Finally found a tutorial without annoying music. Most have music, and no voice explaining how to do it. Thank you for your explaining and showing it so well!
Just found you and this was so easy to follow. As a long ago stitcher (I'm 82 now) as a child and young adult,, decided I wanted to get back to it. Thank you, I'll be able to succeed now. Blessings.
I feel lucky to have found this tutorial. You give precise instructions in an experienced voice that conveys you are condensing probably years of experience into an essential nugget to learn from. Sending you warm enthusiastic thanks.
Oh! You are gonna make my a new hobby better. These are my holidays going on and I bought some things for embroidery nd I was afraid if I could not do anything and the stuff will be all wasted but but but! You saved me! Thankyou thankyou thanks alot! I'm gonna embroider a hanky for my friend with name's first letter A. Thanks again ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 Sukhleen.
This is the third or fourth video I have seen to hopefully learn how to chain stitch. I just couldn’t get it with the prior ones. I am so glad I found your video because I succeeded! Thank you so much. You have the gift of teaching.
Omg thank you for this video! I just beame interested in embroidery like 2 days ago and have been going through tutorial videos like crazy. Yours is the only video that explained when or for what a specific stitch is used. Most other tutorials show how to do a stitch but either don't name it or say what the stitches are used for. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain it.
Thank you! Your video is very easy to follow. I was struggling so bad with chain stitch, but your way of doing it was way easier to understand! I can do it! Just started embroidery! So relaxing and fun! 😊
Best video i could find (so far) getting my first embroidery kit for xmas 2023 so I have been looking for videos on the different stitches. I need something with explanation over the visual video! so this was excellent Thank you very much
This tutorial is wonderful. I learned to embroider when I was little but it has been a while since I embroidered. It is always good to go back to basics. I am glad I found your tutorials.
Thank you for a great simple video and I really appreciate you talking and not putting music over what you’re doing! Just more helpful for me personally😊
Thanks! I just learned how to stitch in art class and was like “wow, this is really fun!” So now I’m deciding that I want to learn more and do it at home! This has really helped me!
I'm just found embroidery by purchasing a kit that was on clearance at a store. Just finished it two days ago! Super fun! I never stick with something this long.
Thank you for your tutoring video; I also used to embroider in my happy hippy days! lol. I loved it very much and you just brought it back to my mind. thank you, dear.
So grateful, starting again after not doing any since I was a child. The instructions in the pack I bought are terrible and I found your video whilst trying to work out what they meant!
I am here beacuse of my online class...beacuse my teacher sended me this..turns out IT was great..i like how u are straight to the point and not like other youtubers who introduce themselves and keeps saying subscribe and stuff
Thanks for your comment! I’m so glad you found the video helpful. None of my videos have those kind of long winded introductions because I too find them annoying (and also I’m not very skilled at making/editing videos haha) Straight to the point is what I aim for! Thank you 😁
Thank you so much for this. My mom taught me embroidery as a child but that's been over 40 years and I'm trying to remember. This was a great reminder. ❤
Just found your channel and love your content! Just finished one of those kits you find in the store & fell in love with embroidery. I never stick with something enough to finish it, let alone watch tutorials. This video helped me to keep going forward and start some of my own projects with more open ended projects.
This was really informative and well explained!! Thank you for taking the time to make this video for all of us beginners out there!! We appreciate it a lot!! 😁
Thanks for this simple demonstration of the stitches. I had to refresh my memory! Please can you share how you stabilized the hoop and fabric underneath so you could use both hands? It looks very steady instead of holding it in your hand while stitching
Super clear and concise! :o) Thank you so much! I have wanted to try embroidery for a while now, but have been pushing it off due to the lack of confidence! This video really helped me feel comfortable making mistakes and learning some basic but useful stiches!
I've just started trying to do some embroidery/cross stitching. For a true true beginner this video is awesome and sooo easy to follow and understand. Only problem I have and remember I am a true beginner, Is how you threaded your needle and where you knotted it at etc etc. So for that I had to jump to a completely different how to video and people do things differently. But Thank you so much. Yes I had to rip out stitches and try again but that is the beauty of pause, rewind, and fast forward lol
Thanks for making these stitches look so easy. I followed along with you! Nice pace and easy to follow 😉 I have subscribed and can't wait to watch more of your videos
This is very helpful. You note to keep the stitch length consistent, but are there any guidelines as to how long a stitch should be? I tend to hand sew with very small stitches and am wondering if that would affect the look of the work.
A good question and truthfully I don’t know! Maybe but I’ve always adopted about a 1cm stitch length (depending of course what I’m working on) I think just whatever works for you and your style is probably best
I don’t use it personally as I don’t find that the backside is scratchy so it seems unnecessary as long as you’ve secured your stitches but it’s really up to you!
hello!! this video is really helpful :) if you don't mind, can you tell me how to tie the floss at the end? i'm still confused and don't know how to make it neat, thank you
Loudiva Pramudya hey there! Thank you. Make sure you stop stitching with an amount of floss you feel that you are able to tie a knot with. I usually just tie one knot but if you are working with say 1 or 2 strands of floss maybe tie a double knot to be safe! The knot should sit against the backside of the fabric and then you can trim the ends with small scissors
such a helpful video! @riverbirchthreads4791 should we be doubling our embroidery thread/threading the needle so the floss is like a double strand? And with the back stitch, do you just push the needle back through the same hole as the previous stitch? Or do you actually split the threads of the previous stitch and push through them?
im thankfull i found this video cuz i actually think that chain and split stitch are freaking complicated .btw the tumbnail is same as our activity:0 so lets just say its like copying ur work but im rlly thnkfull i found this video
Ooo thanks wish me luck am gonna try this☝😶 will let u know of the outcome: OMG it turned our more better than I expecting thank u so so much ur such a lifesaver!👌😭😊
Hello, THANK YOU FOR MY EDUCATION WITH YOUR STYLE OF GREAT TEACHINGS! I have a QUESTION PLEASE&THANKS. HOW LONG /SHORT IS A STITCH LENGTH??? (do I count the tiny holes 3 or 5 spaces to the right from starting point after coming UP?) I am an EAGER SUPER DUPER BEGINER!
I cosplay and I want to outline and fill spaces which stitch would be better in the long run? Because the piece I'm trying to embroider is a jean jacket and I want the design to hold up well but look really full and almost factory made
If it’s a large area you are filling in I would actually recommend a technique called long and short stitch as satin stitches might be to long (depending on the size of the area being filled) and won’t have that secure quality you are looking for.
Clear easy directions but I really struggle with the chain stitch. I made up a story to help me do the stitch; "a bunny pops up from its burrow and pops down the same rabbit hole. The bunny hops forward, but needs to go back to its original burrow to pop out and take a look around, then the bunny goes down that exact same burrow. The bunny hops forward again, and again needs to go back to its original burrow to take a look around before hopping ahead again". Silly but following the bunny has really helped me to get this stitch going. I still need lots and lots of practice.🐰🐰🐰🐇
Finally found a tutorial without annoying music. Most have music, and no voice explaining how to do it. Thank you for your explaining and showing it so well!
Just found you and this was so easy to follow. As a long ago stitcher (I'm 82 now) as a child and young adult,, decided I wanted to get back to it. Thank you, I'll be able to succeed now. Blessings.
Thank you for watching Mary! Good for you for getting back into stitching! Best wishes!
:)
My heart 😭😭😭 So sweet
Hope it's going well for you Mary
@@riverbirchthreads4791 eeeeeeerreukl
I feel lucky to have found this tutorial. You give precise instructions in an experienced voice that conveys you are condensing probably years of experience into an essential nugget to learn from. Sending you warm enthusiastic thanks.
@@phillclan3 thanks so much for watching!
Oh! You are gonna make my a new hobby better. These are my holidays going on and I bought some things for embroidery nd I was afraid if I could not do anything and the stuff will be all wasted but but but!
You saved me!
Thankyou thankyou thanks alot!
I'm gonna embroider a hanky for my friend with name's first letter A.
Thanks again ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Sukhleen.
This is the third or fourth video I have seen to hopefully learn how to chain stitch. I just couldn’t get it with the prior ones. I am so glad I found your video because I succeeded! Thank you so much. You have the gift of teaching.
Wonderful tutorial!! You explained everything in an incredibly helpful manner:)
Thank you so much for watching! Glad it was helpful to you :)
Very calming voice. Great instruction. The sound of the needle pulling through the fabric could put me to sleep. Thank you. Debra
Thanks for watching Debra!
Omg thank you for this video! I just beame interested in embroidery like 2 days ago and have been going through tutorial videos like crazy. Yours is the only video that explained when or for what a specific stitch is used. Most other tutorials show how to do a stitch but either don't name it or say what the stitches are used for. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain it.
I’m so glad you found it helpful!! 💜 good luck with your embroidery
SO HELPFUL! I dont know how anyone could learn embroidery without watching a video or live demonstration 😅
It certainly helps to see it in action! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you! Your video is very easy to follow. I was struggling so bad with chain stitch, but your way of doing it was way easier to understand! I can do it! Just started embroidery! So relaxing and fun! 😊
Thank you so much for the kind words and I’m thrilled to know this video was helpful for you. :)
Best video i could find (so far) getting my first embroidery kit for xmas 2023 so I have been looking for videos on the different stitches. I need something with explanation over the visual video! so this was excellent Thank you very much
Glad to hear you found it helpful!! Hope you enjoy embroidery :)
This tutorial is wonderful. I learned to embroider when I was little but it has been a while since I embroidered. It is always good to go back to basics. I am glad I found your tutorials.
Thank you for a great simple video and I really appreciate you talking and not putting music over what you’re doing! Just more helpful for me personally😊
Thanks! I just learned how to stitch in art class and was like “wow, this is really fun!” So now I’m deciding that I want to learn more and do it at
home! This has really helped me!
Yes! Love to hear that. Oh man there’s soooo much you can do with embroidery I’m so glad you’ve started your journey and glad my video helped you
@@riverbirchthreads4791 yep! You might even be better at teaching than my art teacher!
I'm just found embroidery by purchasing a kit that was on clearance at a store. Just finished it two days ago! Super fun! I never stick with something this long.
So glad to see this review. Am starting a crewel project and needed to "touch up" my stitches. Haven't done embroidery/crewel work for 50+ years.
Thank you for your tutoring video; I also used to embroider in my happy hippy days! lol. I loved it very much and you just brought it back to my mind. thank you, dear.
I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! Long live the hippy days 😊
So grateful, starting again after not doing any since I was a child. The instructions in the pack I bought are terrible and I found your video whilst trying to work out what they meant!
From no clue to so much better ! Thank you 🙏 !!
Wohooo!
I am here beacuse of my online class...beacuse my teacher sended me this..turns out IT was great..i like how u are straight to the point and not like other youtubers who introduce themselves and keeps saying subscribe and stuff
Thanks for your comment! I’m so glad you found the video helpful. None of my videos have those kind of long winded introductions because I too find them annoying (and also I’m not very skilled at making/editing videos haha)
Straight to the point is what I aim for! Thank you 😁
Great tutorial! I appreciate that you give examples of how one might use these stitches.
Thanks for watching and glad you found it helpful!
Thank you so much for this. My mom taught me embroidery as a child but that's been over 40 years and I'm trying to remember. This was a great reminder. ❤
Just found your channel, so glad I did! I just started embroidery today and have been struggling to find some tutorials, thanks 💕
kaila davis that’s amazing! I’m so glad you are finding my videos helpful 😊😊
Thank you for talking through the options and reasoning for each stitch.
The saying: If you don't use it you will lose it. Thank you for my refresher tutorial. ❤
best teacher: easy explanation & clear demonstration, also showed all the types ♥️🥰🙏🏽 thanks so much
Thank you so much for watching and I’m so glad you found this video helpful 😊😊😊
Just found your channel and love your content! Just finished one of those kits you find in the store & fell in love with embroidery. I never stick with something enough to finish it, let alone watch tutorials. This video helped me to keep going forward and start some of my own projects with more open ended projects.
this is the video I keep coming back to to remember how to do stitches!!!
Amazing! Glad it’s been helpful to you
This was really informative and well explained!! Thank you for taking the time to make this video for all of us beginners out there!! We appreciate it a lot!! 😁
Thank you so much for watching! I’m so glad that you found it helpful! 😀
Thanks for this simple demonstration of the stitches. I had to refresh my memory! Please can you share how you stabilized the hoop and fabric underneath so you could use both hands? It looks very steady instead of holding it in your hand while stitching
Thanks for watching! I’m using a small desk stand to keep my hoop steady. I use it everyday. I believe it came from a shop called Hawthorn Handmade
This is an excellent demonstration of basic embroidery stitches.
Thank you and thanks for watching!!
Thank you for this, you made it a lot easier to understand the different stitch process
I was mesmerized watching the split stitch.
Me too 😍😀❤️
Can you make a video on how to thread the needle and tie the knot at the end of a stitch. I really find your videos helpful btw❤️
Rionda Piper hey! I’m so glad. Yes I will add that to my list!
Thank you for creating this video. Your instructions are so easy to follow.
Thank you for watching! 😊
Hi
needed to stich my pants and now I know different stiches altogether. Thank you!
😊
Thank you so much for this video!! It’s super easy to follow and makes me really excited to start embroidering!!
You are wleocme and sorry for the delayed response! I hope you are enjoying embroidery!!
This is a wonderful video - so clear and easy to understand! I will be watching more videos 🤓 can’t wait to jump in.
Thank you so much for the feedback Pamela!! 😀
A great tutorial. I have never done embroidery but I want to try it and this tutorial will greatly help!
This helped me very much! Thanks for making this video, i needed it for finishing my assignment. The stem one was tricky but I managed! Thank you!!
I’m so glad you found it helpful 😀. Good luck on your assignment!
thanks♥️ this help my son so much
So glad it helped!!
Thank you for no music behind. I’m 70 and an old hippie! I want to get back to it while I can still use my hands. 😅
I love that!! I wish you all the success :)
Wonderfully, efficiently & simply explained!! Well done!! Thank you!!! 😉👍🏼 🪡
You are very welcome I’m so glad you found it helpful!
Thanks a lot really appreciate your help 🙏
Woah, my kids learn how, to make embroidery, thank you
That’s so nice to hear! :)
THANK U SO MUCH I didn't know how to do the chain stitch in school you helped me so much I subscribed of course
This is an excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing your talent.
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!!
Really helpful video thank you -Louise and Emily ❤
Glad you found it helpful!! :)
Pretty great instructional video. Easy to see and hear everything, and it was very well paced. 👍
Thank you! That’s great to hear as I’m pretty novice when it comes to video making! Glad it was helpful for you 😀
I can here thinking I’d never love a stitch more than chain stitch... but that split stitch is pretty great. 😍
C a n you show how to secure the end ?
Super clear and concise! :o) Thank you so much! I have wanted to try embroidery for a while now, but have been pushing it off due to the lack of confidence! This video really helped me feel comfortable making mistakes and learning some basic but useful stiches!
This is great. Thank you! Do you have a video of how you start to even set up your needle and embroidery? Thx
Hey there! Thank you for watching 😀. I have a video showing how to stretch fabric in a hoop in preparation for stitching!
A brilliant video. Thank you so much for sharing x
OMG THANK YOU VERY MUCH I KNOW HOW TO DO THE RUNNING NOW. LOVE THIS!! IM SUBSCRIBING YOU ❤❤❤❤❤❤
relearning embroidery ❤️❤️ your tutorial helped so much
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial!!!
Wow!! Your stitch is best!!!💜💜
I've just started trying to do some embroidery/cross stitching. For a true true beginner this video is awesome and sooo easy to follow and understand. Only problem I have and remember I am a true beginner, Is how you threaded your needle and where you knotted it at etc etc. So for that I had to jump to a completely different how to video and people do things differently. But Thank you so much. Yes I had to rip out stitches and try again but that is the beauty of pause, rewind, and fast forward lol
Thanks for making these stitches look so easy. I followed along with you! Nice pace and easy to follow 😉 I have subscribed and can't wait to watch more of your videos
Super simply yet efficiently explained! Thanks a lot xx
Thank you for watching!! 😀
This is so calming. Great tutorial, thanks for the share!
Thanks for watching!! 😀
Love your videos great content
I love how you teach this I understood what you were saying
Thank you for watching!
I just found this video and started my first project! Thank you for the easy explanation!
Thanks!
My school used your video today :)
Awesome!
I found the sound of the thread on the camera so satisfying.Is that weird😁
Yep😂😊
This was so helpful! I just started embroidering a couple weeks ago. Thank youuuu!
Thanks for watching I’m glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for the tutorial! It really helps with my stiches now...Thabk you
Just found your channel! I absolutely love your tutorials they are so helpful can’t wait for more!
Chasing Wildflowers thank you so much!! 💜
Thank you! Visual was so clear to me!
Such a useful video!! Easy to understand!!
This is very helpful, thank you. Can you tell me what you use to clamp the ring. Looks very stable.
Thank You For explaining it well it Really Helped Me on School Hehe
Thank you from a beginner for going slow enough for me to follow
Thanks for watching!
Excellent instructions. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
This is very helpful. You note to keep the stitch length consistent, but are there any guidelines as to how long a stitch should be? I tend to hand sew with very small stitches and am wondering if that would affect the look of the work.
A good question and truthfully I don’t know! Maybe but I’ve always adopted about a 1cm stitch length (depending of course what I’m working on) I think just whatever works for you and your style is probably best
Love your videos!!! ❤️❤️❤️ thanks for sharing with us
Thanks for sharing, question if I'm embroidering a shirt (pictures) do I need interfacing?
I don’t use it personally as I don’t find that the backside is scratchy so it seems unnecessary as long as you’ve secured your stitches but it’s really up to you!
Thank you I really need this for my school project 💗 a very, very big thank you ma'am 💗
Awesome! Glad to be of help 😊
Exactly what I needed! Thank you.
😊
Thank you for sharing this! I am just starting and this is a huge help!
So glad to hear it!!
hello!! this video is really helpful :) if you don't mind, can you tell me how to tie the floss at the end? i'm still confused and don't know how to make it neat, thank you
Loudiva Pramudya hey there! Thank you. Make sure you stop stitching with an amount of floss you feel that you are able to tie a knot with. I usually just tie one knot but if you are working with say 1 or 2 strands of floss maybe tie a double knot to be safe! The knot should sit against the backside of the fabric and then you can trim the ends with small scissors
@@riverbirchthreads4791 okay i got it. thank you very much
Excellent tutorial, thank you! I’m brand new and this was so Helpful
Thank you for watching I’m glad this helped you!
Thank you Very much sister
👍👍👍😍
such a helpful video!
@riverbirchthreads4791 should we be doubling our embroidery thread/threading the needle so the floss is like a double strand?
And with the back stitch, do you just push the needle back through the same hole as the previous stitch? Or do you actually split the threads of the previous stitch and push through them?
im thankfull i found this video cuz i actually think that chain and split stitch are freaking complicated .btw the tumbnail is same as our activity:0 so lets just say its like copying ur work but im rlly thnkfull i found this video
Yes, the stem stitch will work best for my project.
I also like doing the chain stitching ❤️😀🥰😊
Thanks for the tutorial. I have a silly question, what is the thumping noise I keep hearing?
Thank you this is so so helpful!
😀😀😀
I love this video so brilliant and easy to follow
Why thank you!! 😘
Ooo thanks wish me luck am gonna try this☝😶 will let u know of the outcome: OMG it turned our more better than I expecting thank u so so much ur such a lifesaver!👌😭😊
I love your video very easily demonstrated
Thank you so much! I’m so glad it helped you 😃
Thanks for this vid I love the split stitch❤️
This video was great and very informative. I was just wondering how would you tie these stitches off? Just like regular or is there a certain way?
Thanks so much for watching! Glad it was informative. No real special way, just split the floss on the underside and tie a knot then I trim it!
Ok thank you! 😁
💋
I really like the split stitch
Hello, THANK YOU FOR MY EDUCATION WITH YOUR STYLE OF GREAT TEACHINGS! I have a QUESTION PLEASE&THANKS. HOW LONG /SHORT IS A STITCH LENGTH??? (do I count the tiny holes 3 or 5 spaces to the right from starting point after coming UP?) I am an EAGER SUPER DUPER BEGINER!
Just found your channel! I’m just starting to get into embroidery so this was super helpful! ❤️
Amazing! Thanks for watching I’m so glad these videos are helping!
I cosplay and I want to outline and fill spaces which stitch would be better in the long run? Because the piece I'm trying to embroider is a jean jacket and I want the design to hold up well but look really full and almost factory made
If it’s a large area you are filling in I would actually recommend a technique called long and short stitch as satin stitches might be to long (depending on the size of the area being filled) and won’t have that secure quality you are looking for.
Clear easy directions but I really struggle with the chain stitch. I made up a story to help me do the stitch; "a bunny pops up from its burrow and pops down the same rabbit hole. The bunny hops forward, but needs to go back to its original burrow to pop out and take a look around, then the bunny goes down that exact same burrow. The bunny hops forward again, and again needs to go back to its original burrow to take a look around before hopping ahead again". Silly but following the bunny has really helped me to get this stitch going. I still need lots and lots of practice.🐰🐰🐰🐇
Haha that’s amazing! I’m sure this little story will help others as well! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you🙏💕❤❤❤❤😊😊😊mam
Great video.