I am making my first bunny and have found that the chunky yarn made gaps too large for the plastic safety eyes I bought. I thought I had just wasted yarn and time. This has saved the 8 bunnies from being scrapped, THANK YOU!! Great tutorial!!!!!
Hello. I just found your video. Wow ..., I am so glad I came across your video . I am making a stuffed bunny for my grandson first stuffed animal I have ever made. And I am in the process of making the eyes and it has been hard to get it done. Only because I should have made the nose and eyes and whiskers before hand. But after seeing your video I am sure I will get through the rest of pattern. Thank you. ❤️
Great tutorial. Wish I'd seen it yesterday! The eyes I sewed on my bunny were very difficult to get right. This is a great way to mark them.....Thank you
Muchas gracias por este tutorial. Yo hice un pequeño pulpo reversible a crochet el año pasado y lo tengo sin ojos, guardado, porque no encontraba el tutorial adecuado y, hoy, viendo vídeos de libritos para agujas dí con tu video. Me suscribo inmediatamente. Mil gracias.
I'm late to the party. But your party is the best, I made amigurumi doll for a gift and I was having a problem. My human faces had the appearance of beavers...🙄😪 but you saved me I am very efficient at embroidery and I know I can save face 😉lol thank you. I am a new subscriber.
Great ideas! Thanks. I wish the video wasn't sped up quite so much. I can't easily tell how and where you make your stitches, which would be even more helpful
Hi Ash, Happy to hear you like Aneta's ideas on how to embroider eyes on amigurumi! Regarding the speed, you can press the Settings symbol, then you click on Playback Speed and change it from 'normal' to 0.75, 0.50 or 0.25, so video will slow down and you will be able to see the details. Hope this helps. Kind regards, Cristina Stoian Customer Service Assistant
Hi Veronica, Happy to hear you like Aneta's tutorial. To answer your question, she is just tying a knot at the back with starting and ending tails. Hope this helps. Kind regards, Cristina Stoian Customer Service Assistant
Hi Melody :) Aneta used just a common brand and she used it all up, so can't tell you which one was. To be honest, there's no much difference between the brands, as long as it's embroidery thread, not sewing thread (it's thinner). Hope this helps. ;) Cristina xx
Hi :) Aneta used just a common brand and she used it all up, so can't tell you which one was. To be honest, there's no much difference between the brands, as long as it's embroidery thread, not sewing thread (it's thinner). Hope this helps. ;) Cristina xx
this is an amazing and easiest tutorial! exactly what I was looking for
Glad it was helpful, Fatima!
This is the best and easiest eye tutorial I have seen Hank you.
Thank you so much for this! I have always struggled to keep my eyes round - this was a huge help!
Thank you for your great ideas to make perfect eyes. I’m making a large giraffe and your ideas are also helpful to make spots!
Fantastic! I'm glad to hear you are making good use of my tutorial, Alicia!
That is the best eye tuitoral I’ve seen :)
Thank you so much :)
I am making my first bunny and have found that the chunky yarn made gaps too large for the plastic safety eyes I bought. I thought I had just wasted yarn and time. This has saved the 8 bunnies from being scrapped, THANK YOU!! Great tutorial!!!!!
Hello. I just found your video. Wow ..., I am so glad I came across your video . I am making a stuffed bunny for my grandson first stuffed animal I have ever made. And I am in the process of making the eyes and it has been hard to get it done. Only because I should have made the nose and eyes and whiskers before hand. But after seeing your video I am sure I will get through the rest of pattern. Thank you. ❤️
Best eyes tutorial, thank you!
Great tutorial. Wish I'd seen it yesterday! The eyes I sewed on my bunny were very difficult to get right. This is a great way to mark them.....Thank you
You are so welcome, Deirdre!
Muchas gracias por este tutorial. Yo hice un pequeño pulpo reversible a crochet el año pasado y lo tengo sin ojos, guardado, porque no encontraba el tutorial adecuado y, hoy, viendo vídeos de libritos para agujas dí con tu video. Me suscribo inmediatamente. Mil gracias.
Aww, that's great to hear that Aneta's tutorial helped you Judith!
This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
Aww, that's great to hear! Happy to help ;)
Me too! Thank you 😊🧸
I'm late to the party. But your party is the best, I made amigurumi doll for a gift and I was having a problem. My human faces had the appearance of beavers...🙄😪 but you saved me I am very efficient at embroidery and I know I can save face 😉lol thank you. I am a new subscriber.
Perfect Ceecurves great video, thank you so much.
Gracias muy original y fácil de hacer era lo que buscaba sigue enseñándonos estas fáciles y prácticas formas en amigurumis
Thank you so much for this tutorial, I always have lopsided eyes when I embroider them on this is going to be a lifesaver! 🧶❤️🧶❤️🧶
What a great idea! I even thought about a template but I thought, gee someone should sell some cuz I'd buy some!
Great technique! I'll keep this in mind the next time I'm working on an amigurumi with larger eyes.
I'm glad you like it :)
thank you for a great video clear and easy to understand and follow to the desired affect
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHARING THIS TUTORIAL WITH US!
IVE ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW HOW TO SEW ,USE NEEDLE N THREAD TO MAKE EYES ON MY CROCHET CREATIONS.
Glad it was helpful!
The best simple eye embroidery!! Thank you. I will be using your techniques.
Thank you so much for a lovely feedback :)
Neat video, haven't seen this technique before👍
Great tutorial and thanks for getting right to the point. A new subscriber!
Great to hear that, Debra, thank you!
Great ideas! Thanks. I wish the video wasn't sped up quite so much. I can't easily tell how and where you make your stitches, which would be even more helpful
Hi Ash,
Happy to hear you like Aneta's ideas on how to embroider eyes on amigurumi!
Regarding the speed, you can press the Settings symbol, then you click on Playback Speed and change it from 'normal' to 0.75, 0.50 or 0.25, so video will slow down and you will be able to see the details.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Cristina Stoian
Customer Service Assistant
Wow!! That was extremely helpful!! Thank you!
Gracias por compartir, magnífico tip.
Dang vertical over horizontal lines. So simple with great results!
Thanks for sharing your techniques!
I really helpful thank you ND can u say me a trick for male eyes how to embrode please
What a wonderful video!!! Thank you
Excellent video, hope I can embroider as well as you did.
Thank you for your opinion :)
Thank you. This is really creative. Any tips on how to end the thread? Do you make a knot or tie from the back? Much appreciated!
Hi Veronica,
Happy to hear you like Aneta's tutorial. To answer your question, she is just tying a knot at the back with starting and ending tails.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Cristina Stoian
Customer Service Assistant
Very good!
Congratulations!😘
Thank you!!! Great tutorial!
Thank you very much for sharing this video!
Thank you! 👌
Great video thanks for sharing
Very good idea 👍🏻thank you))
Excellent tutorial. Could you comment on whether we embroider going backwards, forward, or using both? Very much appreciated.
You love baybi😏
What size are the needles? I have a heck of a time with embroidery and I'm wondering if maybe my needles are too small..
quite nice, this is so helpful
You’re an amazing instructor. Thank-you💕
Thank you so much
Can you please tell us the kind thread you used for this? Thank you.
Hi Melody :) Aneta used just a common brand and she used it all up, so can't tell you which one was. To be honest, there's no much difference between the brands, as long as it's embroidery thread, not sewing thread (it's thinner). Hope this helps. ;) Cristina xx
waoo bello .. podrias porfavor hacernos el paso a paso de ese hernoso osito guarda manta dd bebe
Thank you!😊❤️😊
👍👍
Thank you
What type of thread do you use?
Hi :) Aneta used just a common brand and she used it all up, so can't tell you which one was. To be honest, there's no much difference between the brands, as long as it's embroidery thread, not sewing thread (it's thinner). Hope this helps. ;) Cristina xx
Thank you!
Some of us don't know how to stitch.
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