You did an amazing job explaining your way of snake stitching and parking. It makes perfect sense. Im very glad I found your flosstubes today. I've learned so much that im going to try myself. Looking forward to your next video or stitch with me. Stay safe and happy stitching
so glad you are back! You’re one of my favorites. Such a great teacher. Keep tutorials going. They teach me so much as i am a beginner. Plus your voice is so soothing ❣️
Thank you for another video! I have been missing your uploads, I love watching you stitch and stitching along. Watching your "not tutorials" has helped me adapt a parking/ending method that I love, so THANK YOU! :)
thank you for taking the time to explain things so detailed..i'm new to cross stitch and i've learned to end threads through you with the diagonals..i'lll try your new method. thank you for your videos!
@@needleninja5788 👋 well i first watched your pre stamped video when i was starting then when i tackle my kinda big wip 😁 ( i stitched like it is not printed 😉) so your flosstube #33 about parking really helped a LOT it is very onpoint where you will park your thread after stitching the whole horizontal your snake method is really awesome👍👍👍...Thanks and dont stop sharing youre "not a tutorial" knowledge to us😁 God Bless 😊
Thank you for these "not tutorial" videos! I have been referencing them as I get into the World of Disney and I'm sure I'll be starting the parking method as I get farther I to it (I started at the upper left corner and cross country method is still pretty easy right now). I really appreciate the paper instructions before you show on the actual fabric - it makes it soooo much easier to follow! See you soon! 💕
I recently asked about snake method on one of your recent videos - and I so appreciate your doing another guide on it, thank you! I could listen to you all day lol! Looking forward to your next stitch with me!
I know it’s been a while since you posted this video but I love watching you stitch I’m starting my first tent stitch on a HAED on 25 count. I see you go from left to right and right to left but other people explain TENT stitch where the 1st row starts from upper right corner to lower left and across then when coming back next row you do stitches from lower left to upper right. This way the stitches do not distort the fabric. You seem to start all your threads from lower left to upper right no matter which row, which in my head is easy to remember. Do you find a problem with fabric distortion. I’m stitching on an even weave which might also make a diff as to how I should stitch. Help this newbie please 😬
Hi Mary 🤗 Thank You for Your comment🙏 Yes, I always start in lower left corner. I always try to stretch my fabric with Qsnap as tight as possible and I don’t pull my threads too strong. (if that make any sense) I never had any distortion or warping in my fabric. On back of my fabric every odd row stitches are laying in like this IIIIII, and every even row like this /////. Which means less floss on back of the fabric. 👍 My advice to You will be, Stretch Your fabric nicely and don’t pull your stitches too tight. Hope this helped 🤞 Have a wonderful day Happy stitching on Your new project☀️ Enjoy the journey 🪡🍀
Hi Rita Marie👋 Yep, life sometimes gets in a way, no pressure, my Dear♥️ I started to watch Your videos, ...sorry didn’t get much far😔 I will ! You look very sweet and sincere 👩❤️👩 Please stay safe and keep on smiling ☀️
How do you keep your threads from twisting? Do you turn your needle after every stitch ? Your thread looks perfect even after completing many stitches.
Hi Mandy🤗 I dont do anything special. i stitch with both hands( dominant right hand under the fabric) I think with this method You are not going to stitch many stitches at once, and after parking You let your threads rest for awhile , thats why there is not much of twisting i think. But if that happens, i will just drop my threaded needle from back of my fabric, let it hang for a second to make it untwirl itself(if that make any sence) Hope this helped🍀 Happy Stitching
Thank you for this. I've watched your stitch with me, and get lost when trying to figure it out. I'm fixing to do a new start and I'm going to try this! I was watching your stitch with me Mickey and you said that you had "bumps" in your beginning stitches by doing CC and I have the same issue. And it's so frustrating! I love love love watching you!! thank you for making these!
Awesome demo!! I have been trying to end a stitch a few rows down and come up in the middle so it gets stitched over in the back and when i get to that ended stitch , i stitch over it 1 or 2 rows. I havent seen any bulk issues either.
I got a tip from someone to watch your videos because I plan to make my next project in tent stitch on 25 count fabric. I'm so glad I got this tip. Your videos are so relaxed to watch. This video is exactly what I was looking for. I have one more question. On my other project I work in cross stitch and park diagonally and have no lines so far. I assume that with the snake method I can also work diagonally. But what do I do if more than half of my page consists of only 1 color?
Hello NN, I just started watching your videos and really love them, I have a question about the half stitch, since I’m always using the whole cross stitch does the half stitch have enough cover on the canvas to be able to use it on most of the projects?
Hi Geri🤗 Thank You for visiting my little channel. You can work with half stitch on any fabric. You will just have to decide how many strands give You good enough coverage. I’m using 2strands half stitch on 25 &28 count fabric. On 20 ct I will definitely use 3strands. I used to stitch on 14 & 16 using 4 strands of floss, but I don’t like it anymore even the coverage is ok. For me the stitches looked very thick.( if You know what I mean). Make a little patch of 5x5 block of stitches to see how You like the coverage. Have fun stitching and have a nice day🪡☀️
Hi Rivknit🤗 yes, I do. It is faster, easier and more relaxing for me☺️ After all , the final effect is almost same as working with a full x. Too many projects, so little time 🤭 Happy stitching 👋🍀
Hi Carrie. Good question 🧐 I think it’s because I like to always have at least one free hole without any stitches around . If that make any sense. 🥴 Have a wonderful day and happy stitching ☀️🪡
As much as I like your videos, they are difficult to watch because you talk so softly. Will you please try to speak up a bit in the future? Thanks so much.
Thanks for a very good demo. Your accent is beautiful and your effort to find the right words is very commendable. Loved tis.
You did an amazing job explaining your way of snake stitching and parking. It makes perfect sense. Im very glad I found your flosstubes today. I've learned so much that im going to try myself. Looking forward to your next video or stitch with me. Stay safe and happy stitching
Thank You, Jodee ♥️ Please, give it a try and let me know how You liked it. 😉 Happy stitching 🪡🍀
Thank you for showing us your snake method when parking threads on full coverage. 😊🌻🇨🇦
so glad you are back! You’re one of my favorites. Such a great teacher. Keep tutorials going. They teach me so much as i am a beginner. Plus your voice is so soothing ❣️
Wow, thank you, Rhonda for Your kind words👩❤️👩
Happy stitching 🍀
Love your method, thank you for sharing! 💜
Thanks for watching、Elizabeth🤗
Happy Stitching🍀
This is an absolutely brilliant video. Perfect step by step explanation of the method. I’m telling all my full coverage friends about it!
Awesome, thank you, Heather 👩❤️👩
Excellent demonstration, your explanations are helping me to be more brave to do a full coverage.
Hi Jacki 👋 Thank You and You Go Girl 🤞🪡You can do it!
Thank you for this video ☺️ I know it will help a lot of people to understand this method. 🐍
Hi Amelie ♥️ That will be great 👍 xxx
Love when people explain what they are doing and why. Stitching looks beautiful and the colours are glorious
I totally agree, Marzipan Stitcher☀️
I have been missing your wonderful videos! So happy to see you uploaded! 😍
Hi Tiffany 👋 Yay! Thank you! I’m back 😉🍀
thank you so much for this, this will help me a lot
I am so happy to see you are back. I love your videos and when you explain it: it looks so easy
👋Ellen. I’m back😅 Happy Stitching 🍀
Thank you for another video! I have been missing your uploads, I love watching you stitch and stitching along. Watching your "not tutorials" has helped me adapt a parking/ending method that I love, so THANK YOU! :)
Thank you so much, Becky ♥️ I love to hear that 👩❤️👩 Happy stitching 🪡🍀
Thanks, great video love your soothing voice, I will try the snake method when I am doing diagonal stitches full cross.
Hi Laura👋 Wonderful! Please let me know , how You liked it😉 Happy Stitching 🍀
Great explanation, thank you👍🤗
You are very welcome, Angela🍀
thank you for taking the time to explain things so detailed..i'm new to cross stitch and i've learned to end threads through you with the diagonals..i'lll try your new method. thank you for your videos!
You are so welcome, SummerNight 👩❤️👩 And I’m really glad I could help in some way ☺️ Happy Stitching and have a nice day ☀️
Thank you for your effort to explain the snake method
Hi Nany 👋 You are all very welcome👩❤️👩
Thank you! Very well explained
Glad it was helpful, Rosalee 🤗
This was great. Thank you.
Kim
Thank You, Kim♥️
Thanks again for this video..ive learned your snake method from your very first video since then ive used it with diagonal parking👍😁
Hi Ja C 👋 Great to hear that! How do You like it?
@@needleninja5788 👋 well i first watched your pre stamped video when i was starting then when i tackle my kinda big wip 😁 ( i stitched like it is not printed 😉) so your flosstube #33 about parking really helped a LOT it is very onpoint where you will park your thread after stitching the whole horizontal your snake method is really awesome👍👍👍...Thanks and dont stop sharing youre "not a tutorial" knowledge to us😁 God Bless 😊
Thank you for these "not tutorial" videos! I have been referencing them as I get into the World of Disney and I'm sure I'll be starting the parking method as I get farther I to it (I started at the upper left corner and cross country method is still pretty easy right now). I really appreciate the paper instructions before you show on the actual fabric - it makes it soooo much easier to follow! See you soon! 💕
Glad You like them, Ailarra♥️
I recently asked about snake method on one of your recent videos - and I so appreciate your doing another guide on it, thank you! I could listen to you all day lol! Looking forward to your next stitch with me!
Glad to help, Daydream Stitcher♥️ 😊 Happy Stitching 🍀
I know it’s been a while since you posted this video but I love watching you stitch I’m starting my first tent stitch on a HAED on 25 count. I see you go from left to right and right to left but other people explain TENT stitch where the 1st row starts from upper right corner to lower left and across then when coming back next row you do stitches from lower left to upper right. This way the stitches do not distort the fabric. You seem to start all your threads from lower left to upper right no matter which row, which in my head is easy to remember. Do you find a problem with fabric distortion. I’m stitching on an even weave which might also make a diff as to how I should stitch. Help this newbie please 😬
Hi Mary 🤗 Thank You for Your comment🙏
Yes, I always start in lower left corner. I always try to stretch my fabric with Qsnap as tight as possible and I don’t pull my threads too strong. (if that make any sense) I never had any distortion or warping in my fabric. On back of my fabric every odd row stitches are laying in like this IIIIII, and every even row like this /////. Which means less floss on back of the fabric. 👍
My advice to You will be, Stretch Your fabric nicely and don’t pull your stitches too tight.
Hope this helped 🤞
Have a wonderful day Happy stitching on Your new project☀️
Enjoy the journey 🪡🍀
Thanks for the awesome video
Thanks for watching, BuzzyBeeCottage♥️
Thank you, as always love the video. Life has been crazy so have not had time to do the video, but hope to get around to it soon 😊❤️
Hi Rita Marie👋 Yep, life sometimes gets in a way, no pressure, my Dear♥️ I started to watch Your videos, ...sorry didn’t get much far😔 I will ! You look very sweet and sincere 👩❤️👩 Please stay safe and keep on smiling ☀️
@@needleninja5788 Thank you so much, I just try to be myself in my videos ❤️
I learned a lot from your snake method. ^_^ TQ
Hi MM👋 Happy to hear that! TQ😉
How do you keep your threads from twisting? Do you turn your needle after every stitch ? Your thread looks perfect even after completing many stitches.
Hi Mandy🤗 I dont do anything special. i stitch with both hands( dominant right hand under the fabric)
I think with this method You are not going to stitch many stitches at once, and after parking You let your threads rest for awhile , thats why there is not much of twisting i think. But if that happens, i will just drop my threaded needle from back of my fabric, let it hang for a second to make it untwirl itself(if that make any sence) Hope this helped🍀 Happy Stitching
Thank you for this. I've watched your stitch with me, and get lost when trying to figure it out. I'm fixing to do a new start and I'm going to try this! I was watching your stitch with me Mickey and you said that you had "bumps" in your beginning stitches by doing CC and I have the same issue. And it's so frustrating! I love love love watching you!! thank you for making these!
Thank You for watching and letting me know, that this is actually helping someone ☺️🍀
Happy Stitching , Carrie☀️
Hi NN, we’ve missed you! I can’t wait for another stitch with me, I find them so calming. Hope all is well! Kat
Oh thank you, Kat ♥️ Your message is so sweet😊
Sometimes life gets in a way , but I’m back, I hope 🤞😉
Happy Stitching 🍀
Awesome demo!! I have been trying to end a stitch a few rows down and come up in the middle so it gets stitched over in the back and when i get to that ended stitch , i stitch over it 1 or 2 rows. I havent seen any bulk issues either.
Glad You like it , Jane ♥️ Your way Sounds great, if I got that right😅 Happy Stitching 🍀
I got a tip from someone to watch your videos because I plan to make my next project in tent stitch on 25 count fabric. I'm so glad I got this tip. Your videos are so relaxed to watch. This video is exactly what I was looking for. I have one more question. On my other project I work in cross stitch and park diagonally and have no lines so far. I assume that with the snake method I can also work diagonally. But what do I do if more than half of my page consists of only 1 color?
👋☺️
Hello NN, I just started watching your videos and really love them, I have a question about the half stitch, since I’m always using the whole cross stitch does the half stitch have enough cover on the canvas to be able to use it on most of the projects?
Hi Geri🤗 Thank You for visiting my little channel.
You can work with half stitch on any fabric. You will just have to decide how many strands give You good enough coverage. I’m using 2strands half stitch on 25 &28 count fabric. On 20 ct I will definitely use 3strands. I used to stitch on 14 & 16 using 4 strands of floss, but I don’t like it anymore even the coverage is ok. For me the stitches looked very thick.( if You know what I mean). Make a little patch of 5x5 block of stitches to see how You like the coverage.
Have fun stitching and have a nice day🪡☀️
My problem becomes when I have to do single stitch between two others😳Any suggestions?
Hi do you prefere half stich for the full picture ?
Hi Rivknit🤗 yes, I do. It is faster, easier and more relaxing for me☺️ After all , the final effect is almost same as working with a full x. Too many projects, so little time 🤭
Happy stitching 👋🍀
I have a ? Why if there is a stock above you work it if not you Patel? Why does the above make a difference thank you
Hi Carrie. Good question 🧐 I think it’s because I like to always have at least one free hole without any stitches around . If that make any sense. 🥴
Have a wonderful day and happy stitching ☀️🪡
As much as I like your videos, they are difficult to watch because you talk so softly. Will you please try to speak up a bit in the future? Thanks so much.