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I loved your content.

Love your WIP parade what a lot of work went into it

Thanks for showing your wips. I enjoyed visiting with you today.

It feels good watching your video love all the stitching

Your stitching is beautiful. Love your finishes!! I am thrilled I was able to get that beautiful bird bag from your mom! Since I started watching you, I’ve been trying to purchase from your mom and sister and I was finally successful. I’m so happy you were able to get so many donations for your classroom library! I love when mine has new books to encourage the kids to get hooked on reading. I hope you have a wonderful school year! ❤❤❤

Great video as always! Love all your stitching! Absolutely beautiful everyone! I use to be a school secretary so I know how you are probably counting the days… Have a great day!

I really enjoy seeing the same pattern being stitched on different fabrics! I’m an Aida stitcher so I love seeing the differences! 😊

Hi Sarah. I forgot to tell you that I have had a library card since the age of 3 and I'm now 61. I have been reading almost my entire life and it is so important to learning. Thanks for all you do as a teacher.

Hi Sarah. Loved all the stitching today especially those tiny pumpkins over one - so cute. I so admire your genuine love of this wonderful craft of ours. Touche'

Love your videos! Our tastes are similar. I think I would put the alphabet on the bottom of Blueberry House Sampler (?). I love those two little redbirds in the bottom corner. Wishing you a fantastic school year. Happy stitching!!❤

Great finishes - it’s such a great feeling. Well done xx

Dear Sarah, what wonderful stitching and finishing. Your mattress strawberry pin cushion was great. My favourite of your FFOs was Grim’s Haunt - just fabulous. You have a real flair for choosing fabrics - the XJuDesign fabric for the Teresa Kogut Birds pattern was sooo good. Regarding the BlackBerry House I like the bottom section with the alphabet: I think the greater density and smaller size of the pattern provides a lovely counterpoint to the main section. The Moira Blackburn will make a wonderful heirloom piece. I think most stitchers wonder what will happen to their pieces after they are dead; my daughter is really not interested and that’s fine - why should she? I’ve decided that I stitch and quilt and sew because I love it and that’s enough. I too believe literacy is so important, unlocking so many doors and being such a source of fun and delight. I started a parent volunteering reading scheme at my daughter’s primary school (ages 4-11 in England) when she was younger and I loved it. Are your summer holidays finishing soon? Ours start 3rd week in July and they usually return in first week of Sept (Scotland has them earlier). I enjoyed your flosstube so much that I watched it twice - I very rarely do that - thank you so much, best, Steph

Thanks for a great video. Your stitching is beautiful. And, thank you & our husband for all your hard work & dedication as teachers. It is a hard , & sometimes thankless job. I have one grandson who excels in reading. He devours anything he can get his hands on. He is currently re-reading the Harry Potter books. His brother struggles with reading (he is only 7), but thanks the the great district he is in & the hardworking teachers in the reading program he is slowly catching up. If we can read & write we need to remember to thank a teacher.

So many amazing full finishes!! I’m like you, once I fully finish them I can’t put them away. I have a series of all the season displayed because I want to keep staring at them. lol. Your quilt blocks look awesome! I keep pondering giving it a try too.

Not morbid at all. I’m 71 and thinking about my legacy more and more. Even my 11 year old grandson understands that importance. He’s thinking about what he’d like to have to remember me by. I love that. My 3 girls are even putting their names on things they appreciate. I love knowing that they will receive the things most meaningful to them. Another great video. I love your content…always!!!

Hi Sarah - I always enjoying watching your channel. Seeing all the things you have finished and your WIPs. You were mentioning your teaching. My daughter is an elementary school teacher as well. I asked her if, in CA, the schools still teach CA history in 4th grade covering missions, gold rush, etc. She said yes. Do you teach your state history in 4th grade as well? What types of things do you cover? Can't wait to see your next flosstube! Take Care.

I LOVE watching you two. Makes my day! I especially appreciate all the information you add on in the Description. I’m an Aida stitcher too. I love seeing Sarah W.’s fabric choices. You both always give me great ideas. I started working on Serenity recently because of you!!! P.S. I do the back-stitching as I go because it is my least favorite thing to do. I want to end on an UP and not on a DOWNER. LOL! Sarah L. I’m a perfectionist and if it doesn’t look right to me, I will also do it over. After all, the stitch is FOR me!!!!! Love you gals.

Another great video! I love all of your stitching! I always run right to your mom’s Etsy shop and it’s always empty when I get there! Good for her but not good for me lol I then got the pumpkin spice from your sister’s!

Hi Sarah! Your FlossTubes make me happy! Your FFO’s are beautiful and I enjoy hearing all about the details about your WIPS! You and Sarah are great together and it’s so nice seeing your Combined FlossTubes too! ❤🌻🤩🥰🧵

I enjoy the variety of projects and wow! So much progress! Thanks for sharing!

Always enjoy your flosstube! Your work is beautiful! Take care!

Great video as usual. You look so pretty! Love your hair and lip colors! On the Folk series, how do you back the stitchery? With a sticky type board? What size? It looks like it’s a long piece. Thank u!

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Oh my. You visited my love. My parents lived just 11 miles north of Jackson. My 4 children grew up hiking those beautiful mountains. Awesome place

Glad you enjoyed your vacation in my neck of the woods (Idaho). Yellowstone is a day trip for us & we have camped in the Tetons. I don’t think I’d ever attempt a Sampler, but I really enjoy looking at your beautiful pieces. I’m glad you show us the project bags too. ❤

Love spending time with you and your stitching.

Your stitching is gorgeous 🤩. I watch the videos with a pen and note pad to write down patterns and fabric ideas. Thank you 💕

Beautiful progress on your pieces. Nothing morbid about recollection of one's own mortality. Truely people should dwell on this subject at least once throughout the day, because we never know when our time is up and should be living consciously each day with what we do, with the people we interact with and what we will leave behind if we were not here tomorrow. Morbid? Nonsense! It's morbid to think fearfully of the subject or to be quick to dismiss it... that to me is morbid... to not discuss about death is to not embrace life meaningfully. ❤

Love seeing your finishes -- the three were stunning! And I love seeing what you're working on, you are always inspiring -- although I do covet your eyesight and ability to stitch on 40 count fabric -- but I'm getting over it! I am accepting my vision, which is supposed to be 20/20, I've had cataract surgery, ya know, maybe I should just try it and stop being such a weenie!! On the other hand.... yeah, I should either try it or stop being so covetous! LOL!! It's not that often I want a smaller sized project anyway.... OK< 'nuff said.... Have a lovely whatever is left of your summer!

Hi Sarah! I always enjoy watching your videos. Your projects are amazing and your finishes are absolutely beautiful. I don’t think you were morbid talking about where you stitched pieces will end up. I think we all think about that. I know that my boys (all 6 of them) will take my stitched pieces. They even took some of my mother-in-laws cross stitch pieces and have them hanging in the homes. I wish there were more teachers like you that are dedicated to not just the students in there class but all the students. You are a beautiful person inside and out. I hope to get to meet you someday and have you for a stitchy friend. Your mom’s and sister’s project bags are beautiful. Looking forward to your next FlossTube ❤❤

Hi Sarah! You are not alone when you talk about thinking ahead to where your stitching will end up when you are longer here! I think about that all the time! We don’t have kids so where things will go once we are both gone is a great question. I just pray it doesn’t all end up in an antique shop somewhere or a thrift store. Thanks for another great video! ❤

Which Roxy FlossCo white did you use on Eliza Poole?. I’m trying to find a good one for a mono color piece.Thanks!

Beautiful projects. I enjoy your videos and your monthly joint videos with Sarah W.

I’m sorry you get negative comments - I love your channel and all your stitching. I feel for you, as one teacher to another, as stitch time goes down here at the end of August :(

I always love spending my stitchy mornings with you! Thank you for sharing all your stitches and for providing your kiddos with a library. My very favorite subject then and now is reading and library days. 🖤

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I am loving watching your channel. You have inspired me and directed me to other wonderful stitchers and I have started pushing myself to try different styles of patterns thanks to all the amazing things I am seeing in flosstube.

LOVE watching your videos. I would probably leave the bottom off the blackberry house piece. I now think about what my son and daughter will like when I'm gone. I am not buying anymore samplers as I don't think its their thing. I did buy glendon place love you still and Karen Kluba always remember to do for my daughter as the verses are meaningful and lovely. Other than that I think they will love the smalls are something they will like. 🇦🇺🦘🐨

Love visiting with you! Thank you for another fun video!

I’m working on Dasher & Dancer ( my most ambitious stitch to date, in terms of size) and have already decided that it will be my heirloom stitch. Once I finish it, I’ll be telling my nieces all about it, and request that they share it (it can rotate homes every Christmas) when I’m no longer around. Love your projects and your channel!

Love hearing about your travels, thanks for sharing. And wow stitchers are so generous to your class, so great to hear xox

lucky you to have not one but two family members to supply you with bags. Beautiful stitching

I definitely think about who will get certain pieces when I pass. I also threaten them on a regular basis that I will haunt them if my stitches end up in goodwill.

New to your channel and really enjoyed it! Subscribed ❤️

I love all the cross stitch projects you choose to work on, and the finishes are great! And now you're quilting? Uh oh....

Sarah I love your videos and all your amazing projects

I love books and my husband loves trees so I'm the one that sent you a tree book. Happy to do it.

Such great stitches! Fun video.

I think that it is SO sweet that your son appreciates your stitching! I am not sure that my boys do yet. 😃 I hope your school year gets off to a great start. I have been retired for 2 years, but it still seems strange not to be getting my classroom ready.

Thanks for your video! As someone who has had to go through projects and memories of my grandma and mom in the past few years, it is surprising what is meaningful and heirloom to different members of the family. By all means, if someone asks for something, earmark it for them. Otherwise I would recommend just letting people decide for themselves what is meaningful to them. What is meaningful to us doesn’t necessarily translate. Putting emotional weight on items can leave people with unintended feelings and struggles-ie “I can’t get rid of this because Mom wanted me to keep it but I don’t really like it or have a place for it.”