FLOSSTUBE #66 - It's a FlossTube Classroom - learn to finish Season 2 Monthly Markers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- THANK YOU for letting us test out my new camera stand that let us get UP CLOSE with the finishing steps!!
Thank you for joining the 'FlossTube Classroom'! I will walk my stitching friends Lorna & Ginny through the steps of how I finished one of the Monthly Markers from my new chart titled 'Season 2' Season 2 is now out in shops (check my website for a listing of shops that carry my designs)
Season 2 - Classic Colorworks on 32ct Driftwood from Fabric by Stephanie, Bird's Nest Rick Rack from Lady Dot Creates
- I purchased the 5 x 5 x 1.25 canvas boards from www.jerrysarta... - you will need sponge brushes, paint, Double sided Stitchery tape, matboard, batting, lacing thread, ball head pins, ribbon & other typical finishing supplies
Polly Maria SAL - you can order the Polly Maria chart from my website as well as www.shantystit... (Ginny has kits with linen & Glorianna silks. - join the SAL - #pollymaria1826SAL Please credit Hands On Design & this video if you use this finish in your design, class or video.
Be sure to check the list on my website for shops that order directly from me - they are placing their orders now!
Please credit Hands On Design, LLC & this video if you use this finish in your design, class or video.
Join me on my social pages: FB - / handsondzn FB Groups: HOD Stitchers: / 2585557248380254 #chalktalk SAL: / 611149592993035 A Year of Celebrations SAL: / 2188701954474505
IG: / hands.on.design
cathy@handsondesign.biz
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Enjoy the stitch, Cathy
Don’t forget to #handsondesign
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Hi! Love this video ladies!!
Great tutorial! Thanks so much!
Great video on finishing.
Thank you.
Marilyn
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the great tutorial very helpfull
You're such a joy to watch. I LOVE your channel, designs and tutorials. Hugs.
Aww. Thank you 😊
As always I picked up a few more great tips. Thank you.
Thanks!❤️
Thhank you, great job❤
Such a great teacher! Thanks for beautiful tips. I got my pattern a few days ago! Also very impressed you include ALL the months in one pattern versus charging for each month! You are AWESOME🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Thank you 😊 I hope you enjoy stitching these!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have never seen how to lace a stitched piece. I also appreciate you sharing your tips about the rick rack.
Never have done lacing but going to tried after I stitch these ☺️
You can do it!!
Great teaching video! The trick of cutting four separate pieces of rickrack was worth the price of admission.👍 Thank you!!
Thank you for watching!!❤️
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. Looking forward to stitching the Season 2 of the Monthly Markers. Happy Stitching!!!!
Thank you 😊
Thanks for sharing 👍
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Thank you for this great tutorial! I love this idea for finishing some smaller stitched pieces😊
great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you so much Cathy and students! I learned so much. Great format!
Thank you 😊
Great video! I was so glad there was a mess up so you could show me how to fix it! Love your designs and tutorials.
Thanks so much!
Thanks for this tutorial. I sure wish I could join you in a class room. I am very much a hands on visual / demonstration type learner so I loved this tutorial. You are a wonderful teacher. And thank you for another adorable design
Glad that you enjoyed the class 😊❤️
Cathy, I lace everything because it's so easy to adjust the stitched piece. I start with the loop method and if I need to add another thread. I double knot the ends together... Nice tutorial!
There are so many different ways to finish❤️
Everyone in my family makes their living painting on canvas. When a canvas gets a little stretched out or pushed in, rub an ice cube on the backside of the area, let it get just a teensy bit damp, and as it dries the canvas will tighten up.
Good tips
Such an informative demo- lacing really flattens those corners! Thanks!
It really does! Thank you for watching!
Love the ric rac portion, and Ginny....that is totally something I would do! LOL
We all got paint on us somehow!!🤣
My first time watching a laced project and I learned so much today😀. Your students and you did a very nice video so we could see everything clearly. Thank you so much for explaining your process and materials needed to make these stand up pieces of stitchery! I’m excited to try lacing and rickrack edging on my months designs from your patterns. 👏👏👏
Awesome! Thank you!
Aha ...love the finish! Thanks!
Thank you 😊❤️
Fun video! Thanks for sharing all the tips!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much, Cathy. I had never laced a piece before and this was very helpful. The ric rac tip was great too. Can’t wait to stitch the new series and finish them myself.
I’m so glad that this was helpful!!
Best tutorial ever!
Wow, thanks!
Thank you Cathy for sharing your ric rac technique. I love the look but struggle getting it to look good. I’m anxious to try your method!
Just a little practice (& a few secret tips 🤣)❤️
I learned so much.
Ginny is my cousin.
Thanks so much for the tutorial!
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I got my season 2 chart. Love it. Working on march it’s almost done.
Yay!! Would love to have you join the FB SAL group if you’re not already a member!!
I use the rip of seam ripper to peel the sticky tape to get started. Than you for the video!
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Fun tutorial, thank you.
Thank you 😊
I laughed hysterically when you said you need taller friends. They must hire them taller in Iowa. My husband is grim Iowa and always says he needs a taller wife. 🤣
I’m the short one between Bill and my boys…boy I looked like a giant next to Lorna 🤣
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Maybe lightly mark the back of fabric to cut with scissors for something to follow, a guide, as I can never cut straight. Lacing is not fun for Me, so I put in 4 sequin pins in the side middle to keep me on target. Nice Tutorial, that was Fun. I think my next Lacing will be Nicer with doing those tacking stitches, and cutting to 4 pieces of trim rick rack. I've used a double sided tape by 3M, Scotch (I think) that comes right off with the gadget it is on in 1 motion, not a typical dispenser, I found it near scrapbooking supplies at Michael's. Thanks again, I learned a lot. Good Job Ladies! Nice Sampler.
You can follow a thread as well if you’re not comfortable with a ruler and rotary cutter. ❤️
@@HandsOnDesign I love my rotary cutters, but for those using scissors trying to get fabric cut to a 1" allowance ... :) I enjoyed the classroom fun you all displayed.
Cathy, Luv your Channel and projects❤️ Can u please tell me where to buy the mini clip boards, I found your patterns, etc but not the mini boards, ty so much😻
I have a tutorial to show how I made the clip boards!! I did a blog post about them and also talked about about it in a previous FlossTube. 👍🏻
great tutorial. just a tip. score the tape with a pin tip and it is easily removed.
Yep! Did you see that’s what Lorna was doing. I’m just used to my blade😊👍🏻❤️
Cathy can u actually lace Aida? I have never done that before and lots of people use glue but I really don’t want to do that?? Thank you for this tutorial I struggle with ric rac! I use a straight pin and pierce the adhesive on the tape to get that paper stuff off, I can never peel the backs off that or stitchy board with my nails without ruining the corners! Aughhhh
You can absolutely lace aida!!!❤️
Could you please tell me the name of the LNS your guest owns in SD? I travel to Canistota every 6 months and wondered if this shop was in the Souix Falls area.
Ginny owns Shanty Stitchers in Beresford, SD - it's an awesome shop!!