How to do chain stitch | Beginners flosstube hand embroidery tutorial

Easy to follow tutorial on how to hand embroider Chain Stitch.
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Hand Embroidery How To - Chain stitch tutorial
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[@arthistorythree]

This is the number one channel for stitch tutorials!! I use it all the time. I am a novice, so the clarity of the directions and of the video is much appreciated!! Sarah, you should know how much we appreciate you and your excellent product.

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

Thank you so much for your kind feedback M glad you are finding useful! If there is anything we haven't covered and you would like us to, let us know and we will see what we can do!

[@christineheslin5702]

Thank you Professor Homfray

[@JOLENE2008]

I am just learning this stitch on my practice hoop? and I love it! it's a neat simple stitch🥰

[@CFW1]

Your videos are very helpful for a beginner like me in learning the proper way to create the stitches. Thank you for all your videos. For me, there's something very soothing about the quiet 'pop' the needle makes as it goes through the fabric and the soothing sound of the thread quietly 'wooshing' as it glides through the material.

[@whitneyherriage908]

Your videos are all wonderful, and I thank you for sharing your incredible talent. Would you consider doing a video on the variations on the chain stitch. I’m just learning that there are a lot of them! Thanks.

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

We have several videos on different types of chain stitch Whitney, check out the Stitch library playlist and look for heavy chain, cable chain, detached chain etc...

[@RosieQuilts]

Your tutorials are so clear and concise. I enjoy watching.

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

+RosieQuilts Thank you very much Rosie, glad you are enjoying. More on the way!

[@danisehetland3576]

Thanks for the video, Sarah. I think I can do the stitch now 👍🏼

[@moonshadow5476]

Another very clear and informative tutorial. Thanks Sarah!

[@judystites9575]

Thank you very much. I have learned so much watching your tutorials. I would like to see the french knot.

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

Thank you Judy! The French knot video is here: th-cam.com/video/f-IZqwwz_4s/w-d-xo.html

[@newnew3586]

I learned a new area, Have a good time.

[@donnajohnson9834]

Doing one of my first kits that included the chains, and the written directions confused me- was this done like lazy daisy? Your video made it clear to me- thanks.

[@jannutton1629]

Sarah could you tell me what the fabric is you are stitching on please as I am very new to embroidery, thank you

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

This particular one is a 100% linen Jan. I like to use natural fabrics so cotton, linen or blends of these. Cotton is good for beginners as it is inexpensive and easy to stitch on. When you are a bit more familiar with the stitches you can try other fabrics.

[@SpencerRaybourne]

Hi Sarah, do you have a video on thread and fabric for hand embroidery and is this the same as Crewel work or a variation?Thank you.

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

This is a massive subject so we don't at the moment. Crewelwork is a type of embroidery technique using particular threads and fabric traditional but they all cross over...

[@Dennissiple]

Thank you - most helpful. :) What type of stand are you using? I went to your website and couldn't seem to find one listed there.

[@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery]

+Dennis Siple Glad you enjoyed! It's a 'verstaile table clamp' made by Elbesee. I use two clamps to hold the frame still for the camera but you only need one clamp really. I'm trying to source them for the website so I'll post when we have some!

[@Dennissiple]

+Sarah Homfray Thank you, Sarah. I've just ordered one from Amazon. I just didn't know what it was called.