Flosstube #19 “What’s all the hoopla?? let’s talk about hoops”
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Flosstube #19 “What’s all the Hoopla?? Let’s talk about Hoops” SPECIAL EDITION
Ways to reach me:
Email:
AntiqueNeedleworkers@gmail.com
Snail mail:
Antique Needleworkers
P.O. Box 145
Owensville, Ohio 45160-0145
Instagram:
Antique Needleworkers
Shelliefry5
------------------
Buy me a coffee link:
www.buymeacoff...
-------------------
Keepsakes Information:
Keepsakes
11423 Lebanon Road
Cincinnati, OH 45241
(513) 563-6845
www.yourkeepsa...
--------------------
Flosstubers mentioned:
@countrystitchers
I thoroughly enjoyed today’s presentation. It was very insightful and thorough. I find floss tubes such as this to be more time worthy than just seeing a lot of patterns and WIPS being shown. Thank you so much.
Hi Shelley! I am fairly new to cross stitch. My mom passed away 3 years ago and left me with lots of floss, ribbons and various crafting items. I found 7 hoops in her sewing room. I looked at them after watching your video and found 1 Dutchess hoop and 1 Princess hoop! Thank you for sharing the history of these beautiful hoops. They mean a lot to me knowing that my mom and grandma created beautiful heirlooms using the same hoops that I am learning to use.
Have a wonderful birthday!,
Beth
I took a big box of wooden hoops to the Salvation Army thrift store about 6 months ago. I purchased them from auctions over the years and decided I didn’t really need hundreds of hoops! I hope someone was as excited to find them as you would be! ❤
I enjoyed seeing your collection of hoops and frames through time. Thank you for showing.
Fantastic video Shelley thank you for taking the time to show us all of the wonderful treasures you have. As I write this I am excitedly awaiting delivery of my first two antique hoops a Duchess and Gibbs spring.The anticipation is killing me!!
Immensely informative! Thank you for sharing your beautiful collection and the knowledge. Happy Stitching!
Thank you very much for showing us your hoops. Thanks for all your videos. Enjoy them very much.
Wow! That was very informative for me! Now I know the hoops I have acquired over the years hanging on my wall. Love your flosstube! ❤
Thanks a great video,I learned a lot,keep them coming ,you're a great teacher.Have a great week 🥰
Wow! I really enjoyed learning about all the hoops. I am still not a stitcher I just enjoy watching flosstube while I knit. So I do appreciate you adding in a bit of knitting. Thanks for your great content.
Christy ( Floss Bossin’ Cousins) mentioned this floss tube and I have been meaning to listen to it. So much info. Thank you so much for doing the research and sharing it with us. I really enjoyed. 🙂
Thank you so much! I am relatively new to stitching and I have been searching for a resource like this for a good long time without luck. Your video is a blessing and I am sure will be referred to as a resource for a great many novice stitchers.
Fabulous! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
Great flosstube! Most of us think a hoop is a hoop is a hoop, right? Wrong! Thanks for the info. I will watch this one again
Great flosstube. I loved all the information. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on the history of hoops, I thoroughly enjoyed it! I will keep my eyes open when I'm in Antique stores in hopes of finding a treasure!
Fantastic video! Your videos are such a treat! Thank you!
What an interesting and informative video! Thank you for sharing all of your research and knowledge with us!
I really liked this talk about hoops, I need to look at my metal hoops from my grandmothers. Thanks for sharing your collection. 😊
Incredible, Shellie! Thank you for the extensive work you did to prepare for today's educational video!!! BRAVO!!!
Hi there, I thoroughly enjoyed the hoopla episode. You sent me on a quest through my hoops to see if I had any old hoops. Low and behold I found a duchess, a hold-tite, a Morgan, and a Gibbs manufacturer metal hoop. I still prefer my plain wood hoops over Q snaps like you do. Thank you for showing your stands and the manufacturers. I learned so much , thank you!
This was amazing! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and beautiful hoops and stands. ❤
Thank you for sharing, Shellie! It was fun to hear about all the different hoops in your collection!
Thank you!!! Very much for showing the hoops and scroll frames it gave me great information on a couple I have been looking at.
Wow! you taught me so much - thank you for doing this video.
Oh my Shellie!! I love love love this video. I learned a lot. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. :)
So glad you are back. You did a great job solo. Margaret looks beautiful! Love your Library Thanks for sharing. 0:55 0:55
Very informative! Thanks for sharing all your hoops and knowledge about them.
wow, woman this was fantastic. Love history on things that mean a lot to me, Needle work.
Shellie, thank you for taking the time to present this interesting and informative video about hoops. I had no idea about their history. Since I started stitching in the 80s, I think some of my hoops are antiques! ☺
Very interesting and informative, thank you.
It’s so exciting to know how long ago embroidery has been done. It’s in the Old Testament too!
Thank you for wonderful video. Love watching you videos.
Fantastic! Thank you for the history lesson ❤.
Thank you Shellie for an awesome look of hoops 🤩 so much great information!! Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you for showing all the different hoops! Especially the antique ones. I understand the differences much better now. Very educational! I Especially loved you showing the scroll rods and the differences. I have been thinking I want to try scroll rods for some of my larger projects but didn't know the differences or what I might be most interested in trying. So that was very helpful. Great video!
Thank you Shellie for researching and presenting this topic which is such an interesting history ❤
Thank you for this very informative flosstube!
Hoop! Hoop! Hoop it up girl! Great flosstube video, I prefer this educational type than what I bought utube. ❤🎉😮
Such an informative video, Shellie! Loved seeing your hoop collection.❤
Thank you for such an enjoyable, informative podcast.
Greetings from Dallas, Texas! Thank you so much for this video, Shellie! It was very interesting and informative! You’re such a treasure!!
This was so informative. Thank you for doing the research and making this video. It was like listening to a friend who loves sharing her stroll through the history of hoops. It was an enjoyable journey.
That was GREAT! I learned so much. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for the wonderful information and for sharing your amazing collection. I learned so much. Janine
Excellent video! Thanks so much for sharing!
Wow! That was an amazing special edition. Thanks so much for sharing your collection, it was very interesting and I appreciate your taking the time in making this flosstube. Good job!
This was so great and informative! Thank you for doing this. I have not seen the metal hoops - interesting! I love the idea too of using something someone used so long ago.
Totally enjoyed this video on hoops. Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you so very much. It was very interesting to see hoops through history.
This was a wonderful video. I loved the history of hoops.
Shellie
What a great presentation! I also have collected many antique hoops and have done presentations for sampler groups. I love the history and the various patents to show the enhancement’s to hoops, hardware, wood, metal, etc. Queen are definitely the favorite and the market is out of hand. I bought my first one for $1.
Such a wonderful video Shellie. I too started buying American dreams when I got back into this craft as well as my daylight stand. I just love it. As you know I’m into all the tools also. I now have several q snaps, Nurge as well as the huge Morgan hoop you shard with a few others. ( bought it by mistake thinking it was smaller) I will definitely use it for quilting! I have been given edmunds and use the tape for those as well like we do for the American dreams. I am always looking in antique shops for some antique hoops so maybe I’ll find me a few to cherish. Thanks for all the information. This will definitely go into my playlist to keep!
I love this video! It is SO very interesting to me. Thank you for sharing.😊
Wow thank you for all of the information on the hoops. I haven’t heard about a lot of these hoops. Thank you for all your work and research in order to give us as much information on each type of hoop.
Hi Shellie! Great job giving the history of hoops! I really enjoyed it. I stitch everyday with a 5” Gibbs wooden Holdtight hoop that I found many years ago at a yard sale. I have since found several more and a few Princess and Duchess hoops, but I have never found a Queen hoop. I’ve always looked for one, but I don’t think we have all the good antiques out west like you do in the Midwest. I will just keep looking! Happy stitching!! 🪡🧵🪡✂️✂️✂️🍁🍂🍁🍂
I loved this Flosstube! Thank you for the time you spent in organizing all the hoops and information! I really appreciate your efforts and enthusiasm.
Loved this. Learned so much today!
This was very interesting & informing.
Thanks for sharing.
Marilyn
Thank you! So much fun and informative. I love hoops just feels right. I have an old metal hoop now must find out what it is. Lol. Thank you for taking the time to pull all that out to show us.
Wow Shellie I found your video so interesting and informative........you have a lot of hoops x
Thanks so much Shellie for the very informative dissertation on hoops! I love watching things like this and Rachel’s First Ladies series - love the history! I wonder if we could get Nicola or someone overseas to do one of these on Elizabethan hoops and accoutrements that were used by those ladies in the fine long dresses that we see in pictures? I’m a wanna be collector and now that you’ve educated me I’m going to start back in knowing a bit more than I did when I first started searching!
Shellie loved it all about hoops.I am new to crossstitch .love the history of the hoop.
So glad you decided to keep doing floss tube! I enjoy your videos so much. Please keep them coming. I look forward to everyone! Thanks
Great information!! Thank you!! I appreciate you!!❤
I love watching you!
Such great and interesting information! Thank you!
I have never seen such antique hoops before. One of them (the one without the screw) reminded me of my grandma's hoops I used when I was learning hand embroidery from her. 💜 Thank you!
This was so interesting! Thank you for taking time to research this.
Love this!!!!! So interesting! Thank you for
Thank you for sharing the history of hoops. I went on Amazon and ordered a couple of the antique pattern books. I can’t wait to get them ❤
I’m sorry I’m replying again. I’m just very excited. I have a hold tight wooden hoop that I paid a dollar for. That’s an excellent condition. Also have a metal hold tight that has cork on the inner ring. Also paid a dollar. Thank you again for all this information. I use the wooden one and really love it. Thank you again.
Thank you for this video. I learned so much. I use both scrolls and hoops but didnt know the history of them.
I really enjoyed seeing your hoop collection. I stitch in hand myself, so I'm not looking for hoops; having said that it would be cool to score one of the antiques some day. Thanks for a great episode!!
I so enjoyed this very excellent presentation of hoops. I keep looking for them at thrift stores, no luck yet. Thank you!
Thank you so much Shellie for such an interesting and informative video about your wonderful pattern books and amazing collection of hoops. I generally stitch in hand but I do have a small number of basic hoops. I have made some notes about the big variety of hoops and I shall look at hoops in a different light. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge on this subject. Regards Alex x
Thank you! That was very interesting and informative.
That was so fun Shellie, thanks for sharing all of that info with us. I fortunately inherited a few vintage hoops from my Grandmother/Mother. I’ve bought all the latest greatest to try thru the years too; and funny enough my go to that I always love and reach for is a plastic red hoop I bought 40 years ago when I learned to cross stitch. 😅. I would love if you could demonstrate how you load your fabric and do the sewing method in your hoop. Thanks so much and God Bless. -Anne
I so enjoyed today’s video! I would love nothing more than to come stay at your Millhouse and play with all of your beautiful different hoops. That would be pure heaven! Thanks for opening up your heart and home to us. Love, Diane from Louisiana ❤
Thank you Shellie for your hoops video. I, like you, prefer a 4" hoop over everything else. I have small hands and I like moving the hoop frequently, gives me a feeling of progress. More importantly, other hoops are cumbersome and heavy, especially the q snaps. They even are heavy for my wrists. Love your videos.
I enjoyed it so much! Thank you!
Shellie I enjoyed this so much. A lot of really interesting information. I swear nobody else can collect things quite like crafters, it’s a hobby in itself. That said, have you seen the Nurge hoops in wood? They come with screws and without.
No but it’s been mentioned to me today- I will definitely be checking it out.
Thank you for watching
I enjoyed your video on all the different hoops. It was very interesting. I have my grandmother’s Dutchess hoop that I do use sometimes. I feel so lucky to be able to stitch with the same hoop she used. When I was young I had a metal spring hoop. I can’t find it and have a feeling it got rusty and I threw it out years ago. I am using a Nurge right now and I do like it especially the shape. Thank you for taking the time to do this video.
Omg. I loved this video. You are such a blessing and a wealth of information. I'm so glad you decided to continue the flosstube. We love you please don't go anywhere. We miss liz please send her our love. Thank you for all you do for our community. You really do not realize how much you teach and encourage us. God bless you sweetie. Linda from Rhode Island
Thank you for your research, I found it very interesting. I have holdtite metal hoops that were my grandma’s and it was great to hear the history on them!
That was a great tutorial. I have several of those hoops,
too! 😚
I have a Grace quilting hoop I would like to find it a good home.
Thanks again.
Take care
Thanks for all of the information today. I did not realize I had several antique hoops.
I enjoyed this video so much. Thank you so very much for making it!!! You are the best!! I hope to one day to own a Queen hoop! I have Morgan & Nurge hoops. I love the Nurge hoops. I am so thankful for you. I learned so much about frames from you! I knew nothing about the scroll rods. You are a blessing! 💖💫✨🌟💝
Hi Shellie, so nice to see you again. Wow, this was a great tour of your hoops..love the history behind them, how neat! Interesting how they've progressed over the years. Thanks for sharing all of that, I appreciated it. Have a stitchy week...until next time ... 😁
Thank you for the history of hoops. I love all the history behind cross stitch and needlework. There is so much!!!!
I really enjoyed this. Thanks so much. Mega interesting and I’m a hoop girl so right up my alley 😍
Thank you for such an informative video. I enjoy learning about our craft as well as seeing all the patterns, progress, adaptations and finishes.
Thanks so much! I really enjoyed this! :)
Thank you for all that information. 😊Like you I enjoy a 4 inch hoop, especially for my surface embroidery, which I enjoy❤ as much as cross stitch. I like the morgan stand for 2 handed stitching in my easy chair. I feel better now about my preferences because most floss tubers do bigger hoops or q snaps that are uncomfortable for me.
This was such a wonderful video! I love learning historical things. You did a lot of work and research. Thank you. This was wonderfully different
I loved this Shellie. Thank you so much for walking us through all of that. Very, very informative.
My oldest hoop (I still use) is one of my grandmother's I received as a gift as a young girl in the mid 1960s. I already knew how to sew by hand and machine and she felt is was time for me to learn embroidery. The hoop accompanied a crewel embroidery kit. Thanks for the memory! 🪡
What a special treat! I love embroidery hoops especially the ones that my grandmother passed on to me. I cherish the memories of remembering seeing her stitch with the hoops. Bravo to you for an awesome episode!
Wonderful flosstube. I appreciate your honesty in what works for you product wise. Also very refreshing to have a flosstube that didn’t mimic a home shopping site! Thank you!,
I absolutely love all you do. You are an inspiration.
Really, really enjoyed this!