Thanks for posting the link to the article, there were a lot more tips there! Great video, I enjoyed it. I use the library app all the time to borrow books but never thought of borrowing a cross stitch one with it. Duh!
@@NotoriousNeedle Exactly, I'm searching for a DIY about cross stitching (or stitching in general) in slippers. But there seems to be none in the whole internet. 😅
@@porzellanmonsterchen For the baby slippers I stitched on, I just searched for Aida baby booties and found them on Amazon. The strap was pretty easy to stitch on, I just had to make a pattern that would fit. I also saw baby booties that were made out of Aida, but they seemed more complicated to stitch on. Hope that helps.
Could you please give the instructions to print out free cross stitch patterns from Pinterest for instance. Whenever I try to print a pattern it comes out very small. Thank you.
Hi there! There is no one-size fits all to print free patterns from Pinterest. Often, you have to click through the pin to get to the website and download from the website. And that only works if the pin link isn’t broken. If you’re looking for free patterns, you can sign up to become a Notorious VIP. It’s free, you get access to 12 free patterns instantly, and you can unsubscribe right after you download them if you want. Get them here: notoriousneedle.com/subscribe
That's awesome! I don't sew, so making my own grime guard isn't in the cards. But I am curious about making my own needle minders. Maybe a future tutorial! :)
First, where did anyone say they didn't want to make America great? Second, leaving a comment helps the algorithm and does, in fact, support a channel.
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Great tips! Especially the steering wheel cover!
Thanks for posting the link to the article, there were a lot more tips there! Great video, I enjoyed it. I use the library app all the time to borrow books but never thought of borrowing a cross stitch one with it. Duh!
I can check out cross stitch magazines from my library as well! Great suggestion.
Thank you for the great ideas! I'll look at items differently the next time I'm shopping!
Ah ha I received my Cone of Doom a few days ago. That thing is massive!
I've had mine for 18 months and barely made a dent lol
Can somebody help me out? Is there a video about the slipper one can see in the intro?
@@porzellanmonsterchen I’m sorry, there’s no video specifically about how to cross stitch in the slipper. Is that what you were asking?
@@NotoriousNeedle Exactly, I'm searching for a DIY about cross stitching (or stitching in general) in slippers. But there seems to be none in the whole internet. 😅
@@porzellanmonsterchen For the baby slippers I stitched on, I just searched for Aida baby booties and found them on Amazon. The strap was pretty easy to stitch on, I just had to make a pattern that would fit.
I also saw baby booties that were made out of Aida, but they seemed more complicated to stitch on.
Hope that helps.
Could you please give the instructions to print out free cross stitch patterns from Pinterest for instance. Whenever I try to print a pattern it comes out very small. Thank you.
Hi there! There is no one-size fits all to print free patterns from Pinterest. Often, you have to click through the pin to get to the website and download from the website. And that only works if the pin link isn’t broken.
If you’re looking for free patterns, you can sign up to become a Notorious VIP. It’s free, you get access to 12 free patterns instantly, and you can unsubscribe right after you download them if you want.
Get them here:
notoriousneedle.com/subscribe
How do you become a VIP?
Sorry I didn't see your comment sooner! Here's the link to become a VIP: notoriousneedle.com/subscribe
OMG! I live in Broward.
I have a box full of odd bits of aida and a box of random DMC threads.
I make my own grime guards and needle minders
That's awesome! I don't sew, so making my own grime guard isn't in the cards. But I am curious about making my own needle minders. Maybe a future tutorial! :)
I would never support a channel that would make a statement such as not wanting to make America great disgusting
First, where did anyone say they didn't want to make America great? Second, leaving a comment helps the algorithm and does, in fact, support a channel.