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Ronda Tedder
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Добавлен 25 окт 2011
Welcome Folk & Friend.
Although I no longer do my needleworking, I am still here to help you with yours.
Hope to be sharing day to day happenings, cooking, baking, and my cats, Callie and Lizzie.
Thanks for stopping by.
Have a blessed day!!!
Although I no longer do my needleworking, I am still here to help you with yours.
Hope to be sharing day to day happenings, cooking, baking, and my cats, Callie and Lizzie.
Thanks for stopping by.
Have a blessed day!!!
Видео
Simple Packaging
Просмотров 1133 года назад
Sharing that simple packaging can be simple and pretty and inexpensive. I enjoy this part every bit as well as making the item I have sold. I hope that my customers enjoy the packages as much as I enjoy putting them together.
Punch needle thread keeper tip ...
Просмотров 2553 года назад
There are so many different ways to make punch needle go smooth, having a good thread minder matched to your project at hand is one of those things. This one works really well if you are sitting at a table and set your basket upon the table. You can punch holes in a box, paper mache boxes, anything to use to make a spindle holder. If you are using the DMC thread bobbins, a knitting needle works...
gripper frame tips for punch needle stretching weavers cloth
Просмотров 5533 года назад
Having a tight surface is a must for making your punch needle project go smoothly. When you don't have a tight surface the fabric wants to bounce with your punch needle. I highly recommend investing in a simple wooden gripper frame.
Thread keeper idea
Просмотров 1883 года назад
These vintage tea strainers make the perfect keeper of your #punchneedle thread. Use hole from the top or the sides, works great. I am collecting these and will soon list some in my Etsy shop. design by Notforgotten farm #punchneedle #needlepunch #primitive #embroidery #valdani
Punch needle
Просмотров 4403 года назад
Just a little punch needle to my favorite music (if you visit my blog) it plays there, the music from @OutlanderOfficial so relaxing.... #punchneedle #needlepunch #primitivedecor #embroidery #valdani design by Notforgotten Farm
Punch needle thread keeper
Просмотров 1873 года назад
Keep your thread for punch needle in its place, inside this wonderful primitive inspired thread keeper. Find this thread keeper in my shop on Etsy simpleneedleart.etsy.com
Helpful hints .. removing product stickers
Просмотров 1003 года назад
Helpful hints .. removing product stickers
Punch Needle Tip ~ DMC thread storage tip
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Punch Needle Tip ~ DMC thread storage tip
DMC thread punchneedle thread management
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DMC thread punchneedle thread management
Punch Needle Tip Using DMC 6 strand embroidery thread
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.10 лет назад
Punch Needle Tip Using DMC 6 strand embroidery thread
No se alcanza a apreciar los puntos. Está muy lejos la cámara
This awesome ❤
I create round coasters but they always end up as oval-shaped. I use a hoop. Could this be the reason?
Hi Ronda, Thanks for your tutorial. You mention watching videos of someone that sounds like Laurie Brechan. I'm wondering who this is and how I may locate her videos for my own learning? I can't seem to find her on youtube. THankyou.
I just ordered a little starter set of coasters that look like orange slices and avocado's. Your video was very helpful. I wouldn't have thought about the pattern w/in the pattern or what you explained as movement. Thank you. I am going to save this video to rewatch!
I hope you make more videos!❤ They are very relaxing and a lot of help to my new hobby of punch needle!😊
Beautiful!❤ Thank you for making these videos!😊
Thank you for sharing all of your tips! Beautiful. Are you punching the leaves from the inside or outer part of the leaves? Angela
Brilliant thank you
I am a newbie. I would like to know more about the frame you are using. Please help!
This is called a gripper frame, I have bought mine from Nistock Farms, you stretch your fabric over the frame, the grippers are sharp and will keep the material drum tight much better than an embroidery hoop. The tighter stretched your fabric is the easier punching goes. Hope this helps. Go to Etsy or Ebay and search for needle punch or rug hooking gripper frames. You can also visit the Nistock Farms website, they are reasonable and very well made, even made me a custom size.
Very cute! Do you think it could have been glued rather than any sewing? Thank you!
Thank you! I don't think so, but you do have me thinking about it. Have a great day!
Thank you. Gathered enough tools. Hesitate to start. Your tutorial instructions great help
Relax and have fun 👏
I’m just getting into all of this I’ve watched so many videos you are spot on perfect wonderful teacher I cannot wait to watch the rest of your videos thank you so much
Thank you, relax and have fun with it!
Which fabric is most suit able for punch needles embroidery?
Weavers cloth is the best fabric, although you can use any fabric if you use a woven interfacing ironed onto the fabric.
Awesome tutorial. Thank you.
Loved this.
Thank you very much.
How do i secure the back
The fabric weave holds the punches, I have never used anything to secure the back. I would assume some type of fabric glue would work, I have found it necessary.
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This is the best instruction video I have watched! I have had my tail thread coming from the back and turning my work constantly...very annoying! I am only on my 2nd project, but I wondered why mine doesn't look as neat as others I see...now I will be trying your technique! Your work is beautiful! Thank you for the info!
So happy to help, relax and enjoy.
My gripper strips wrap around the frame so the sides especially my left arms side which I use underneath for rug hooking wouldn’t be protected
hi there! thanks for the tips. Please, could you tell me which fabric you're using? thanks
This is weaver's cloth.
What size needle do you use in your punch with your 2 strands of Valadni #12?
It would be nice if you had a link to your shop in the description!
Thx for the suggestion, the link is on the header of mt youtube home page. I will add it to my video descriptions. Thx for visiting 🙋
Thx for the suggestion, the link is on the header of mt youtube home page. I will add it to my video descriptions. Thx for visiting 🙋
Cute idea!
Thanks for showing all the steps for this cute project. Looking to forward to watching more videos.
Great tip about the flash light!
I just noticed the holders you use for your punch needles. Great idea, and great video!!
Hi-so creative in your approach. I hope you are still doing videos. This is great. Thank you-so many years later. It is March 2021 as I view this~!!!!
Thank you! Yes I am still making videos, this one happens to be my most watched, I surely hope it has helped others learn and love the art of punch needle.❤
Tips fantastic! What is the name and designer of this pattern? You are an encourager of creative confidence, thanks so very much.
Thank you Annie B! This design is by Lori Brechlin, Notforgotten Farm, Horse on the Hill.
Great tip!
thank you!!
Very nice!
Thank you🙋♀️
How lovely!
Thank you🙋♀️
If you don't mind a suggestion, what I do on vines and leaves, is punch the vine up to the leaf, then do the leaf, then back to the vine, to the next leaf, etc. No stopping, no jumping, no cutting.
Thank you, I too would do this as well, however, there was more than one thread color used for the leaves on this project. I appreciate your input and have been enjoying your youtube channel.
@@RondaTedder thanks. 😊
Another great tip, thank you.
Thank you
I do this same thing when I punch. So much faster than constant clipping.
Brilliant! I want to watch more, but I have to sleep. :)
Thank you!
Are you punching side to side? I usually punch towards myself, and turn the frame. I sometimes punch side to side in small areas, but it looks like I use more thread that way, since it's not as flat.
Hello🙋♀️ Yes I punch side to side most of the time, I have never thought of it as using more thread. If it does, I think it would be a small difference in usage. Thank you for watching!
I never knew about this. I'm gonna give it a try!
My hands are not as strong as they used to be, I found it very helpful!
👍
Thank you !
great tip ,thanks
Loved this Rhonda......the music 🎶 is beautiful.. I can see the cliffs of Dover.. Are you still selling items you’ve made on your Etsy shop? Thank you Stay safe Ohio
Hi Sharon, yes I am still selling on Etsy. Going to be doing mostly small items, original designs. So glad you took time to say hello. You be safe as well. I lost my oldest brother to Covid in December, hard to deal with the loss. 🙋♀️🙏💔
@@RondaTedder oh I’m so sorry Ronda for your loss.... it’s a pain we hold within a broken heart 💔 only God can mend... We hold them ever so close to our hearts... I’ll check out your website, is it different? Blessings ~ Ronda Stay safe ♥️🙏🌹🤗
@@sharonannc.3079 thank you for your kindness ❤
What fabric do you use?
I am using weavers cloth.
Woo hoo, I'm going to give this a go! Thank you
Thank you
I appreciate what you’re saying, but it is so difficult to actually see what you are doing. There are shadows and the camera needs to get closer to your needle. I would love to see you do another video with these changes because I feel like you’re techniques are better than most. I can’t see the bevel on your needle to really understand what direction you are using. Thank you so much.
Hi Wendy, Thank you for visiting and your question. I have published a new video today, I hope this will be of help. Here is the link ruclips.net/video/MxUAli-cG1k/видео.html Have a great day! Kindly, Ronda
How do you tie off the ends
They are not tied, simply cut off close to work. If your fabric has been kept tight during punching the weave of the fiber will hold them in place. If you wish, some will use a fabric glue after punching is finished. You can dilute it with water and brush it on. I have never done this and have never had any problems. Thanks for viewing my video ✂️
I have watched a lot of these videos recently... best technique I have seen so far... Great stuff
Thank you