I learned some important tips. Especially ironing over a towel! I love stitching 🧵. I also love watching embroidery videos with calming music; I watch them before retiring for the night. They always help me to go to sleep faster…totally relaxes my mind for💤
I so love doing French knots. Cannot wait to try this. I have noticed that you kind people who share their embroidery skills with us have the most relaxing voices ever.
Thankyou Sherry, It’s the little tips which make so much difference to the finished item. I am 70 years old and never thought to iron my embroidery on a soft towel. Also changing the number of twists on a French knot! Simple but wonderful. 😊
Hi Sherry, new to your channel and although I do quite a lot of embroidery it was wonderful to have this beginner! So beautiful in simplicity! Thank you oxo
Thank you Sherry for this delightful tutorial. I had forgotten how relaxing embroidery is. Cow parsley/Queen Anne'Anne's Lace is one of my favorite wild flowers. I stitched my first attempt on a tea towel that I had on hand using a hoop that had once belonged to my grandmother.Love your ideas for repurposing fabrics, sewing notions, and vintage books.
I loved watching your tutorials and learnt a lot from them. Very clear and so calm and relaxing watching you which was an added bonus. Can’t wait to try this and I look forward to many more lovely tutorials and ideas! Thank you so much 😊 xx
Thank you thank you Lovely Sherry how perfect is that, I was ready for the French knots tonight so your tutorial was right on the button. Mine is not as perfect as yours so I need to do lots more of these gorgeous flowers. The next question is what to make - as it’s my first I think I am going to make a little bag as you suggested to put all my materials in. I can’t thank you enough Sherry I am thrilled with this tutorial. Big hugs and loves always, take care Everyone xxxxxxx Dorothy 🌟😘❤️🙋🏻
Wow! That is stunning ! Thank you very much, i didn't use the PDF but and i have Instagram but don't know how to tag, i have to ask my kids🤔. Thank you very much absolutely beautiful, and the after finishing was great 💐.
Do you ever add the one garnet flower that is in the center of "Queen Anne's Lace" Cow Parsley ...or does the flower not have that garnet center flower in Britain?
I learned some important tips. Especially ironing over a towel! I love stitching 🧵.
I also love watching embroidery videos with calming music; I watch them before retiring for the night. They always help me to go to sleep faster…totally relaxes my mind for💤
Thank you 🙏 love your work 😍
I so love doing French knots. Cannot wait to try this. I have noticed that you kind people who share their embroidery skills with us have the most relaxing voices ever.
Really interesting Sherry, thank you for sharing ☺️
Thankyou Sherry,
It’s the little tips which make so much difference to the finished item. I am 70 years old and never thought to iron my embroidery on a soft towel. Also changing the number of twists on a French knot! Simple but wonderful. 😊
Thank you so very much. I am excited to start my project. I love all the work you do. Thank you again. Barbara
Beautifully gorgeous
Thank you, great tutorial.
Thank you. I enjoy cross stitch and blackwork but have never felt confident with free stitching. I shall enjoy trying this :)
Awesome!
Thank you so much for the lovely tutorial, I am definitely going to have a try at this, you make it look easy but I bet it isn't!!!
Beautiful stitching Sherry. I adore doing French knots 💕
Great tutorial today! My French knots look so much better, thank you.
Hi Sherry, new to your channel and although I do quite a lot of embroidery it was wonderful to have this beginner! So beautiful in simplicity! Thank you oxo
you are a natural! what a relaxing and informative tutorial. i hope you keep doing them. thank you for sharing.
Thank you Sherry for this delightful tutorial. I had forgotten how relaxing embroidery is. Cow parsley/Queen Anne'Anne's Lace is one of my favorite wild flowers. I stitched my first attempt on a tea towel that I had on hand using a hoop that had once belonged to my grandmother.Love your ideas for repurposing fabrics, sewing notions, and vintage books.
So pretty. Please do some more tutorials for us. Perfect in this time of lockdown as you can lose yourself in gentle stitching. Thank you 🧵🌈💕
I loved watching your tutorials and learnt a lot from them. Very clear and so calm and relaxing watching you which was an added bonus. Can’t wait to try this and I look forward to many more lovely tutorials and ideas! Thank you so much 😊 xx
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I'm absolutely loving these tutorials, I will hashtag when I've finished. Thank you
Thank you for part two, I was able to add the cowslips to a canvas tote bag and it came out terrific.
Beautiful. Thank you for this tutorial. I am now off to have a go at all the French knots and then maybe some lavender.
Looks so elegant thank you
Thank you so much,,,,It's lovely,,,
Hope to embroider on a Bag,,,for my knitting,,,
Fingers crossed it will look lovely,like Yours!
Elaine🏠🏠
Perfect, this is just lovely. Thank you Sherry
Thank you thank you Lovely Sherry how perfect is that, I was ready for the French knots tonight so your tutorial was right on the button. Mine is not as perfect as yours so I need to do lots more of these gorgeous flowers. The next question is what to make - as it’s my first I think I am going to make a little bag as you suggested to put all my materials in. I can’t thank you enough Sherry I am thrilled with this tutorial. Big hugs and loves always, take care Everyone xxxxxxx Dorothy 🌟😘❤️🙋🏻
Beautiful ❤️
This is so lovely. Thank you x
Wow! That is stunning ! Thank you very much, i didn't use the PDF but and i have Instagram but don't know how to tag, i have to ask my kids🤔. Thank you very much absolutely beautiful, and the after finishing was great 💐.
Do you ever add the one garnet flower that is in the center of "Queen Anne's Lace" Cow Parsley ...or does the flower not have that garnet center flower in Britain?
I just did a bit of research and realized what I am talking about is wild carrot not Cow Parsley.....sorry about that.