I love this! This is very helpful! I bought a hat and what to add earth on it but your videos are helpful! Thank you and I want to know if you can do an Earth one ?🙏🏽
Hi there! I actually do not cover it. I just secure it very well with knots and then trim away any excess floss so it’s as clean as possible back there. It doesn’t impact the comfort of the hat and as long as the stitching is secured well it should stay put! Some people choose to use a backing though!
Hi there! I don’t cover the stitching on the backside as I don’t find it interferes with comfort of wear! The knots don’t really rub against the head. You could certainly put something on the back just to be safe though!
Sha Singss hi there! I’m sorry to hear that it’s expensive/hard to find. If you have a lighter coloured hat you can backlight the pattern from inside the hat with a light source (cellphone screen, flashlight) and then trace it onto the front side of the hat. Alternatively I would just draw it freehand. Hope that helps you!
River Birch Threads will definitely try this method! Thank you so much! I love your videos they’re really helpful so please don’t stop making them haha!
Hey there! The floss comes in 6 strands - if you want more detailed/delicate stitching you will work with fewer strands of floss. If you are after a chunkier look (and maybe want to achieve more texture) you would work with more strands or perhaps all 6. It’s all about the thickness of the stitch. :)
Hey there! You could certainly try it out on a beanie! The fabric being quite different might change the way the stitches sit (I haven’t personally tried embroidering a beanie so I’m not entirely sure) but I know it’s something that people do and the same techniques would apply! 😀
@@riverbirchthreads4791 I don’t wanna tell you what to do, but I really enjoyed this video of yours, and was curious if maybe you could do a beanie? Again this is your channel and I don’t wanna boss you around, but I can’t find any other TH-camrs that are doing anything similar to what I’m trying to do 😅
Some people use backing on the underside to hide the stitches but I don’t use it! As long as you make sure they are all secure and trimmed well I don’t find the stitches really move much. If you are embroidering on a garment that gets heavily worn it may be a wise move though!
Nice tutorial. I am doing my 1st hat, same everything, great job!!!👍💥 I am going to get it done, thanks to your tutorial....wish me luck!!!💖
@@sandypackard5321 thanks for watching and good luck with your hat!!
You have such a nice calm voice to listen to. 🥰
Thank you that’s very sweet! I’ve heard the opposite commented a few times so always nice to get a positive response 😂😊💗
OMG ! I love it ! Thanks for doing it step by step so I and others could understand it .
You are very welcome! I’m really sorry it took me so long to respond to this comment!! Hope you are still enjoying embroidery 😊
So beautiful, I really love what you do, complete artist!
Thank you so much! 💜💜
Beautiful work! 😊
Thank you so much! 😊
What you're doing is perfect 😍😍😍
Thank you!! 💜
I love this! This is very helpful! I bought a hat and what to add earth on it but your videos are helpful! Thank you and I want to know if you can do an Earth one ?🙏🏽
This video was sooooooo very helpful. You explain things better than my crazy teacher does. Thank you thank you this is a lifesaver xoxo
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you found my video helpful. Thanks for watching 😀
Sooo cuuute 🌻
H.l Embroidery تطريز يدوي thanks so much!
Beautiful😍👌🏻
Shakeel FYM thank you! 😊
Genial, gracias por compartir!!
Como se llama el papel que usó para pegar el dibujo a la tela?? Gracias.
I just found you in Instagram! beautiful work
Thank you so much!! 🥰
What is her Instagram?
Can you tell me what material is this cap made of?
Might be worth linking to your Etsy shop in the description :)
Zayaxa that’s a great idea. I will do that! 😀
Hi. I would like to ask how you cover the back of your finished embroidery hat? Thank You.
Hi there! I actually do not cover it. I just secure it very well with knots and then trim away any excess floss so it’s as clean as possible back there. It doesn’t impact the comfort of the hat and as long as the stitching is secured well it should stay put! Some people choose to use a backing though!
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Loved this video. What size and brand needles do you use. I'm a beginner
Kaylee McCallum awesome! I use Dmc needles and floss. Size depends on the number of strands of floss I’m working with. In this video I’m using size 5
Do you put anything on the back to keep the knots secure from wear?
Hi there! I don’t cover the stitching on the backside as I don’t find it interferes with comfort of wear! The knots don’t really rub against the head. You could certainly put something on the back just to be safe though!
What kind of needle did you using
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Is this kit or pdf still available?
@@livingourbestfarmlife4505 yes both are still available on my Etsy shop! :)
How did you make the paper into a sticker after you printed on it?
Hey there! I print on sulky paper which is already a sticker and it’s printable
is there another alternative besides using stabilizer? im from Malaysia and it’s very hard to find and online it’s pretty expensive
Sha Singss hi there! I’m sorry to hear that it’s expensive/hard to find.
If you have a lighter coloured hat you can backlight the pattern from inside the hat with a light source (cellphone screen, flashlight) and then trace it onto the front side of the hat.
Alternatively I would just draw it freehand.
Hope that helps you!
River Birch Threads will definitely try this method! Thank you so much! I love your videos they’re really helpful so please don’t stop making them haha!
What is the point of splitting the floss. I’m a beginner new to this, and was sure of the process
Hey there! The floss comes in 6 strands - if you want more detailed/delicate stitching you will work with fewer strands of floss. If you are after a chunkier look (and maybe want to achieve more texture) you would work with more strands or perhaps all 6. It’s all about the thickness of the stitch. :)
@@riverbirchthreads4791 oh thanks so much, your second video on embroidering hats helped a lot !
@@riverbirchthreads4791 can you please make a video about how to add stitching like a name to the back of a hat?
Does this work for beanies as well??
Hey there! You could certainly try it out on a beanie! The fabric being quite different might change the way the stitches sit (I haven’t personally tried embroidering a beanie so I’m not entirely sure) but I know it’s something that people do and the same techniques would apply! 😀
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I don’t wanna tell you what to do, but I really enjoyed this video of yours, and was curious if maybe you could do a beanie? Again this is your channel and I don’t wanna boss you around, but I can’t find any other TH-camrs that are doing anything similar to what I’m trying to do 😅
What is the size of the hoop?
Hey there it’s a 3 inch hoop
How to hide the inner stitches?
Some people use backing on the underside to hide the stitches but I don’t use it! As long as you make sure they are all secure and trimmed well I don’t find the stitches really move much. If you are embroidering on a garment that gets heavily worn it may be a wise move though!