Thank you for sharing this video! Very easy to follow, very informative I was able to make mine with you. I’m very excited to have made and completed it. It turned out beautifully. Thank you!❤
That's fantastic! I'm so glad you were able to work alongside the video. Id love to see your finished make if you're over on Instagram or Facebook then please do get in touch x
Once you make one you'll find yourself making more lol. It's been too long since I made one. The 15 sided biscornu I mention in the description was made in 2011 and took a little while to do lol
Thankyou for your comments. I didn't list it specifically as I know people have different preferences for fabric to cross stitch onto. I usually work on evenweave but find aida is a little more rigid and holds up better to being stitched together in this way.
@@TheHouseOfLangford I haven't made it yet. I recently purchased a lotus flower design and I can't wait to buy the thread and start working on it. I would love to send you a picture once I complete it. :)
I do hope the tutorial will help you in completing it, it sounds lovely! You are welcome to tag me over on Instagram or Facebook as I would love to see it when it's finished x
Hi Kirsty thanks so much, This is my fourth tutorial in my cross stitch series. If you'd like to give it a go, here's the link to my getting started video x th-cam.com/video/ynM4Z5VOP8w/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial! Your instructions are clear, and your camera work is perfect, so clear and easy to see where you’re stitching. I am understanding that your squares are an odd number of stitches, and that is the reason you are going through the center stitch 2x while turning each corner? Thank you so much!
Thankyou so much for your lovely comments. Yes tht is correct due to the odd number of stitches. If your squares are an equal number then you won't need to do this. Enjoy making x
I tie the thread off by stitching through the previous/next stitch and then tuck the end of the thread inside. To start again I use a loop start with my thread and stitch back into the stitches just complete before moving on. Hope this helps x
At the very very beginning the pin cushion you show is coral in color. I would love to purchase Aida cloth in that color but I’ve never seen it sold. Where did you get it? Thank you for a creative tutorial! ❤
Hi there, thank you for watching, I'm afraid the biscornu shown at the very start is the one I made during the tutorial and the fabric is red. I may have filmed the intro later in the day and the lighting isn't brilliant I'm afraid making it look a different colour. Apologies
Thank you for sharing this video! Very easy to follow, very informative I was able to make mine with you. I’m very excited to have made and completed it. It turned out beautifully. Thank you!❤
That's fantastic! I'm so glad you were able to work alongside the video. Id love to see your finished make if you're over on Instagram or Facebook then please do get in touch x
What a delightful pin cushion. I love the way you have explained each step in detail with very clear instructions.
Thank you so much Debbie, I hope it is useful to you x
Very interesting thank you for sharing with us.
My pleasure x
Best tutorial ever. Thank you
Wow yhank you so much!!!
What a lovely pincushion, I'd never heard of biscornu until I saw one on your podcast. Another thing to add to my list of things to make one day :)
Once you make one you'll find yourself making more lol. It's been too long since I made one. The 15 sided biscornu I mention in the description was made in 2011 and took a little while to do lol
Great tutorial. Thx for sharing 🤗
Thank you for watching, I hope it helps you to make your own x
Thank you so much for the tutorial! You were so clear in your instructions, great job!!
Thank you so much Janeen, would love to see what you make x
TY for starting from the beginning! Your explanation and stitching makes sense to me now!
I found where you wrote the type of fabric used. (sorry for expecting it to be in with the Materials Needed)
Thankyou for your comments. I didn't list it specifically as I know people have different preferences for fabric to cross stitch onto. I usually work on evenweave but find aida is a little more rigid and holds up better to being stitched together in this way.
Thank you so much for providing such a clear and concise video.
Now all my x stitched squares can be finished!!
Katherine
You're very welcome Katherine, I hope you enjoy making your biscornus x
Thank you! Very clear instructions, this will be of immense help when I do my first pincushion.
You're very welcome, have fun! Please feel free to tag me on Instagram, I would love to see it.
so beautiful 😍
Thank you so much, I'm going to be making some more soon and hopefully start a make along too 🙂
Great tutorial! Really, really good explanation! Thank you so much! 🌺
Thankyou so much for your kind words. If I can help anymore do let me know 😊
This was an awesome video! I have a biscornu all ready to sew up. Totally using this tutorial 😊🙋♀️
Thank you so much, I'd love to see your finished biscornu!
Merci beaucoup vos explications sont très clair et simple
You're very welcome, I hope they were helpful x
Nice job. I’ve always wanted to make one.
Thank you so much. I'd love to see your finished biscornu if you end up making one.
Very good tutorial on the corners!! Your Biscornu is beautiful.
Thankyou so much x I hope you enjoy making one too x
@@TheHouseOfLangford watching again as I assemble my first… I will Recommend THIS video to anyone make any one making a Biscornu!!
@@charj57 thank you so much, I look forward to seeing your finished biscornu x
Great tutorial, thank you!
You're very welcome, I hope the instructions were clear and you've been able to make a biscornu, I'd love to see what you made x
Fantastic detailed tutorial. Thanks so much for making this. :) A must save for future Biscornu.
Thank you so much! Would love to see your biscornus x
@@TheHouseOfLangford I haven't made it yet. I recently purchased a lotus flower design and I can't wait to buy the thread and start working on it. I would love to send you a picture once I complete it. :)
I do hope the tutorial will help you in completing it, it sounds lovely! You are welcome to tag me over on Instagram or Facebook as I would love to see it when it's finished x
@@TheHouseOfLangford I will do that. :D
@@TheHouseOfLangford How do I reach you on Facebook?
So cute! I wish I knew how to cross stitch 🙂
Hi Kirsty thanks so much, This is my fourth tutorial in my cross stitch series. If you'd like to give it a go, here's the link to my getting started video x th-cam.com/video/ynM4Z5VOP8w/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial! Your instructions are clear, and your camera work is perfect, so clear and easy to see where you’re stitching.
I am understanding that your squares are an odd number of stitches, and that is the reason you are going through the center stitch 2x while turning each corner? Thank you so much!
Thankyou so much for your lovely comments. Yes tht is correct due to the odd number of stitches. If your squares are an equal number then you won't need to do this. Enjoy making x
@@TheHouseOfLangford Thank you for quick reply. This is so helpful! Much appreciated!!
Thanks for a great tutorial! What do you do when you run out of thread during the sewing process? How do you end and begin again?
I tie the thread off by stitching through the previous/next stitch and then tuck the end of the thread inside. To start again I use a loop start with my thread and stitch back into the stitches just complete before moving on. Hope this helps x
@@TheHouseOfLangford Thank you so much! It does ;-)
At the very very beginning the pin cushion you show is coral in color. I would love to purchase Aida cloth in that color but I’ve never seen it sold. Where did you get it? Thank you for a creative tutorial! ❤
Hi there, thank you for watching, I'm afraid the biscornu shown at the very start is the one I made during the tutorial and the fabric is red. I may have filmed the intro later in the day and the lighting isn't brilliant I'm afraid making it look a different colour. Apologies
What type of material did you use? Looks stiffer than regular Aida cloth
Hi there, it is zweigart aida unwashed so the starch is still present in the fabric.
❤❤❤ thanks for sharing from Scotland.
Thank you for watching x hope it was helpful
Brilliant. I'm definitely going to make one x
Yay!!! Looking forward to seeing Jane and don't forget to join in the #biscornualong on Instagram too 😀
Love how specific and detail the tutorial is, thank you
Thank you so much, I hope it is useful x