Thank you so very much for sharing so freely. You're beautiful work!! I am Brand new to the world of Embroidery You are videos are such a blessing To many. If you could advise number of threads, perhaps and how to learn going across the fabric instead of up and down, that would be great. Thank you again❤❤
It's so nice to have a reference to all these stitches in one video and thank you so much for the time stamps. More time with each stitch would have been nice, but I can slow the video down and watch any steps that I'm not getting again. It was a bit confusing sometimes when you changed the camera angle, but again slowing down and rewatching will help with that too. I enjoy your channel very much.
I love this video. I'm slow in learning l think. It would help so much if all the stitches are made longer or shot on one angle only. They're really lovely & very good to have them cataloged here. Thanks again.
I've heard and even done the first 10 or so....but the rest I've never heard of. I can't wait to incorporate them into my current quilt that I'm doing. Thank you so much. Many blessings.
Thank you so much for your video! I need to slow the video down and repeat often, but this has been indispensable reference for a beginner like me. I do appreciate your thoughtfulness to add time stamps for quick reference. ❤
Thank you for sharing this tutorial so many of these stitches I have never seen being done before 😹😹I am working on a green frog at the moment from the Inspiration Magazine but have decided to change it to a green tree frog 😹😹 but have been stalled on how to do the tree bark funny enough after watching this it’s given me some inspiration on how I can now move forward with the changes to give it the look I have been wanting 😹😹thank you so much 🤗🤗🤗
Thank-you, I have saved this video, there's so much I wouldn't remember! Your number 12 buttonhole stitch, here in the UK it's known as Blanket Stitch, as it was used to edge blankets! 🙂
Blanket stitch and buttonhole stitch are worked in the same way but blanket stitches are worked further apart and buttonhole stitches are worked close together obviously to edge buttonholes originally.
I LOVE your videos! Please only use the camera looking down on your work. No side angles and no switching camera views. A bit slower would be great, too. Thank you!
Thank you so much for these wonderful tutorials. Your sharing of knowledge and skills is very important, especially during these difficult times. I love the Fiber Arts and just started to learn and self teach myself Hand Embroidery. I'm really enjoying it. However, I am having some technical difficulties... I can't complete a French Knot to save my life!😂🤣😅 After seeing your videos, I'm re-inspired to not give up... So it's back to the embroidery board for me, and practice and practice some more... So once again thank you! And God Bless 🙏🤗.
The camera moves showing a lot of angles and therefore it is complicated to understand certain stitches. If you leave only one angle and the camera without moving it would be really helpful. Thanks
Absolutely. The cuts make it so hard to follow. I appreciate the effort, but I feel like this really should have been a consideration in a beginner video.
DZIEŃ DOBRY, JESTEM Z POLSKI 🇵🇱UWIELBIAM DZIERGAĆ NA SZYDEŁKU ALE POSZUKUJĘ NOWYCH FORM ROZWOJU, NOWYCH WYZWAŃ I ZAINTERESOWAŁAM SIĘ HAFTEM. ROBISZ TO PIĘKNIE 💝I BĘDZIESZ MOIM NAUCZYCIELEM. DZIĘKUJĘ BARDZO I SERDECZNIE POZDRAWIAM 🌹😁🙋♀️
I use to learn these type of stitches from our craft teacher.iam using these stitch in fall stitching. And hand embroidery. thanks iam learning from you more and more
Love this video. Wouldn’t say no to a bit more detail or slower but in the meantime I rewind several times and use the TH-cam settings to slow it down.
Someone needs to be reported to the United Nations for human rights violations! There is no way some of these stitches are not designed as a form of torture! Good grief! I've been watching the embroidery channels now none stop for a week and I've never even seen some of the stitches featured here! WHAT! The! Hell! I think you deserve a medal or something! How the blazes do you even remember some of these! Stella
@@HandiWorks I think it's actually very helpful because you can see it from different angles! maybe you could slow it down a little so both parts are happy hahah
Wonderful work. I would be really interested to see how you start and finish the thread. I mean what goes on on the other side. That is the bit I find hard to do neatly. Thank you.
I know what you mean I have just started to do my embroidery again to help slow down my mind and I love watching her some of the stitches I know but there were many new ones that I had never seen before some of which are going to be handy for the piece I am working on 😊
If you adjust the speed it may help. I appreciate seeing it done quickly so I can see the rhythm, but at first the .25 speed helped me understand it better. Good luck!
Claire Mottinger thanks for the tip on changing speed. I didn’t know one could to that! But she throws me off with the various angels she moves through so much. Any tips on that? I like her videos i just cant use the to learn :(
@@crom586 I think that’s just the way she navigates the cloth. The angles keep the stitches in the same frame. I assume that’s how come her stitches seem so even and well placed. I was taught that you don’t have to hold your work from top and bottom. It actually improves the stitches to orient them to your view by turning the hoop. Another lady taught that you need to keep the same frame and never rotated it. Depends on what works for you and gives you best results.
Awesome video. Thank you for showing these stitches. Your work is beautiful. I create junk journals and like to put an embroidered flower on the cover as a focal point. I have seen your flower videos. Could you please create small 1”x2” flowers using French knots? I create something like a delphinium, but I would love to see your take on it, or other French knot flowers.💕 ...Kathleen
Thank you so very much for sharing so freely. You're beautiful work!! I am Brand new to the world of Embroidery You are videos are such a blessing To many. If you could advise number of threads, perhaps and how to learn going across the fabric instead of up and down, that would be great. Thank you again❤❤
1. 00:00 Running stitch
2. 00:25 Back stitch
3. 00:46 Stem stitch
4. 01:04 Chain stitch
5. 01:28 Chevron stitch
6. 01:56 French knot
7. 02:11 Pistil stitch
8. 02:23 Satin stitch
9. 02:39 Fishbone stitch
10. 03:01 Fly stitch
11. 03:26 Feather stitch
12. 03:46 Buttonhole stitch
13. 04:02 Cretan stitch
14. 04:27 Weaving stitch
15. 04:58 Interlaced running stitch
16. 05:27 Pekinese stitch
17. 05:49 Split stitch
18. 06:11 Outline stitch
19. 06:40 Palestrina stitch
20. 07:17 Heavy chain stitch
21. 07:56 Cable chain stitch
22. 08:27 Twisted chain stitch
23. 08:55 Petal chain stitch
24. 09:30 Braided chain stitch
25. 10:13 Rope stitch
26. 10:35 Rossete stitch
27. 11:08 Crested chain stitch
28. 11:57 Coral stitch
29. 12:16 Pearl knot stitch
30. 12:55 Buillon knot
31. 13:09 Basque knot
32. 13:46 Buttonhole bar stitch
33. 14:10 Knotted cretan stitch
34. 15:05 Lazy daisy stitch
35. 15:30 Long tailed daisy
36. 15:48 Wheatear stitch
37. 16:26 Raised chain band
38. 17:00 Cast-on stitch
39. 17:28 Scroll stitch
40. 18:01 Knotted diamond stitch
41. 18:58 Indian edging stitch
42. 19:45 Vandyke stitch
43. 20:30 Eastern stitch
44. 21:10 Surrey stitch
45. 21:58 Knotted blanket stitch
46. 22:26 Whipped wheel stitch
47. 23:04 Woven trellis stitch
48. 23:37 Interlaced square herringbone
49. 24:20 Breton stitch
50. 24:54 Chinese knot
Thanks
WOW . Thanks !!!
Thnq soo much
Thanks
Wow!!! Extremely grateful!❤🌹
I‘m so happy That you are lefthanded. It makes it so much easier to follow instructions. Beautyful work.
It's so nice to have a reference to all these stitches in one video and thank you so much for the time stamps. More time with each stitch would have been nice, but I can slow the video down and watch any steps that I'm not getting again. It was a bit confusing sometimes when you changed the camera angle, but again slowing down and rewatching will help with that too. I enjoy your channel very much.
Thanks a lot...😊
How do you slow down the video please?
Oh thank you so much. I really appreciate that you add the names of the stitches. I know many of them but never knew the names . Thanks for teaching.
I love this video. I'm slow in learning l think. It would help so much if all the stitches are made longer or shot on one angle only. They're really lovely & very good to have them cataloged here. Thanks again.
I knew only 5 stitches when I started but now I know at least 40 thank you so much
I've heard and even done the first 10 or so....but the rest I've never heard of. I can't wait to incorporate them into my current quilt that I'm doing. Thank you so much. Many blessings.
Thank you so much for your video! I need to slow the video down and repeat often, but this has been indispensable reference for a beginner like me. I do appreciate your thoughtfulness to add time stamps for quick reference. ❤
Thank you for sharing this tutorial so many of these stitches I have never seen being done before 😹😹I am working on a green frog at the moment from the Inspiration Magazine but have decided to change it to a green tree frog 😹😹 but have been stalled on how to do the tree bark funny enough after watching this it’s given me some inspiration on how I can now move forward with the changes to give it the look I have been wanting 😹😹thank you so much 🤗🤗🤗
Thank-you, I have saved this video, there's so much I wouldn't remember! Your number 12 buttonhole stitch, here in the UK it's known as Blanket Stitch, as it was used to edge blankets! 🙂
Blanket stitch and buttonhole stitch are worked in the same way but blanket stitches are worked further apart and buttonhole stitches are worked close together obviously to edge buttonholes originally.
You're one of the top few people who have helped me learn to do my embroidery.
زبردست 👌 👌
آپ کا شکریہ
This is amazing...so many stitches in 1 video....I will save this for future reference and also practice with a sampler of all....thank you 💓
Excelente trabalho! Obra que todo apreciador de bordados precisar ter à mão! Parabéns!
Thank-you for sharing!! Enjoyed all the various stitches. I have more appreciation of the dresser embroideries that was made for me now!!
These stitches help me alot for my first proyect, I'm woring on, thank you very much 👍🏼❤️
I LOVE your videos! Please only use the camera looking down on your work. No side angles and no switching camera views. A bit slower would be great, too. Thank you!
Thank you so much for these wonderful tutorials. Your sharing of knowledge and skills is very important, especially during these difficult times. I love the Fiber Arts and just started to learn and self teach myself Hand Embroidery. I'm really enjoying it. However, I am having some technical difficulties... I can't complete a French Knot to save my life!😂🤣😅 After seeing your videos, I'm re-inspired to not give up... So it's back to the embroidery board for me, and practice and practice some more... So once again thank you! And God Bless 🙏🤗.
All the best
Your videos are such a blessing. I love your style. Thank you so much!
The camera moves showing a lot of angles and therefore it is complicated to understand certain stitches. If you leave only one angle and the camera without moving it would be really helpful. Thanks
Amei,estes pontos
I agree, i can’t follow her; too many changes of view without dialogue makes it hard to practice :/
Absolutely. The cuts make it so hard to follow. I appreciate the effort, but I feel like this really should have been a consideration in a beginner video.
DZIEŃ DOBRY, JESTEM Z POLSKI 🇵🇱UWIELBIAM DZIERGAĆ NA SZYDEŁKU ALE POSZUKUJĘ NOWYCH FORM ROZWOJU, NOWYCH WYZWAŃ I ZAINTERESOWAŁAM SIĘ HAFTEM. ROBISZ TO PIĘKNIE 💝I BĘDZIESZ MOIM NAUCZYCIELEM. DZIĘKUJĘ BARDZO I SERDECZNIE POZDRAWIAM 🌹😁🙋♀️
Thank you so much for sharing your skills with us. Great compilation of stitches and very easy to follow.
Thank you for showing the stitches so clearly.
احلى قناة وأحلى أنامل 💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝😁😁
This would have to be the best tutorial I have seen. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent with us. I love it❤️🌹
Name of si
Toches
Should be specified
This is an amazing video, so many stitches & so much to learn! I am very excited to try some of these!
Thanks a lot
This is so relaxing. Watched while cross stitching!
Youre knack in embroidery it is so beautiful to see your art work. . . Expert!
Thank you
This wonderful !! And next time you do this need show slowing motions if you can ....Thank you for teaching these 50 stitches! Smile !!
Beautiful, useful, very clear!!! Thank you so much ❤🌷
Que maravillosa forma de utilizar el hilo, es perfecto lo que realiza, mil gracias por enseñar y compartir, es toda una delicia verla, en enhorabuena.
Estoy de acuerdo Alberto.
👌👌👌👌👌 बहुत ही सुन्दर
Ismey bahut sari stiches mere ko aati hey par bhul gai wapas yaad dilane k liye bahut bahut dhanyawad
ALL SUPPER 👌👌
I use to learn these type of stitches from our craft teacher.iam using these stitch in fall stitching. And hand embroidery. thanks iam learning from you more and more
Extraordinario! Me encanta la manera de enseñar .Gracias por todo.
like a wikipedia of stitches :) merci pour cette vidéo
I love your videos so much and it blows my mind how amazing you are at doing everything you do.
You are so kind
You make this look “sew” easy!
Love this video. Wouldn’t say no to a bit more detail or slower but in the meantime I rewind several times and use the TH-cam settings to slow it down.
Super...love from Bahrain
❤❤❤😊 Sine Qua Non, simplemente extraordinarios patrones y diagramas, me encantan y entretienen❤ bendiciones 😘🙏😊
Me encantan los bordados que hace, estoy aprendiendo mucho. Gracias. Desde Bogotá Colombia
Someone needs to be reported to the United Nations for human rights violations! There is no way some of these stitches are not designed as a form of torture! Good grief! I've been watching the embroidery channels now none stop for a week and I've never even seen some of the stitches featured here! WHAT! The! Hell! I think you deserve a medal or something! How the blazes do you even remember some of these! Stella
Thanks for your valuable comment...
Thank you mam. I learn many stiches in one video
Your stitches are so even....thank you for sharing your talent with beginners.
You are so welcome!
Wow, this is so informative. I did not know many of these to be honest. Absolutely fascinating. Thank you for showing us these 💖
Welcome!
This is amazing stitching in video thank you for giving nice video 😘👌💞
Thankyou 💞
thank you for your videos 💛
A miracle to behold🌹
Very nice 👌👌😊👍👌👍👍
you’re a real gem. Thank you ❤️
it would be very helpful if you dont move the camera very often...i cant see effectively
thank you for your suggestion and support.
ya moving camera direction often in one stitch creates confusion
I agree, but understand she was trying to show each stitch from a different angle.
@@HandiWorks I think it's actually very helpful because you can see it from different angles! maybe you could slow it down a little so both parts are happy hahah
so nice
Nice video mam😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you
Thank you for sharing your time and talent :)
welcome...
Omg...I want to do this! Could you please tell me the size of your practice squares for each stitch so I can make a grid of my own?
Merci pour le partage شكرا🎀🎀🎈🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
Wonderful work. I would be really interested to see how you start and finish the thread. I mean what goes on on the other side. That is the bit I find hard to do neatly. Thank you.
Gracias por enseñarnos espero siempre tus videos son una gran compañia en estos tiempos donde esta labor te hace viajar .gracias
Super Work Well Done 👍
Thank you so much...
Excellent video, thank you!
Welcome!
Thank-you for this tutorial 👍
This video is very useful. Thanks
Refreshing childhood memories...we did most of these stitches in school, but enjoying this video. Thank you so much.
Mam and what type of yarn are you using
Nice design 👍👍
Thank you 🥰
It’s really amazing hand embroidered 😍👌👌👌
Beautiful stitches👌👌
Que hermosas puntadas solo unas manos mágicas pueden deslizar la aguja para crear las, gracias por compartir este video, felicidades.
Amazing video 👌
Beautiful Stitches.
Thankyou 😘
Am excited to try these, Your tutorial is Gr8! Love these❤️❤️❤️
Thanks a lot
I really need this to slow down my thoughts I know all this but did not think about this good remedy
Gracias por está clase mucho que aprender
By remedy you mean like embroidering is like a therapy, then I agree with you
I really love this video Thanks
I know what you mean I have just started to do my embroidery again to help slow down my mind and I love watching her some of the stitches I know but there were many new ones that I had never seen before some of which are going to be handy for the piece I am working on 😊
Some of these stitches really make me wonder what they're made for.
Actually I’d love a series on that. Say five stitches at a time, here’s how to do it, here are some examples of it being used.
Can you please stay mor time& continue photography to learning. Very nice tuto. Thanks.
Superb ..👍👍👍
Thanks 🤗
Beautiful patterns
Hola,me encantó tu clase , gracias por compartir soy de Venezuela.
Super maam.. thank u for teaching
Wonderful!!!!
Thank ver much!
Can you please spend a bit more time on each stitch. Thank you. Otherwise your tutorials are great
If you adjust the speed it may help. I appreciate seeing it done quickly so I can see the rhythm, but at first the .25 speed helped me understand it better. Good luck!
Claire Mottinger thanks for the tip on changing speed. I didn’t know one could to that! But she throws me off with the various angels she moves through so much. Any tips on that? I like her videos i just cant use the to learn :(
@@crom586 I think that’s just the way she navigates the cloth. The angles keep the stitches in the same frame. I assume that’s how come her stitches seem so even and well placed. I was taught that you don’t have to hold your work from top and bottom. It actually improves the stitches to orient them to your view by turning the hoop. Another lady taught that you need to keep the same frame and never rotated it. Depends on what works for you and gives you best results.
Slow down the video...then you can see exactly how🤗🤗💓
@@clairemottinger6407 llp
SUPER nice, very clear and easy understand, very helpful! thank you!
You're very welcome!
Great work.
amazing work. well done
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Welcome
I got to know 4 new stitches. Thank u maam. Plz make one video on needle organization and one for your tool box. Plz plz plz
It was inspiring I appreciate your skills thank you
Thanks for watching!
Thanks 😘😊😘😊☺️
Awesome video. Thank you for showing these stitches. Your work is beautiful. I create junk journals and like to put an embroidered flower on the cover as a focal point. I have seen your flower videos. Could you please create small 1”x2” flowers using French knots? I create something like a delphinium, but I would love to see your take on it, or other French knot flowers.💕 ...Kathleen
The first time that ....... do
Others: It's easy at the beginning:)
Me: I pricked my own finger with a needle:0
Nice work
Super Medan🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Excelente!
Gracias, por compartir tus dones..💕
Thank you
Gracias son magníficas y hermosas👏🙏
Most helpful video, thank you 🥰
Amazing !congratulations !
Thank you so much 💞💕
Thanks a lot. Great detail.
Thank you for sharing.
welcome...
Thank you i have save this vedio