Thank you very much that is very sweet of you. I am really pleased you find my videos helpful and informative. This cute design is one of Heathers fabulous creations, she is an amazing digitizer. Happy stitching.
Hi Phil, it isnt really that involved and it is easy, it stitches up quickly and once you have made one, you can turn them out really fast. I think people will be maing them for animal associations to sell for fund raising too as they dont take long to make.
Your videos are always SOOOOO detailed and helpful. I've been machine embroidering for only 2 years now, and truly learned from your tutorials and the free patterns you offer. I think I've made at least 100 of the 2019 Christmas ornaments as well as at least 150 of the christmas globe ornaments. You gave me the confidence to learn how to machine embroidery, and I've also bought many of your other designs as well. Looks like I'm gonna have to make some of these stockings for my furry grandpuppies this year. I have yet to stitch out anything from Kiwi that didn't turn out amazing. Before I retired from school in June, I used to make all of the ladies in the office at my two schools a handmade Christmas ornament. They are really going to miss me this year!!!
Hi Debbie, I am pleased they help you. Sounds like you get the most out of your Kreative Kiwi Embroidery purchases and freebies. It is practice at the end of the day and the more your do the quicker you get the hang of it, same as anything really. Enjoy stitching your grandpuppies stockings and happy stitching. 😊
Hi Marlene, theoretically you could however it is best to use the stabilizer advised in the instructions for the best results. Tear away stabilizer doesn't always hold up well whenever there is satin stitching so if you are not adding the paw print then it should be fine but if you are adding it then I would use the stabilizer listed. I hope this helps. Happy stitching and Merry Christmas.
Hi Carol, there already videos for these family size beauties. They come in in several hoop sizes and are made in three hoopings th-cam.com/video/UluHhO9y434/w-d-xo.html studio.th-cam.com/users/videoUluHhO9y434/edit
Clever way to center the text w/out a camera. But curious why the Add function (w/ Spool frwrd/backward) wasn't used... isn't that easier? Still, it's always nice to see someone else's approach. Hope Baggy gets lots of treats from Santa Paws!
Thanks. As we all have different machines and brands people don't have the same options on theirs as I do on mine and vice versa, so in order to cater for those that don't and those new to machine embroidery I try to show a way of doing things that will help as many people as possible. Sometimes it means going out the back door to open the front, but once people find out what their machine can and can't do they adapt how they go about things to suit themselves. Thanks for watching Cyn, Baggy will definitely be getting his stocking filled with cheesy treats from Santa Paws 😊😊😊
@@KaysCutz Yes. That is true. You do a nice job of explaining things, especially to beginners. You are appreciated. In fact I referenced you in a recent demo/lecture I gave to a local embroidery group. Hope you gain some new subscribers.
Wonderful that only one hooping. I was thinking about putting Halloween treats in a small embroidered bag. We only get about 10-15 children. Do you have a Halloween bag pattern done in one hopping?
Love your videos and they help so much - One question please, why do you come out of design and do name separately when you can add to the original design and line up on screen?
Hi Sharon thank you. To answer your question in short, we all have different machines and brands, people don't always have the same options on their machine as I do on mine and vice versa, so in order to cater for those that don't and those new to machine embroidery I try to show a way of doing things that will help as many people as possible. Sometimes it means going out the back door to open the front, but once people find out what their machine can and can't do they adapt how they go about things to suit themselves.
Thanks for sharing your tip for dealing with metallic thread
You're welcome Beth. Thanks for watching and happy stitching.
You win every award for the BEST, EASIEST to follow videos and cute designs. thank you. I always feel as though I can DO IT after watching.
Thank you very much that is very sweet of you. I am really pleased you find my videos helpful and informative. This cute design is one of Heathers fabulous creations, she is an amazing digitizer. Happy stitching.
Very helpful Kay as usual- thank you xx
You are very welcome Caroline!
Love this, thank you. I LOVE your videos, you explain each step and make the project easier to understand.
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching and happy stitching.
OMG God Bless you . You have solved my metallic thread problem. Thank you sooooo much. You win the Golden Switchers award
I'm so pleased this it helped! Happy stitching and Merry Christmas to you.
Love this! Especially like that it's all one hooping. Thanks, Kay!
Pleased you enjoyed watching Sheila. Happy stitching
Wonderful, clear instructions. Thanks Kay!
You are very welcome Patricia! Thanks for watching.
Another fun chat to listen to while I hand quilt a couch throw! Thank you for posting this video and for all that you do!
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching. I enjoy your videos too. 😊
Very cute but definitely need a tutorial for this thank you.
You're welcome Mary, pleased to be of help 🙂
Thank you….love this!
Pleased you enjoyed it Rosemary. Thanks for watching and happy stitching.
Great video. The design is very involved, but you've made it look easy. Thank you.
Hi Phil, it isnt really that involved and it is easy, it stitches up quickly and once you have made one, you can turn them out really fast. I think people will be maing them for animal associations to sell for fund raising too as they dont take long to make.
Love all your videos. I have learned so much ❤️.
Awesome I am really please you find them helpful Vivi! Thanks for your feedback it is good to know.
Absolutely love this Miss Kay.. thanks again 🤗
Thanks, and thank you very much for watching Kel 😊
Your videos are always SOOOOO detailed and helpful. I've been machine embroidering for only 2 years now, and truly learned from your tutorials and the free patterns you offer. I think I've made at least 100 of the 2019 Christmas ornaments as well as at least 150 of the christmas globe ornaments. You gave me the confidence to learn how to machine embroidery, and I've also bought many of your other designs as well. Looks like I'm gonna have to make some of these stockings for my furry grandpuppies this year. I have yet to stitch out anything from Kiwi that didn't turn out amazing. Before I retired from school in June, I used to make all of the ladies in the office at my two schools a handmade Christmas ornament. They are really going to miss me this year!!!
Hi Debbie, I am pleased they help you. Sounds like you get the most out of your Kreative Kiwi Embroidery purchases and freebies. It is practice at the end of the day and the more your do the quicker you get the hang of it, same as anything really. Enjoy stitching your grandpuppies stockings and happy stitching. 😊
Kay could tear away stabiliser be used?
Hi Marlene, theoretically you could however it is best to use the stabilizer advised in the instructions for the best results. Tear away stabilizer doesn't always hold up well whenever there is satin stitching so if you are not adding the paw print then it should be fine but if you are adding it then I would use the stabilizer listed. I hope this helps. Happy stitching and Merry Christmas.
I love it! I think Marley will too. Will you be making larger stockings? Would be nice to have family stockings. 😍😍
Hi Carol, there already videos for these family size beauties. They come in in several hoop sizes and are made in three hoopings
th-cam.com/video/UluHhO9y434/w-d-xo.html
studio.th-cam.com/users/videoUluHhO9y434/edit
Can you please tell me where you got your large squissors from?
Hi Amazon France however they are not always available unfortunately. Thanks for watching. Happy stitching.
Clever way to center the text w/out a camera. But curious why the Add function (w/ Spool frwrd/backward) wasn't used... isn't that easier? Still, it's always nice to see someone else's approach. Hope Baggy gets lots of treats from Santa Paws!
Thanks. As we all have different machines and brands people don't have the same options on theirs as I do on mine and vice versa, so in order to cater for those that don't and those new to machine embroidery I try to show a way of doing things that will help as many people as possible. Sometimes it means going out the back door to open the front, but once people find out what their machine can and can't do they adapt how they go about things to suit themselves. Thanks for watching Cyn, Baggy will definitely be getting his stocking filled with cheesy treats from Santa Paws 😊😊😊
@@KaysCutz Yes. That is true. You do a nice job of explaining things, especially to beginners. You are appreciated. In fact I referenced you in a recent demo/lecture I gave to a local embroidery group. Hope you gain some new subscribers.
Where do you get the water soluble cotton/fabric stabilizer? I am only finding the nylon kind. TY
Hi Heidi I use this one newbrothread-official.com/collections/washaway-embroidery-stabilizer I buy it on Amazon. Happy New Year.
Wonderful that only one hooping. I was thinking about putting Halloween treats in a small embroidered bag. We only get about 10-15 children. Do you have a Halloween bag pattern done in one hopping?
I sure do, you can make a bag or coaster to fill with treats.
www.kreativekiwiembroidery.co.nz/product/2070750
@@KaysCutz those are adorable! Thank you:)
Love your videos and they help so much - One question please, why do you come out of design and do name separately when you can add to the original design and line up on screen?
Hi Sharon thank you. To answer your question in short, we all have different machines and brands, people don't always have the same options on their machine as I do on mine and vice versa, so in order to cater for those that don't and those new to machine embroidery I try to show a way of doing things that will help as many people as possible. Sometimes it means going out the back door to open the front, but once people find out what their machine can and can't do they adapt how they go about things to suit themselves.
Thank you, That makes sense! That’s why you’re so good at these videos and I obviously wouldn’t be. I also have the V3 x
just curious, I bought this design but I didn't see the paw. Any help will be appreciated.
Replay
As often as you need 😊. Thanks for watching.