Oh my gosh, I wish I had known about the Lasso method a few projects ago. Thank you so much! I've started from your very first Flosstube and planning on going thru each one. What a wealth of knowledge you are imparting.
I only recently started watching your videos, and I'm so glad I did! I've been stitching for 35+ years, but since I am self-taught, I never knew if I was "doing it right." You've taught me some things and given me affirmation of some things as well. I'll continue to watch as I love learning and your style is so enjoyable. Thank you so much, Jean!! (It's now Feb of 22)
Thanks for doing these videos-like many I am back to cross stitching from 1980's 1990's, and have forgotten some techniques. I am so enjoying cross stitching again. I actually remembered your name from all those years ago.
Thank you so much for demonstrating the lasso method. I could have used that MANY times in the past and probably will in the future. What I've been doing is frogging out more than necessary just so I could have a longer tail to bury. This has been one of those "aha" moments. Jean, you never fail to offer at least one tip for me in each of your videos and I sincerely hope you keep doing them, if time allows for you. I've been going backwards when it comes to viewing your videos. hahaha But, regardless, the backs of my pieces are so much neater now. I had asked you a question some time ago in one of your "future" videos about travelling threads and you answer was perfect, but as I watch more, I can't even tell where I've buried the thread! Again, thank you so much for all that you do and for the information you offer. You are an amazing teacher!! Have a great day and please take care. Hugs from Canada! PS LOVE those samplers behind you and will be watching for the charts to come out.
A lesson in every video. First the Victorian cross, then measuring fabric (so many new stitchers have this question), now the “lasso” (which I already use). Looking forward to more. Love that you share your vast knowledge with us.
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us. I have been doing the Victorian cross Stitch for years without knowing that it had a specific name. All your tips from today’s video will come in very handy! Happy stitching!
Thank you for your calm, super informative videos. I am really enjoying your lessons and can put some of your pointers into use straight away! And I wanted to add that your Melbourne sampler is beautiful!
🤗 Today I watched all three of your Flosstube videos and enjoyed them all very much. Thank you for taking the time to share with all of us your knowledge in the stitching world! Take care.
Thanks for having such a great channel! Your work is beautiful and your tips are so helpful.You have such a wonderful way of explaining and demonstrating your techniques. Thanks for sharing your talents! Can’t wait for your next video.
Thank you for the instruction on victorian cross and the lasso technique for ending a thread. A lot has happened since the Spirit of Cross Stitch videos. I believe seeing them was instrumental in my beginning cross stitch.
Thank you for your wonderful videos. I am getting back into stitching after an almost 20 year hiatus and love learning new techniques and definitely getting refreshers. Your Melbourne sampler is absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you again! I constantly play chicken with my thread and try to squeeze in that last stitch and then have a short tail that I struggle to get in by pushing the needle through and trying to thread the eye with what I have left -a real chore. I definitely will be using the lasso method! It will make it easier for sure. I love these videos. I actually do stitch in hand on occasion now due to your teaching. I love to use it for outlines which previously I thought were boring to do. But on the rest of design I usually pop on a hoop and do the old method. I have been stitching for 35+ years so a hoop or Q snap is like a comfortable habit but definitely the stitching in hand is great for outlines or anytime I want to change things up.
Hello Jean, from Independence, Ohio! Thank you for your teaching video's! I enjoy the other ladies and their blah, blah, blah, as this certainly is entertaining and I love seeing what they are accomplishing, however, as a brand new cross stitcher at 62 years old, I am enjoying and LEARNING from your video's, thank you - great job!! In just three (3) of your video's 1, 2, & 4, I've learned a ton! As with everything I do, I am self taught, and I will register for a class in the fall with our local shop to gain more tips and tricks! I am a quilter and have tried over my younger days, embroidery, crochet, knitting and clothing sewing, and never really tried cross stitch! I must tell you, I find it extremely relaxing! I completed my first small piece "Pumpkin Topiary" and let me tell you. . . .ugh, however, it looks nice on the front and only I know where the mistakes are! I will frame it out no one will be the wiser! I just wanted to reach out to say thank for sharing your years of expertise with us newbies, your teaching style has helped me and I will continue to watch you! Stay safe and healthy, God Bless!
Thank you for your tips and tricks. I have not done any cross stitch in many many years. I see now that there has been maybe new ideas. Thanks for sharing them.
I'm enjoying your videos and the tips. I've been using the Cowgirl lasso" technique and now have the name for it. I can't wait to see the complete "Jane" Sampler. I love,that you're stitching it twice with both color ways!
Well, you're proving the adage that you're never too old to learn. I've been stitching for almost 40 years and I've picked up a tip from each of your videos! Thank you.
Wow, Jean! I just found your floss tube. Thank you so much for your efforts! I love that lasso method to bury your thread. Game changer! Thank you v3y much. Looking forward to watching all of to your floss tubes trying to catch up to your most current.
Another great video! Thanks. I always learn different things about needlework when I watch you :). I really enjoyed seeing the classes you’ll be teaching on your next cruise. I’m hoping at some point you’ll publish them for all of us who can’t go on the cruise for us to purchase. Thanks again for all the info you share!
I love your lasso technique. Years ago I bought a gadget called a Star Detailer, which kind of looks like an elongated needle threader with a small handle. It works on exactly the same principle. But your trick is great for those times when I don’t have my little gadget handy.
I loved this, Jean! You pack so many lessons and tips and so much great information into each video…not to mention beautiful stitching! Thank you so much. I plan to work my way through all his goodness. 🙂 Meline
Jean your videos are like getting a class every time I watch your video, thank you, I have no LNS on my city except for big box, so no classes unless I travel at least 4-5 hours away and not being able (or not risking that) at this time, I really do enjoy your video... thank you for the time you take and the love your sharing comes though each one, your love of the craft. Stay well.
I play chicken a lot trying to lower costs. But sometimes I go a little too far. The two meetings you have given for short end talks will surely save my bacon in the future!
Thank you again on another lesson to better my stitching on the short tails and how to address them!!! Great encouragement to all stitchers with positivity. Your stitched teaching piece is Gorgeous . Thanks !!!
I’m so glad to have found your TH-cam channel. I never thought to use thread to find the starting place on fabric. I always use straight pins or a 1” or 2” quilt ruler. This is better for when you know you don’t have as much fabric as you would like.
Jean, your floss tube videos are the best I have seen, very well put together. The information you have provided is invaluable. I started cross stitching in June this year and am now on my second project. My first was on 10 count Aida and my second is a small floral design on 32 count even weave linen. I prefer the linen but will probably stitch designs that appeal regardless of ground fabric required. Thank you again, I’m checking out the cruise 😊
In general, a project that is shown done on Aida can be done on linen. You are wise to choose designs that appeal to you; many projects are left undone when the needleworker loses interest!
I love the lasso method of securing those odd ends. As a matter of happenstance I have an end on my current sampler wip where I can use the method to tidy up an end that went rogue. I’ve enjoyed and have learned from every Flosstube video and am very grateful for you generous sharing.
Remember, that it's okay if you don't stitch in hand. But if you really want to master it, think about trying a small project. It's easiest with a small piece of fabric. Take your time and be patient with yourself.
What a wonderful video. It was a tip my Gram taught me and I've only seen one other time it brought me right back to stitching with her when I was 8. This warmed my heart more then words can convey. Thank you. I can't wait to see more of your videos!
I loved the Spirit of Crossstitch festivals!! I so enjoy your videos and beautiful pieces!! They photograph very well and are so pretty!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful stitching with us! 💗😊
Wow! I made my EGA name tag forty plus years ago using Chottie’s plaid. I used my birthdate for the plaid sequence. I’ve been cross stitching since 1978 but I have learned so much from your video-love the lasso tip! Thank you for a thoroughly enjoyable flosstube. Your Melbourne sampler is stunning and done in my favorite colors.
What wonderful instruction!! Now I need to go back & watch #1 & 2. Can’t wait to see more, especially how to do the birthday plaid. I love all types of plaid, but to be able to creat & stitch my own. Wow! ❤️❤️❤️
This is my first time watching your flosstube and imagine my surprise to discover that I use the Victorian cross all the time when I work over one thread-I didn’t know it had a name lol. I’ll get back to watching now. I just had to stop and share.
Thank you for showing us the cowgirl lasso method. I have a short tail on a wedding sampler I am stitching for my youngest daughter. I was putting off dealing with it until the end of the project because I didn't know what to do with it. Now I know!! Thanks so much!!
Omygoodness the lasso method brilliant. Thank you. Glad you will address any differences of a stitching relating to Aida as that's what I use .... atm. I start in the beg but would prefer top right. Now maybe I will now have the confidence to count and baste. 🙏
The lasso tip was awesome, thank you. I like the stitches I am doing have names such as the serpentine crawl. I love the Pulled and Drawn thread sampler and the plaid coaster is beautiful. I feel like I learn something new every time, thank you. Glad you liked the framing tip.
Thank you so much ,I am a new at cross stitching ,only have been working on stamped canvas,because I did not know how to go about starting a counted .....
Thank you for sharing your expertise. I have really enjoyed your episodes! I am thankful for the comment about Aida. I, too, only stitch on Aida. Linen is gorgeous but intimidating!
Thank you for another great, helpful video. I learned something new with each technique you showed. Being able to cleanly stitch the double rows...Yay!...instead of meandering and fussing with it. Same with the vertical rows. I've just jumped from here to there or wherever to make it work. This is great. The lasso will be much easier than using my de-tailor. With the de-tailor I have to get the wire under the sitches first, catch the floss end, then pull the wire back through/under the stitches again. The lasso will be much quicker and easier. Thank you.
I would love to know what kind of floss you use and how you store your floss. There are so many different ways to accomplish this and I would love to see what you do. I am really enjoying your channel.
Thank you, Jean, for another informative video. I love the borders on the cruise samplers. Do you have a book of borders or patterns that the borders are included in as they are so pretty. I look forward to your next video - there is always something new to learn. Have a great weekend and please stay safe and well. With best wishes from Down Under 💕🇦🇺
Your videos are very easy to follow and have lots of good, new information for me. If you could, when you show a piece you are working on could you mention the fabric count and color and also the threads? thanks so much
Oh my gosh, I wish I had known about the Lasso method a few projects ago. Thank you so much! I've started from your very first Flosstube and planning on going thru each one. What a wealth of knowledge you are imparting.
Me too!
I only recently started watching your videos, and I'm so glad I did! I've been stitching for 35+ years, but since I am self-taught, I never knew if I was "doing it right." You've taught me some things and given me affirmation of some things as well. I'll continue to watch as I love learning and your style is so enjoyable. Thank you so much, Jean!! (It's now Feb of 22)
Thanks for doing these videos-like many I am back to cross stitching from 1980's 1990's, and have forgotten some techniques. I am so enjoying cross stitching again. I actually remembered your name from all those years ago.
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for demonstrating the lasso method. I could have used that MANY times in the past and probably will in the future. What I've been doing is frogging out more than necessary just so I could have a longer tail to bury. This has been one of those "aha" moments. Jean, you never fail to offer at least one tip for me in each of your videos and I sincerely hope you keep doing them, if time allows for you. I've been going backwards when it comes to viewing your videos. hahaha But, regardless, the backs of my pieces are so much neater now. I had asked you a question some time ago in one of your "future" videos about travelling threads and you answer was perfect, but as I watch more, I can't even tell where I've buried the thread! Again, thank you so much for all that you do and for the information you offer. You are an amazing teacher!! Have a great day and please take care. Hugs from Canada! PS LOVE those samplers behind you and will be watching for the charts to come out.
Thanks for your comments and thanks for watching!
A lesson in every video. First the Victorian cross, then measuring fabric (so many new stitchers have this question), now the “lasso” (which I already use). Looking forward to more. Love that you share your vast knowledge with us.
Thanks!
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us. I have been doing the Victorian cross Stitch for years without knowing that it had a specific name. All your tips from today’s video will come in very handy! Happy stitching!
Glad it was helpful!
I absolutely love your flosstubes! Thank you for your style, great information.
Glad you like them!
I'm so impressed with your teaching. I've learned so much from your videos. Thank you so much
You are very welcome
😳 where has that lasso method been all my life?! Thank you so much.
You're so welcome!
Thank you for your calm, super informative videos. I am really enjoying your lessons and can put some of your pointers into use straight away! And I wanted to add that your Melbourne sampler is beautiful!
Thank you for watching!
🤗 Today I watched all three of your Flosstube videos and enjoyed them all very much. Thank you for taking the time to share with all of us your knowledge in the stitching world! Take care.
You are so welcome!
Really like your flosstube, love all the instructions and tips
Thank you so much!
I love the lighter colors. And your color choice. It’s so much easier to see the design. Love love love
Thank you so much!
Again I’ve learned so much. How you made a basting line for starting the project was incredible. You are so sweet on your videos.
Thank you so much!
Thanks for having such a great channel! Your work is beautiful and your tips are so helpful.You have such a wonderful way of explaining and demonstrating your techniques. Thanks for sharing your talents! Can’t wait for your next video.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for the instruction on victorian cross and the lasso technique for ending a thread. A lot has happened since the Spirit of Cross Stitch videos. I believe seeing them was instrumental in my beginning cross stitch.
It has been a long time since we made them!
@@JeanFarishNeedleworks I have been stitching a long time.
Oh my goodness! Your cowgirl lasso is genius! I have a section of unpicking to do at the moment and you have solved my problem, so thank you 👍🥰
Thank you for your wonderful videos. I am getting back into stitching after an almost 20 year hiatus and love learning new techniques and definitely getting refreshers. Your Melbourne sampler is absolutely gorgeous!
I'm so glad that you like the Melbourne sampler. I hope you enjoy "the second time around!"
Thank you again! I constantly play chicken with my thread and try to squeeze in that last stitch and then have a short tail that I struggle to get in by pushing the needle through and trying to thread the eye with what I have left -a real chore. I definitely will be using the lasso method! It will make it easier for sure. I love these videos. I actually do stitch in hand on occasion now due to your teaching. I love to use it for outlines which previously I thought were boring to do. But on the rest of design I usually pop on a hoop and do the old method. I have been stitching for 35+ years so a hoop or Q snap is like a comfortable habit but definitely the stitching in hand is great for outlines or anytime I want to change things up.
My philosophy is to stitch in the way that is comfortable for you and it sounds like you have found what works! Thanks for tuning in.
Hello Jean, from Independence, Ohio! Thank you for your teaching video's! I enjoy the other ladies and their blah, blah, blah, as this certainly is entertaining and I love seeing what they are accomplishing, however, as a brand new cross stitcher at 62 years old, I am enjoying and LEARNING from your video's, thank you - great job!! In just three (3) of your video's 1, 2, & 4, I've learned a ton! As with everything I do, I am self taught, and I will register for a class in the fall with our local shop to gain more tips and tricks! I am a quilter and have tried over my younger days, embroidery, crochet, knitting and clothing sewing, and never really tried cross stitch! I must tell you, I find it extremely relaxing! I completed my first small piece "Pumpkin Topiary" and let me tell you. . . .ugh, however, it looks nice on the front and only I know where the mistakes are! I will frame it out no one will be the wiser! I just wanted to reach out to say thank for sharing your years of expertise with us newbies, your teaching style has helped me and I will continue to watch you! Stay safe and healthy, God Bless!
Thank you so much. I hope you enjoy your new pastime!
Thank you for your tips and tricks. I have not done any cross stitch in many many years. I see now that there has been maybe new ideas. Thanks for sharing them.
I'm enjoying your videos and the tips. I've been using the Cowgirl lasso" technique and now have the name for it. I can't wait to see the complete "Jane" Sampler. I love,that you're stitching it twice with both color ways!
I'm so glad you like them!
Well, you're proving the adage that you're never too old to learn. I've been stitching for almost 40 years and I've picked up a tip from each of your videos! Thank you.
That is awesome!
I love that sampler with pulled and drawn thread.
Thank you!
Wow, Jean! I just found your floss tube. Thank you so much for your efforts! I love that lasso method to bury your thread. Game changer! Thank you v3y much. Looking forward to watching all of to your floss tubes trying to catch up to your most current.
Oh that sampler....so beautiful.
Thank you!
I can’t believe how much I learn from just a 23 min video! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so very much for another wonderful video! You are an excellent instructor! I love your charts and wish I could join you for a cruise!
Thanks for the kind words!
Another great video! Thanks. I always learn different things about needlework when I watch you :). I really enjoyed seeing the classes you’ll be teaching on your next cruise. I’m hoping at some point you’ll publish them for all of us who can’t go on the cruise for us to purchase. Thanks again for all the info you share!
You are so welcome!
I love your lasso technique. Years ago I bought a gadget called a Star Detailer, which kind of looks like an elongated needle threader with a small handle. It works on exactly the same principle. But your trick is great for those times when I don’t have my little gadget handy.
I know there are gadgets that do the same thing but I can never put my hands on them when I need them ... and I always have a needle and thread!
I loved this, Jean! You pack so many lessons and tips and so much great information into each video…not to mention beautiful stitching! Thank you so much. I plan to work my way through all his goodness. 🙂
Meline
Thank you so much!
I’m enjoying your fist few videos. I’ve got a lot to catch up on. Fabulous!
Jean your videos are like getting a class every time I watch your video, thank you, I have no LNS on my city except for big box, so no classes unless I travel at least 4-5 hours away and not being able (or not risking that) at this time, I really do enjoy your video... thank you for the time you take and the love your sharing comes though each one, your love of the craft. Stay well.
Thank you for your kind words! I am happy to help.
So much great info in each video. Thank you for joining this vast community. Beautiful work!
Thank you so much!
Your camera views are awesome to see. Perfect needle directions are clearly seen. Thank you.
Glad you like them!
I find all stitching adorable and addictive...thanks❣️
Me too!!
I play chicken a lot trying to lower costs. But sometimes I go a little too far. The two meetings you have given for short end talks will surely save my bacon in the future!
I'm happy to help!
Wow! Amazing. I have learned sooooo much. Thank you. The laso was a wow moment for me.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for pronouncing Aida correctly.
I wasn't so sure that I did but it's how I've pronounced it for 40 years :)
Thank you so much for sharing the lasso technique to secure a small piece of thread! Very helpful! Love your videos!
Happy to help!
Thank you for the lasso tip! Love it!
Glad it was helpful!
More great information Jean, thank you. I wouldn’t be able to choose between those two sampler options either, both so lovely.
You get me!
Thank you again on another lesson to better my stitching on the short tails and how to address them!!! Great encouragement to all stitchers with positivity. Your stitched teaching piece is Gorgeous . Thanks !!!
Thanks for your kind words!
I’m so glad to have found your TH-cam channel. I never thought to use thread to find the starting place on fabric. I always use straight pins or a 1” or 2” quilt ruler. This is better for when you know you don’t have as much fabric as you would like.
Thanks for watching!
Jean, your floss tube videos are the best I have seen, very well put together. The information you have provided is invaluable. I started cross stitching in June this year and am now on my second project. My first was on 10 count Aida and my second is a small floral design on 32 count even weave linen. I prefer the linen but will probably stitch designs that appeal regardless of ground fabric required. Thank you again, I’m checking out the cruise 😊
In general, a project that is shown done on Aida can be done on linen. You are wise to choose designs that appeal to you; many projects are left undone when the needleworker loses interest!
Your teaching is helping us stitch happy. Thank you!
I'm so glad!
I love the lasso method of securing those odd ends. As a matter of happenstance I have an end on my current sampler wip where I can use the method to tidy up an end that went rogue. I’ve enjoyed and have learned from every Flosstube video and am very grateful for you generous sharing.
Thank you!
I’m finding your channel so helpful - looking forward to the next one! love both of those samplers too!
Yay! Thank you!
I need you in my room beside me so l can learn to stitch in hand ,l just cannot get the hang of it ,great tutorial.thankyou .😍
Remember, that it's okay if you don't stitch in hand. But if you really want to master it, think about trying a small project. It's easiest with a small piece of fabric. Take your time and be patient with yourself.
How clever and thank you for showing the lasso method!
You are so welcome!
Your video are so full of great information love watching them. Thank you
You are so welcome!
That lasso technique is genius! Thank you for showing and explaining so succinctly.
Glad it was helpful!
REALLY enjoying your videos. Excited to hear more about the cruise.
More to come!
Thank you for all of the useful tips for needlework. Happy stitching................
You are welcome 😊
Thank you so much. I love all that I’m learning.
You are so welcome!
What a wonderful video. It was a tip my Gram taught me and I've only seen one other time it brought me right back to stitching with her when I was 8. This warmed my heart more then words can convey. Thank you. I can't wait to see more of your videos!
You are so welcome!
I loved the Spirit of Crossstitch festivals!! I so enjoy your videos and beautiful pieces!! They photograph very well and are so pretty!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful stitching with us! 💗😊
Thank you so much!
Wow! I made my EGA name tag forty plus years ago using Chottie’s plaid. I used my birthdate for the plaid sequence. I’ve been cross stitching since 1978 but I have learned so much from your video-love the lasso tip! Thank you for a thoroughly enjoyable flosstube. Your Melbourne sampler is stunning and done in my favorite colors.
Thanks!
Thank you very much, all my gratitude, I will certainly enroll to your enroll classes! 🙏🏻💗
Wonderful!
What wonderful instruction!! Now I need to go back & watch #1 & 2. Can’t wait to see more, especially how to do the birthday plaid. I love all types of plaid, but to be able to creat & stitch my own. Wow! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much!
This is my first time watching your flosstube and imagine my surprise to discover that I use the Victorian cross all the time when I work over one thread-I didn’t know it had a name lol. I’ll get back to watching now. I just had to stop and share.
Wonderful!
Fabulous!!! Thank you, Jean.
Thank you so much for answering all of our questions
Any time!
Thank you for making such educational videos. I am learning so much
Happy to hear that!
I have learned so much from your floss tube
Thank you for watching!
Oh that lasso will help alot, yes I play thread chicken sometimes. LOL Your work is beautiful!
Thanks so much 😊
Thank you for sharing your teaching experience. Loved every minute of the video.
You are so welcome!
I have the Birthday plaid instructions......yay! I can play with that. 🌷
Have fun!
Thank you for showing us the cowgirl lasso method. I have a short tail on a wedding sampler I am stitching for my youngest daughter. I was putting off dealing with it until the end of the project because I didn't know what to do with it. Now I know!! Thanks so much!!
I'm happy to know it helped solve a problem! Best wishes to the couple!
Wooooaaaahhh!!!! Thank you for demonstrating the lasso method! Game changer!! ♥️
Glad it was helpful!
Omygoodness the lasso method brilliant. Thank you. Glad you will address any differences of a stitching relating to Aida as that's what I use .... atm.
I start in the beg but would prefer top right. Now maybe I will now have the confidence to count and baste. 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart😊
You're welcome! Thanks for watching :)
That Lasso-method...... brilliant!!!! Thank you so much for your videos.
You are so welcome!
Love the lasso
Thank you another GREAT video, Jean. I am sew thankful that you are sharing your knowledge with us.
Thank you so much!
Love the Lasso. Great tip. Thank you
You are so welcome!
Learning from your videos! Appreciate your attitude towards all levels of experience.
I appreciate that!
So much excellent information ℹ️
Thank you for sharing 😁
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the lasso method!
You are so welcome!
Love that lasso method! Great tip. Very much enjoy each of your "classes" ... looking forward to the next one!
Awesome, thank you!
The lasso tip was awesome, thank you. I like the stitches I am doing have names such as the serpentine crawl. I love the Pulled and Drawn thread sampler and the plaid coaster is beautiful. I feel like I learn something new every time, thank you. Glad you liked the framing tip.
Thank you for such a great tip. I'm glad you were watching!!
Thank you Jean. Most informative
Glad it was helpful!
The white work is absolutely lovely!!!
Thank you!
Thank you so much ,I am a new at cross stitching ,only have been working on stamped canvas,because I did not know how to go about starting a counted .....
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making these videos. I am learning something new every week.
Glad to hear it!
Thank you for sharing your expertise. I have really enjoyed your episodes! I am thankful for the comment about Aida. I, too, only stitch on Aida. Linen is gorgeous but intimidating!
Stitching on Aida is lovely and need not be discounted. That said, when you're ready to try linen, I will be happy to un-intimidate it! :)
Love the laso trick I will definitely use it
I use it often!
I just found you and so much good information. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. A Zoom class would be wonderful!
I need to work on the Zoom idea! Thanks for watching!!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, tips, & tricks. I have already learned so much in you 1st 3 vidoes!
Great to hear!
Thankyou for all the information I’m a newbie so Thankyou !
You are so welcome!
Thanks for all your wonderful tips. They really help me. Wish I could afford the cruise, it sounds great.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for another great, helpful video. I learned something new with each technique you showed. Being able to cleanly stitch the double rows...Yay!...instead of meandering and fussing with it. Same with the vertical rows. I've just jumped from here to there or wherever to make it work. This is great. The lasso will be much easier than using my de-tailor. With the de-tailor I have to get the wire under the sitches first, catch the floss end, then pull the wire back through/under the stitches again. The lasso will be much quicker and easier. Thank you.
I'm so glad you have found them useful. There's so much more to come!
I live the lasso method!
Me too!
Thank you for such a helpful video and your stitching is beautiful.
Thank you so much!
I would love to know what kind of floss you use and how you store your floss. There are so many different ways to accomplish this and I would love to see what you do. I am really enjoying your channel.
I use Cosmo brand exclusively. I'll chat about ways to store floss soon. There are so many topics to cover and I want to do them all right now! :)
Thank you, Jean, for another informative video. I love the borders on the cruise samplers. Do you have a book of borders or patterns that the borders are included in as they are so pretty. I look forward to your next video - there is always something new to learn. Have a great weekend and please stay safe and well. With best wishes from Down Under 💕🇦🇺
I have not put all the borders in one chart pak or book but that's a good idea! Thanks for watching.
You’re very welcome, Jean.
Your videos are very easy to follow and have lots of good, new information for me. If you could, when you show a piece you are working on could you mention the fabric count and color and also the threads? thanks so much
Great suggestion!
Thank you for these videos, each one is a refresher course for me. Looking forward to your next video. Be well & stitch
Glad you like them!
Wow, I love the lasso way too bury the short thread. I will be using this lesson for sure.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your lesson on lasso. I've played chicken but didn;t know what to call it.
We've all done it for years but it's just recently gotten that nickname. Thanks for watching!