What a Great Tutorial. Packed with all of your Tremendously Terrific Tips, Tricks & Techniques. Love the looks you achieve when you do your hand stitching. Can't wait to try it!! YOU so ROCK!! Joan Smith
Thank you very much for this series. Can you please add some information about embroidery floss. I purchased some to do stitching on my cards about a year ago and I tried to take a few strands off and got the entire pack in a knot. I did search you tube but I could not find one that answered my questions about how to prepare floss for use and also how do you store your floss. Thank you very much I look forward to your tutorial.
This was awesome!!! Thank you soooooo much for doing this!!! You were very helpful and informative!!! So going to play around with this and learn it. I have to stitch the Mickey head like you did for my Disney album. And hopefully I will get it and work my way up to the castle.
Mine came in a kit that I got years ago. But I know you can still find them on Amazon. They will be taller, but honestly that’s a good thing! I lose my little one all the time!
You can make your own with an Excel craft knife (or any brand that has a "+" opening for the blade, not just 1 straight opening). Then insert the eye of a needle into the opening and tighten. This allows you to use different size needles, depending on the size hole you need for the size thread or floss you're using.
I love that you work this part of your paper crafting into your regular family schedule!
this video inspired me a lot, especially the part where you talk about finding time for stitching.
Thank you for this video very helpful 😊 As a first times that knows nothing about stitching ❤
Hi Christine! I love your idea for using patterned paper as a stitch guide. Thank you for sharing. Take care, Kim :)
Kim Thomas thanks so much!
Fun video ... thanks for sharing these sewing tips!
I’m new to your channel and I love your direction
Thank you for sharing this with me
thanks so much for this series. I love the look of hand stitching, but lack the confidence to try it. I am so excited to see where to start.
Erica Matthews hope it helps!
Love it all! TFS these tips and tricks! Best video I've found regarding stitching in paper crafts!
Definitely gonna try this!
Kayla Posten thank you❤️
What a Great Tutorial. Packed with all of your Tremendously Terrific Tips, Tricks & Techniques. Love the looks you achieve when you do your hand stitching. Can't wait to try it!! YOU so ROCK!!
Joan Smith
MsSuper Klutz thanks so much!
Hi! Thank you so much for sharing ❤️ May I know what kind of paper you used or which you recommend is suitable for hand stitching? Thank you!
Thanks so much! This is exactly what I was looking for!
Venus Newhouser awesome - glad to help ❤️
Cool. love the idea of not needing a machine.
What paper are you using, plz and TY
What a great tutorial, thanks for sharing x
Thank you very much for this series. Can you please add some information about embroidery floss. I purchased some to do stitching on my cards about a year ago and I tried to take a few strands off and got the entire pack in a knot. I did search you tube but I could not find one that answered my questions about how to prepare floss for use and also how do you store your floss.
Thank you very much I look forward to your tutorial.
Gail Loyola I will talk about that a little in my next video! Look for it later this evening!
What size needle are you using for the paper?
This was awesome!!! Thank you soooooo much for doing this!!! You were very helpful and informative!!! So going to play around with this and learn it. I have to stitch the Mickey head like you did for my Disney album. And hopefully I will get it and work my way up to the castle.
Kari Thomason yay!!! I hope it helps!
This was just great, thank you!
Sharon Barrackman I'm so glad - thank you!
Thanks for sharing. Love this will be a series. Thank you. I just found your chAnnel and subbed.
Where did you purchase the paper piercer? I can't seem to find one anywhere, especially one that's small.
Mine came in a kit that I got years ago. But I know you can still find them on Amazon. They will be taller, but honestly that’s a good thing! I lose my little one all the time!
You can make your own with an Excel craft knife (or any brand that has a "+" opening for the blade, not just 1 straight opening). Then insert the eye of a needle into the opening and tighten. This allows you to use different size needles, depending on the size hole you need for the size thread or floss you're using.
Thank you