Flosstube Extra - Mill Hill Ornament Finishing Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video I will show you how I fully finish a Mill Hill kit into an ornament with a beaded hanger. Hope you enjoy and find it helpful!
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Mill Hill Kits:
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Loved the tutorial. I have an ornament kit and now that I see how to finish it, I'm going to plan to actually stitch it. I so appreciated that you gave every little detail including the box set up and how you keep the hangar from getting glue on it. Seriously, the details are ever so helpful. Thank you so much!
This was so helpful, thank you. I have not done a Mill Hill kit yet but have bought some. 😊
Excellent tutorial! I really should get back to my Mill Hill kit.
Your tape measure is amazing! I didn’t know that I needed a tape measure koozy in my life.
This was a great video. I have never done a Mill Hill Kit before but now that you showed us on how to finish them I may buy one to try it out. I heard that once you start making them you can not stop buying them. Thanks for showing us. Happy Stitching.
Thanks so much for watching! They are very fun!!
I have a couple of Mill Hill Santas that I have stitched but never fully finished. You have given me inspiration!
I need to make one of the Santas soon!
Thanks for the video, you’ve inspired me to stitch and finish my first ever Mill Hill! They are very addictive! 😊
Rebecca! Greetings from Dallas!! Excellent tutorial! Thanks so much!
Thank you for the tutorial! Your ornaments are so lovely. ❤
Great tutorial! I appreciate the step by step instructions. I have saved your video and will refer to it when I am ready to finish my Mill Hill ornaments. Your ornaments turned out beautifully!
Nice finish. I will pass this onto my daughter.
This was such a great little behind the scenes extra!
By the way, if you ever get bored and want to come clean my kitchen, you're always welcome 😂😂😮
😂 it won’t stay looking like this
I love this!!!! I inherited some kits from my mom’s stash. Thank you for sharing, very helpful!!!
Very cute finish. Thank you for sharing! Happy stitching!
Great tutorial! Can’t wait to try this on my TFPS snow globe ornament project.
Also, I was stitching was watching this and thought it was funny that every time I looked up, you were finishing a different ornament. You’ve been busy! They all look great!!
This was great multi tasking for me 😂
Great tutorial! You have inspired me to try my first perforated paper piece.
Great video! Now I need all the mill hill kits. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Join the cult - I mean club! 😂
Thanks so much…that was so helpful! I really like the look of a little felt border. :)
Excellent tutorial! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Off to buy some Mill Hill kits!!😊
They look great!
Thank you fr this tutorial! Very useful.😊
Thank you for filming this, i have mill hill kits, but havent done one yet
@@dawnellaconger1719 they are so fun once you get going!
I just started working on Mill Hill kits so this is very helpful. Has anyone ever told you that you look like Christina Applegate talk like her as well
😊
This was great. Thank you.
I'll use this tutorial to finish a mill hill snow globe ornament I did years ago (I never covered the back 😂). Thanks Rebecca
Those Snow Globe ones are no joke 😂
Can’t wait to see yours fully finished!
Great video Rebecca! I have a couple Mill Hill kits. One started and not finished and one waiting to be worked on. I should get my kits out again and give them a try. Love all your videos by the way. Thanks!😍
Nicely done. Thank you
Great video! Very helpful ❤️
Thanks for the tutorial! I’ll try this finish next time.
Such a great tutorial! Makes me want to try one now 😊 do you have any information on those small fabric shears?
They are Gingher brand. I’ve had them for many years and they have lasted well.