Tutorial - how to use sticky board for small cross stitch finishes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I will show you step by step how to finish small sticky board projects. These supplies can be purchased at Hobby lobby, Joanns, and online stores. Links listed below for other Tutorials to finish cross stitch items.
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Super helpful! I have several little pieces I wanted to make into inexpensive holiday gifts. Thanks!
Thank you for this video! I have been leery about using sticky board on my pieces. I now have the confidence to finish my pieces on sticky board.
I am glad it helped you 🌻
Thank you so much for this quick and easy tutorial. I just finished one of my pieces doing this. So painless!
Thank you very much for sharing this Cindy. You really explained it well and made it look easy! I love watching Priscilla and Chelsea and feel inspired now to give sticky board a try.
Justine Stitching you are welcome. It really is a forgiving process 🌻🌻
Thank you Cindy for another great finishing tutorial!! You make it look so easy!! Thank you for sharing, happy stitching and finishing!! Lynn
Great tutorial Cindy! That looks gorgeous. This video will give a lot of stitchers the momentum and confidence to frame their own pieces. xx :):)
stitchblisscorner thank you. It is a pretty easy process. 🌻
thx Cindy for showing how to use sticky board..I have never used this product before...so easy to do...will definitely be using it in the future...take care...
Kathy Newhart glad I could help Kathy. It is a very forgiving way to finish a piece. 🌻🌻🌻
Thanks so much, Cindy! Great video! You make it look so easy!
Annette Toomey a little practice, it's pretty easy. I hope it helps🌻
What a lovely finish. Great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Lyn Campbell thank you Lyn
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Thank you for the tutorial. have a nice stitching time.
Thank you for your time and sharing your knowledge with us......very helpful
Marlene Haller you are welcome. I hope it helps.🌻🌻🌻
Thank you so much, Cindy! I am going to buy an Olfa rotary cutter for cutting the sticky board! My husband always used a box cutter to cut it, which I dislike using! Love your sunflower in the frame, it is so cute!
Susan Noll you are welcome. The rotary cutter makes it really easy. I just did a video showing layered projects with sticky board🌻
Thanks Cindy....you always do a great job explaining.😊💛
Sweet finish, I see the cutters are very important in getting a smooth cut.
Blessings Cindy....
Sharon Cuppetelli the rotary cutter makes it really easy.🌻
Hello Cindy! Gosh never knew it was that simple or maybe you make it look so! But thank you for the great tutorial and definitely another keeper! Take care and thank you for sharing....
Magdalena Koh it is easy and forgiving.
Cool. I will be trying this out. Thank You for Sharing
Your tutorial was so helpful, Cindy. Thank you so much! Happy stitching from Barbara S. In Florida
Barbara Stillman glad it was helpful🌻
I bought some sticky board last month but haven't used it because I worried that I wouldn't do a good job. Thanks for sharing your expertise - your tutorials are always great - I'm ready to FFO my project.
pjs900 awesome. It is super easy and very forgiving. 🌻🌻🌻
Great tutorial. Thank you so much!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge about this product. I may have to try it! :)
Gloria Hanaway you are welcome. It is super easy and forgiving.🌻🌻🌻
Thank you Cindy!
Thank You! I have heard different opinions, but been hesitate to try using the sticky board, but hearing it is safe for the fabric means I'm going to try it! :)
Patty Linsley it is super easy. 🌻🌻
Thank you, Cindy!
Thank you for the great video!
Hello Cindy. Great Tutorial!!
Thanks so much! Darling stitch!
Susan Lankford thank you Susan, glad you enjoyed the video🌻
I have pieces mounted on sticky board that are 30 years old, robablt not acid free, and they still look good. Thank you for tutorial.
Linda Meeks glad you enjoyed it. 🌻
Thank you. Was wondering why you didn't just put the glass over the flower? Take care
This is a great tutorial and tips with the sticky board. This is exactly what I was looking for. How do I use this method with the ida fabric which might fray at the edges. Thank you.
You use it the same way
Hi Cindy. Thank you so much for this helpful video. You mention using a different rotary cutter for the sticky board than the one used for the fabric. Is it the same brand and type or is there a special rotary cutter for sticky board? Can you clarify why you use a different cutter? Thank you!
It is the same cutter. I just keep them separate because one gets sticky🌻
@@Cindyscrossstitch Thank you!!
Thank you so much....*lol* I can do that ! Yay!!
leslie mercer you are welcome. Yes you can do it.🌻🌻
Thanks for this video Cindy. I do have a question. When you frame a larger piece using sticky board do you leave two or three inches of fabric to turn to the back or do you out cut as close as you have shown on this sweet small piece?
Thank you Betty. On the bigger pieces I leave extra fabric and either glue or lace the back. 🌻🌻
Do you not put the glass back in the frame?
No I do not.
Thanks for doing this tutorial! In the past when I asked for this at HL the employee didn’t know what I was referring to and I was shown thicker board like product in huge sheets like poster board which I bought unfortunately. It is very hard to cut even with a rollerblade. I will look for this product next time. What section of the craft store do you find this?
Barbara DeVillez you are welcome. It's in the cross stitch isle at hobby lobby and Joann's