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I am loving watching your Floss tubes, I started watching later ones, but have gone back and I'm enjoying watching your wips and also your change of decisions 😂 keep them coming. ❤

I am loving watching your Floss tubes, I started watching later ones, but have gone back and I'm enjoying watching your wips and also your change of decisions 😂 keep them coming. ❤

Congrats on 8000 subscribers! You are the first (though far from the last) flosstuber I ever subscribed to, and I’ve loved hearing about everything you make! The faces on Winter’s Gift look great with the backstitch, I love that fox so much. Good to have the warning for the arctic animals glow in the dark thread fraying, I have not made it that far. Stormy skies is such a pretty fabric, can’t wait to see what you make on that! And glad you enjoyed the jingle ball! I also didn’t spend enough time on it, final papers and all.

Congratulations on reaching 8000 subscribers🎉 As always all your stitching is beautiful but WOW your two fancy ladies are just stunning!!! and oh that white fox is stunning 😍 Wishing you and all your family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy & Healthy 2025...... early Happy Birthday to the lovely Dr Tim, I hope he enjoys his special day. Happy Stitching ☺

Happy Christmas Kat. Thank you for another excellent floss tube. I love seeing your work. It would be lovely to have a WIP parade and to hear your plans. Those fabrics are beautiful, I can see why you couldn't resist - and we all deserve a Christmas present to ourselves. Hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas. Congratulations on 8000 subscribers 😊

Oh boy, definitely some guilty moments while watching this. 😮 Thank you for sharing your great tips! 😊

I always love your stitches. Your fancy ladies are always my favorites. So so beautiful. One day I will do one for sure. I just need a little more practice first. 😊 Happy Birthday to Lovely Husband Doctor Tim. My hubbies birthday is this Saturday. Merry Christmas and Happy Stitching!😊

❤ lovely stitching podcast as usual. Congratulations on the 8000 subscribers! Have a safe and happy Christmases and see you in 2025 ❤ thank you for all your cheer all year round.

I always say it is not a mistake but it is artistic interpretation.

Merry Christmas and thanks for sharing. Winter's gift is already looking amazing - can't wait to see it with more backstitch - the fox is super cute. As is the artic animals - I can't decide on which is my favourite, but maybe the puffins :-) If you're after more ideas for stitch with me or tutorial, I would love to see how you tackle the beading on Winter's Girft when you get around to it.

Congratulations on 8000 subscribers. Love all your updates with the finishes and WIPS. Winters gift is so beautiful, love it. It’s good to see coloured hoops instead of just wooden hoops. Trims are really nice and the fabrics are lovely. Look forward to seeing the rest of your new stash. Have a lovely Christmas and new year Kat. Excited to see what stitchy goodies you have through 2025 on here and on Patreon. ❤❤

Congratulations on 8000 subscribers. Love all your updates with the finishes and WIPS. Winters gift is so beautiful, love it. It’s good to see coloured hoops instead of just wooden hoops. Trims are really nice and the fabrics are lovely. Look forward to seeing the rest of your new stash. Have a lovely Christmas and new year Kat. Excited to see what stitchy goodies you have through 2025 on here and on Patreon. ❤❤

5:35 Cute Where's Wally sheep! 😂 Congrats on 8K, Kat. Have a lovely Christmas and New Year, looking forward to more stitchy goodness in 2025. 👍 ...and happy birthday, Lovely Husband Dr Tim! 🎉

Kat would you be able to do a tutorial sometime about how you do the framing with the lovely hoops you bought that have the backing? It must be very straight forward, but if you have hints about making it simple, I would love to hear them.

Great update! Love your fancy ladies and the fabric for mermaids realm is perfect! Happy Christmas Kat!

Apparently I'd skipped over this video whilst catching up. Whoops. Ironically I was working on my Alice quaker whilst watching. How exciting to be doing your first quaker! I love those amethyst colours, but tbh I'm biased because amethyst and rose quartz are my favourite gemstones lol. Now I'm trying to remember if I've used any of my ctg threads before. I think I used one on the heart quaker and then had to rip it all out because I stitched landscape instead of portrait and ran out of room on my fabric. Need to get back to restarting that one. Maybe your mother in law can finish the quaker into a pillow for you? Or I'm planning on doing my seasonal quakers on the same fabric and putting them in one of those split window frames. Maybe the piece will tell you what it wants when it's finished. :)

Thank you so much for explaining in a simple but thorough way this technique. I much appreciated it & will give railroading a go. 👍

A bit late to the party! I’ve enjoyed watching your stitchalong while wrapping presents.

Thanks very much! What a disgrace that in this modern day where we have been to the moon............women are forced to pull out one thread at a time!! What a shame, so much waste and what a mess and expense! Is this done intentionally, this selling strategy..........to have women spend a lot of foolish time...detailing and counting threads would you believe.......not to mention the expense and......waste.....shame on this company........try that on men

In a very raw beginner & wondering why you appear to put your needle in between the two threads when doing the second stitch of the cross. I’ve just started my first cross stitch (on aida) & wondering if I’m doing it incorrectly. Many thanks.

What a wonderful tip! Thank you Kat!

What canvas are you using?

Great tip!

Thanks for the ideas. I store my finished pieces on pants hangers in my closet.

I don't always watch your tutorial videos, but I'm so glad I clicked on this one. Hi before Christmas! I put my smaller pieces in a scrapbook folder, which is pretty similar to the art folio solution. Glad you mentioned the tissue paper; I hadn't even thought about how paper or other materials would interact with the threads and fabrics... especially all the hand dyed stuff. I loved seeing some of your smaller pieces. We need a finishing parade from you sometime :D Whereabouts is the idea bloom piece from? That one looks like it would make the perfect cover for my craft diary :D

Enjoyed this video I like the portfolio method. Thank you. I find myself folding and sticking in my project bag. Erma California ❤

Thank you this is very helpful

Thank you Kat for great tips. Love your ideas of storage especially the art portfolio. So glad you mentioned the acid free tissue paper as I didn’t know you could get this I would have just bought normal tissue paper. X

The art portfolio solution looks great. Super helpful video. Thank you 💚

For mounting projects I use fancy washi and then run it through the sewing machine on a straight stitch which leaves a nice strong decrotiv edge.

As a librarian, one must use acid free. Look for archival products at library vendors or archivist shops

Not too long for me! Enjoyed the Iceland stories and pictures sooooo much! Looking forward to every future thing you talked about. The project bag is awesome. Headed there right now! Hugs, Elaine in South Carolina, US

How about pvc piping used from getting wet?

What about a cedar chest or hope chest?

Thanks for the info Kat x

Really useful video, thank you Happy stitching 😊❤

Thank you Kat - you answered my query! I really like the portfolio so I will check that out. I have a photo album but it only works for small pieces. So helpful as always. Hope your winter stitching is going well 😊

Clicked to enjoy some relaxing stitchy viewing before I start my work day... 3mins in and I need to call my employer to take an emergency personal day, to deal ASAP with my many stitchy storage transgressions. 😳😱

Very helpful!

I hate Nurge hoops. Impossible to get fabric in, especially aida. Worst hoops in the world.

Thanks for the tips! Something else I would do would be to add a label with which projects are in the tubes, especially if you have several 😊

This was fabulous! Thank you!

Thanks for the advice, I have never used a hoop and was worried, but now my mind is at ease. xx

Now I'm wandering what surprise your april flosstube will have. :D Lovely to see your wonderful projects - and especially Winter's Gift. So exciting! Congrats on your finish :) And I agree: the sheep is super cute (though I think I'm biased considering where I live). It's summer in Australia so I'll enjoy the winter vibes from flosstube. I'm somewhere through the puffins on the Arctic Animal sal so I am very far behind... but my double vision has finally settled enough to get into my smaller counts again (which I'm super excited about!) so that'll have to wait. Or maybe I'll take it to work hmm. Did you get to the rainbow gallery thread yet? Merry Christmas if I don't watch another flosstube from you before then!

I love the Tiny Towns too, have 5 to do to start after Christmas WIPs are finished. So the 4 seasons and the Christmas one. In the southern hemisphere so will start with summer up the top and doing them on one piece of fabric. Am looking forward to seeing your progress. 😁🪡

Hi, so:I bought a 40. Ount design and I’m wondering to make it so I can see it, if I used 20 count is that the same size ,thanks so much

I learnt to do the plaiting with threads when l started doing Sashiko. 😊🇦🇺

Looks lovely so far! I also got the Stitching in the Forest book, but Fox and Butterfly was really calling to me. I’m going to start it next week as a new start for my birthday 😊

Oh my gosh, you know I love all your WIPs, but the Winter’s Gift! is just so stunning! I love her!! Such fun December plans (and a January) Woohoo! 😊

Do you know (of course you don’t but I’m gonna tell you anyway!), I’m not to keen on words but I love the lemons! It turned out soooo good!Your stitching as usual is sublime! I decided to be brave & start the Blizzard but I’m not going to show it I just got back to cross stitching just over a year ago M y niece got a kit for Xmas & came to me for help She lost interest & I finished it After it was finished I felt lost so I bought one for myself I just did stamped ones & did some small counted ones This SAL is the first big one(& I know it’s not big!) but I’ve found out I can’t count! I started where you did I’m only using colours in my stash to see how I get on So far so good The pattern seems easy enough but I’ve not got to the trees yet! Once I see how I do I’ll buy the colours Love all the designs in this book! I want to do the bear & the owl Fingers crossed I don’t make to many mistakes & get frustrated!