How to use a Sharp Needle to make Fractional Cross Stitches Easier

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  • Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @suekay5353
    @suekay5353 Год назад

    Brilliant…thank you ❤️

  • @jeantruckey1502
    @jeantruckey1502 Год назад

    Great tip!

  • @sarar8650
    @sarar8650 Год назад

    Genius

  • @catsarethebestpeople5790
    @catsarethebestpeople5790 Год назад +1

    Great tip. I've never enjoyed doing fractional stitches.
    Speaking of things I loathe in cross-stitching (😂), I wonder if you have any advice or tips on making french knots. I struggle with this every time, they end up all different sizes and shapes, and I end up a very unhappy stitcher! When I see french knots on a pattern, I cringe... Thanks!

    • @catkinandlillie
      @catkinandlillie  Год назад +2

      Thanks, and I'm so happy you found the tip helpful 😄
      I know you are definitely not alone in loathing the French knot so I'll be adding that to my list of videos to do! I don't think there's one magic tip for perfecting them though, although I think I get the best results when I can keep the thread that's wrapped around the needle nice and tight as I pull the thread through. But it is a balance because if you pull too tight your knot can look 'strangled.'
      I will say that although I'm usually happy with my French knots, they don't always look totally uniform and I think that's ok 😃
      Watch this space...although I do already have some other videos lined up for the next month or so 😄

    • @catsarethebestpeople5790
      @catsarethebestpeople5790 Год назад

      @@catkinandlillie Thank you, yes I think you're right about keeping the thread tight. 🙂

    • @flowerlass
      @flowerlass Год назад

      @@catkinandlillie This is my favorite channel! Thank you for all of your videos.

    • @catkinandlillie
      @catkinandlillie  Год назад

      @@flowerlass Wow, thank you, that's really lovely to hear 😁

  • @SpunkyGirl107
    @SpunkyGirl107 Год назад +1

    I never done fractional stitches. How do you read a pattern to determine the type of fractional stitches? I have seen 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4. I am totally lost when it comes to fractional stitches.

    • @catkinandlillie
      @catkinandlillie  Год назад +1

      Ah yes, deciding what type of fractional stitch to make when looking at a chart is a seriously tricky topic! No wonder you are mystified! I have the next couple of videos lined up but will add this to my list of much needed videos so watch this space!