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😊very nice!! Enjoyed watching your project come to life.

You make so many crafts that I already do or want to try! Love it! After watching your videos I always feel like I really can do them! Thank you! This looks terrific! I wonder if it would work with a 3D mold? Now to look for a used blender!

Great idea, I have tin heart and tart molds I could do this with. Thanks for sharing your how to

Love them all, especially the turkey for fall! Thanks for sharing your talent with us!❤

Love sheep! 👍. Great idea!❤

Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial ❤

Thank you very helpful

Thanks, Amy ❤❤❤

Very cute ideas. I enjoyed all of the information. Thanks.

I think I would like to try this! I love the way you came up with different patterns! Thank you!

Very clever and informative. Thanks Amy

I love this! I have a clip-art book with Pennsylvania Dutch designs like this. I need to try it! Thank you!!

Very nice project! Now you could do a punchneedle of it 😂 I hooked a similar pattern by Martha Lowery...I love fraktur designs ❤

I m also very happy about these vedio ❤thank you so much dr for providing like these helpful vedio for us❤god bless you ,and keep it up🎉❤

What an awesome project! Nicely done!

So cute! Super great tutorial 🎉 thanks

Love that bench!❤. Great idea to use a quilt square pattern for your hooking project. I will have to remember that!❤😊 Love your channel! Thanks for sharing your talent with us.

Really very nice to see a project done without gallons of hot glue on everything. Thanks 💖

Very nice hooking, great job!

What is the name of the book? Love the way you teach!

❤ That was informative and fun. Thanks.

Thank you! That was a fun project!

Which is thicker ball or skein

It's on my page it's a old tin bisto rub I've had it years can't think we're it came from lol

Thank you so much that was helpful ❤️🥺

They are lovely

Electricy Bill ?

Gr3at ideas as always! Thanks 😊

Very helpful and very interesting. Thanks.

This video came in just as I'm trying to figure out how to attach my project to one of these boards! I was planning on hot glue.... Is that not a good idea?

Hi Amy - this was very helpful. I have only glued my punch needle onto boards. I have found the Aleene’s Turbo Tacky Glue to be very effective. It was very nice to see the other two methods as well. Much appreciated!

So many great ideas! Thank you!

I'm warping up my loom (4 shaft table with string heddles) to make this dish towel. For a 26 inch towel, what was your reasoning for a 56 in warp?

Love the idea of material

Very cute idea

Thank you for demystifying the pn loom! Beautifully clear instructions presented at a perfect pace!

Very interesting.

What a brilliant idea! I might try to cross stitch again! Thanks 😊

Thank you for this video. I love the look of these primitive cross stitch pieces. I do a lot of cross stitch working on 28ct and the eyes just aren't as good as they used to be. Sometimes I take out as many stitches as I put in. I will give this a try. Pamela A/PA

I am wondering if the Valdani Perle cotton 8 is more economical than the 3 strand floss. Any idea?

Does the model B work in a similar way as the one you demonstrated? Also, can it be used on fabric other that wool?

I'm going to try this method. It looks beautiful and easier than the ways I've tried before! I almost always hook on linen. How do you think it would work on linen?

❤A very good lesson.Just in time for the holiday. Thank you.

Thanks Amy for a great tutorial. I loved your finished pillow.

Looks so original love it

This was such a helpful video! Thank you for sharing with us! I do have a question about lettering and numbers.... how do you get them to look so nice and uniform? I hook my letters and numbers first when doing a rug and then hook around them. It always seems to come out looking "wonky". Any help would be appreciated! This pillow turned out so beautiful!❤️🤍💙🇺🇲 I'm from Missouri, too! Sedalia, in fact! But I've lived in Alabama now for the last several years.

Amy this is great idea looks great

Very nice, Amy. Project well done.

Hi Amy - great transformation! Were you holding your breath regarding the red running since you purchased it at a thrift store? Most flosses today are colorfast but I have seen even those in red run on occasion.

You are genius...