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This is so wonderfully illustrated. Thank you!

Thank you very much for a great explanation, it's really helpful!

Thank you! Finally I can do satin stitch!🎉🎉🎉

Thank you Jenny for this excellent information❤

Thank you!

excellant thank you

Wow. Oh wow…like dance illustration…..never knew there was geometry to sewing/embroidery. Learn something new. Every day.

Thank you so much. So glad I found this!

This is an excellent video.

Very good tutorial on the satin stitch. Thank you for sharing this.

Excellent tutorial 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Excellent explanation. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent

I avoid satin stitch like the plague. I will have a practice with your explanation in mind. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

This is incredible.

I’m new to embroidery, had no idea that I needed to plan out my needle movements!

This video is lovely and so useful!

Never have heard of tbzt technical explanation. So well explained. Thank you so much. X from Normandy👌

You explained that so well thanks 😊

What a brilliant instruction! Most appreciated 😊

Mine when I have done them turn out gappy. Do you need to do base stitching in the bed of the image being sewn before the satin stitching over the top

Thank you. The eyelets I see online are very messy. The overcast is uneven and course. This eyelet is neat, even and perfect.

This is the first time I've heard satin stitch explained in this way. Makes perfect sense. Thank you

This has to be the most informative instruction on how to do the satin stitch neatly. Cotton may be somewhat forgiving but silk is not so I am so grateful that after 50 years of hand sewing I no longer have to fill in stupid gaps I've accidentally made because of my lack of knowledge. So simple but solves a multitude of problems. Thank you so much and I hope you do more videos in the future (or a book, that would be nice).

Thank you! ❤

Than, you. I will practice 😊

Thank you so much. This is something new for me. Thank for sharing

Oh my goodness! How helpful! Thank you Jenny.

Thank you so much!

Could you let me know when you next have a workshop please?

❤

Thank you! After mastering the tangents of knitting, spinning, rug hooking, returned to my first childhood love -embroidery. Joined EGA USA & now am around some critical eyes. I really appreciate this lesson!

wonderful demo

Thank you so much! A wonderful tutorial!!

Jenny is such a great teacher, she has such a wonderful talent ❤

Great explanation ❤😊

Thank you.👍💚

I used to hate satin stitch so much and always wondered how it turned so flat . Last month too I ended up with some flat looking oranges🍊 . Now I got it .Thanks a load for your explanations ❤

Marvelous. Thank you.

Thankyou Jenny. This is a wonderful tutorial I’m trying to find my sewjo again after finishing my nursing degree. ❤

Thank you for the informative video

Hello Jenny thank you for a comprehensive video so good to see you as I attended a stump work course at the RSN given by you. I have my piece in the wooden box your father made. Happy stitching Neil

Fascinating

How do you attache the silk to the calico please?

This is mind blowing and now I have my questions fully answered 🎉thank you so so much hugs from Provence ❤🎉

Ive been doing satin stitch for decades....wrongly. I was never happy with it and tried avoiding it. Doing an embroidery just now and it bugged me so much i came on youtube to try and improve . So glad i found you, THE best explanation I have ever seen! Thank you

Thank you Jenny for this wonderful tutorial. I have a question. I usually use silk for embroidery and I use calico for backing. How do you do slate frame in these cases? Many thanks

Huge THANK YOU. Much much blessings 🙏

This ironing technique is how my mother does tablecloth linen, especially brocades. It brings out the dull/shiny contrast. Care to be taken with heat on poly blends.

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. SO incredibly helpful!

An absolutely brilliant well displayed tutorial!