Thankyou for this!! Got confused over this stitch with my project I'm doing, but it seems fairly simple. I always have the temptation to miss the loop part and tighten the stitch like a normal stitch. Thankyou, you helped me immensely! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
i tried a test blanket stitch but it did not turn out. so, referred to your wonderful video...went and tried it again the correct way..and it worked like a charm. Your added extra helpful hints like anticlockwise etc made it easy to follow. Your video is the best i have found for this stitch. I am very grateful!
OMG!!! Thank you so much for sharing this it helped me a lot for my test tomorrow. Hopefully I do it well I mean I have to right because the instructions you gave are so understanding
Thank you! I'm a 33 year old man in the UK, the only stitch I'd ever learned before was a tacking stitch that my mother showed me once. Now I'm older and I want to put patches on hoodies and every friend I spoke to said "do a blanket stitch" but I'm autistic and none of the descriptions I read made sense! This video was incredibly clear to listen to, well demonstrated and easy to understand!
Can I use this stitch to appliqué a Dresden Plate, done in cotton, onto a cotton square? How many embroidery threads do you use to do the stitch? Thank you for this tutorial. It’s just what I was looking for.😊
There is a stitch called invisible stitch, but usually for patches you'd use whip stitch in a thread that matches what you're sewing so it blends in :)
I always go through the loop - same on every stitch - but I think it doesn't look like I am sometimes because the thread happens to fall in the right place so the needle automatically comes out on top of/through it :)
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Thank you! I was getting into a right tizzy - but your tutorial,à plus remembering I am a lefty put me on the right path.
:D Glad you found it useful!
This could not be more perfect! Exactly the refresher I needed! Thank you!
Great! Thanks for watching :)
Thankyou for this!! Got confused over this stitch with my project I'm doing, but it seems fairly simple. I always have the temptation to miss the loop part and tighten the stitch like a normal stitch.
Thankyou, you helped me immensely! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you so much for this... I have not done blanket stitch since I was at secondary school, which was over 50 yrs ago, brilliant
I'm glad it was helpful!
i tried a test blanket stitch but it did not turn out. so, referred to your wonderful video...went and tried it again the correct way..and it worked like a charm. Your added extra helpful hints like anticlockwise etc made it easy to follow. Your video is the best i have found for this stitch. I am very grateful!
Excellent! Thanks very much for your nice comment :)
Perfect for what I needed to see! Thank you.
Great! Thanks for watching :)
This was just what I was looking for! Thanks a lot! Great tutorial!
Thank you!
Perfect straight to the point and easy to understand!
Thanks! :D
OMG!!! Thank you so much for sharing this it helped me a lot for my test tomorrow. Hopefully I do it well I mean I have to right because the instructions you gave are so understanding
:D I hope your test went well!
Perfect instruction - so clear and uncluttered with fillers :-)
Thanks very much! :)
thank you! i watched a few of these tutorials but this one was the clearest for me :)
Excellent! I'm glad it was helpful :)
Thank you - such clear instructions at a good pace to follow.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've been looking forever on how to do this, thanks for the video
Thanks for watching, I'm glad it proved useful :)
Girllll thank you ican fibbaly do my homework
Many thanks for a super clear tutorial, hope to learn more stitches.
You’re welcome 😊
Very very helpful tutorial - thank you for posting!! :)
Thank you!
Thank you-very informative! 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliantly demonstrated, thank you!
You're very welcome!
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Ty this helped
That's beautiful, thanks for sharing.
Thank-you :)
Thanks, just what I needed. I'm going to use this stitch for my amigurumi project
Great! I'm glad it was helpful :)
Wonderfully. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great tutorial! You got one more subscriber 💛
Aww thanks :D
Thank you. Very easy to follow..
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much ❤
You're welcome 😊
Thank you, for some reason I thought it would be more difficult, but your tutorial helps a lot!
Glad it helped you! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you! I'm a 33 year old man in the UK, the only stitch I'd ever learned before was a tacking stitch that my mother showed me once.
Now I'm older and I want to put patches on hoodies and every friend I spoke to said "do a blanket stitch" but I'm autistic and none of the descriptions I read made sense!
This video was incredibly clear to listen to, well demonstrated and easy to understand!
Brilliant! Glad the instructions helped you :) Thanks for your comment
TYSM 4 this videoooo
No problem :)
This is an awesome tutorial! i have subscribed to your site. :)
Aw thank you!
Thank you for this tutorial
Thanks for watching :)
Very clear and easy to follow. Thanks.
Thanks very much :)
Great tutorial!!!
Thank you!
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Thankyou my love .
I am doing an applqued sheet for my 30 yr old daughter.
I made her one when she was young and it s worn out
Thank you
Can I use this stitch to appliqué a Dresden Plate, done in cotton, onto a cotton square? How many embroidery threads do you use to do the stitch? Thank you for this tutorial. It’s just what I was looking for.😊
I don't see why not! I would probably use 3 threads, but it really depends. Test on a sample of your fabric first :)
I was forced to watch this for homework
I need an invisible stitch for sewing patches onto jeans which could I use?
There is a stitch called invisible stitch, but usually for patches you'd use whip stitch in a thread that matches what you're sewing so it blends in :)
A very good tutorial, however traditionally embroidery is not started with a knot, but a small double stitch on the back of the work.
Thanks :) True. If embroidering on a thin fabric I'd say it would be best not to use knots. I just feel a bit more 'safe' using knots to be honest.
Do we need to go over the loop for every stitch?
Not sure what you mean exactly, but every stitch you do the same :)
I noticed on some stitches you don’t slip the needle through the loop before tightening?
I always go through the loop - same on every stitch - but I think it doesn't look like I am sometimes because the thread happens to fall in the right place so the needle automatically comes out on top of/through it :)
Also known as a “Penny” rug application...
Anti-clockwise? You mean counter-clockwise?
Same thing :)
Isiot
Took me a few goes but I got there
Well done!
mamish
Thank you so much for this! You've saved me from absolutely bombing my home ec project 🥲
Ha brilliant!
thankyou for the info