number of spaces on the monks cloth that you should skip between each punch to create the best look?
Yes, it's a secret
Hi I love your work do you offer online classes?
Great, thank you so much!
Thank you so much
You don't need to use a staple gun, y9u can use carpet tacks or thumbtacks just fine.
Podrian traducir subtitular en español gracias besos d Argentina
Can drop cloth be used as foundation?
Material name plz...
Ok so there’s a big difference between monks and Aida cloth. So yeah don’t make the mistake I did, they didnt have monks cloth at the store
Can you plz bigger screen of your videos next time .
Pls send me online shopping this meterial
but sitches are very loosen and not knitted
En español...???????
I want to buy a punch needle.how can I buy it?
Dilshad Rana Look up Oxford Punch Needle on Google and Amy Oxford’s inventive needle will come up.
what is the name of the cloth you use? i can't really hear in the video
Marielle Mae Villagracia It’s called “Monk’s Cloth”. Search on Google or Etsy.
Monk's cloth she said. I have linen at home... NOt sure if that will work.
Needle price?
Chanda Mehrotra Oxford needle is around 50 dollars