Thank you so much. I have only used Aida for Miras (as well as most of my patterns) and while doing some of the quarter stitches can be tricky it i still doable 🤗
Hi Lisa, so nice to see you again! I've been away from flosstube for quite a long while and have just recently come back. I'm still catching up on the flosstubers I watch like you and I'm glad this video is a long one. I have missed you and I hope to regularly watch you again. Love all your Mirabilia projects. Hope you'll be able to give them all significant love so we'll see some finishes soon. Stay safe 💕
Don’t feel bad that you haven’t touched some things for four years. I have things that I just completed after thirty years! I finished them during the Covid years. Your stitching is beautiful. I enjoy your floss tubes.
That makes me feel better Joyce. Goodness, as I was going through all those Miras and none of them are close to a finish I started to feel so horrible. And they aren’t even all my wips lol. Thank you for watching my videos - I appreciate you! Hugs, Lisa
Lisa she is stunning ! Your work is gorgeous ! Are you bringing her to Queen City retreat ? I meant to tell you in your last video that I love your Corinthian Bells ! I have a set and so enjoy them. Once again, beautiful work on Queen of Peace ! Happy stitching. Pam
Thank you so much Pam. I am not sure if I will bring her to the retreat, would love to get her into Jill for framing so nothing on my part happens to her 🤣 I love the Corinthian bells wind chimes, hopefully will add another one via Christmas gift this year hehehe
Good afternoon Lisa, do you know how I can find the number of stitches in a Mirabilia pattern, I don't understand pattern keeper and do not know anyone who can show me, I do love playing with numbers and would love to be able to have that number available.
I use GoodNotes for my Mira patterns, and just so I don’t forget a correction I will do a screenshot from the Mirabilia site of the correction and then add it to the page that I put the key on. That way it’s always right there to remind me.
Hi there. I mostly use hand dyed aida from several dyers and for the most part they are already fairly soft. If I use aida from the store or wichelt/zweigart then I will stitch in hand sometimes which will start softening up the fabric from the heat in your hand as well as manipulating it. Hope that helps 🤗
I love that u use Aida. I’m thinking about trying a Mira @ was wondering if Aida would work. Glad I found this floss tube. Thanks
Thank you so much. I have only used Aida for Miras (as well as most of my patterns) and while doing some of the quarter stitches can be tricky it i still doable 🤗
Hi Lisa, so nice to see you again! I've been away from flosstube for quite a long while and have just recently come back. I'm still catching up on the flosstubers I watch like you and I'm glad this video is a long one. I have missed you and I hope to regularly watch you again. Love all your Mirabilia projects. Hope you'll be able to give them all significant love so we'll see some finishes soon. Stay safe 💕
Really enjoyed seeing all of your projects. It has inspired me to start one of the charts I have.
Yay Amanda - that is fantastic! So happy for you 🤗
Thank you so much Lisa. What an interesting video and a few charts added to my wish list!
So happy to help you add to your wish list Susan 😂
Love watching your videos, very entertaining and very informative 👏 👍 😊
Thank you so much Cheryl 😊
Don’t feel bad that you haven’t touched some things for four years. I have things that I just completed after thirty years! I finished them during the Covid years. Your stitching is beautiful. I enjoy your floss tubes.
That makes me feel better Joyce. Goodness, as I was going through all those Miras and none of them are close to a finish I started to feel so horrible. And they aren’t even all my wips lol.
Thank you for watching my videos - I appreciate you! Hugs, Lisa
Lisa she is stunning ! Your work is gorgeous ! Are you bringing her to Queen City retreat ? I meant to tell you in your last video that I love your Corinthian Bells ! I have a set and so enjoy them. Once again, beautiful work on Queen of Peace ! Happy stitching. Pam
Thank you so much Pam. I am not sure if I will bring her to the retreat, would love to get her into Jill for framing so nothing on my part happens to her 🤣
I love the Corinthian bells wind chimes, hopefully will add another one via Christmas gift this year hehehe
Very informative video. Thank you very much for sharing all your tips. ❤
I am so glad you enjoyed it. It was fun compiling the questions I get and put into this video 😊
Love all your Mira projects. The only one I have going right now is Letter fairy "K" from Nora Corbett. I am at the beading stage. Happy stitching!
Oh happy beading 😊 It’s like the perfect finish!
Have a great day 🤗
Great Q&A🌻🌻🌻
Thank you so much Janet. It was fun compiling all the questions 😊
Oh my, i love what you say but i cannot watch it due to the snoring in the background 😢
I am so sorry. My dog snores so loud and unfortunately the video picks it up horribly. I think my voice puts him to sleep 🤣
Good afternoon Lisa, do you know how I can find the number of stitches in a Mirabilia pattern, I don't understand pattern keeper and do not know anyone who can show me, I do love playing with numbers and would love to be able to have that number available.
I use GoodNotes for my Mira patterns, and just so I don’t forget a correction I will do a screenshot from the Mirabilia site of the correction and then add it to the page that I put the key on. That way it’s always right there to remind me.
Oh that is so smart! I need to figure out Goodnotes and start using it on my ipad.
If the Aida that u are going to use do u wash it to make it less stiff
Hi there. I mostly use hand dyed aida from several dyers and for the most part they are already fairly soft. If I use aida from the store or wichelt/zweigart then I will stitch in hand sometimes which will start softening up the fabric from the heat in your hand as well as manipulating it. Hope that helps 🤗