I've never fallen in love with a channel so fast. I recently picked embroidery up as a hobby and your channel has been the most helpful. The tutorials are excellent!
My best friend got me started with needle work after many decades, and handling the needle is helping with the neuropathy caused by the chemotherapy I am currently undergoing. I would be lost if not for your concise videos on how to stitch. Thanks for helping.
Thank you for this video. While vacationing in Mexico I purchased a dress with this stitch running along the hem in wave pattern. I wore it ONE time before noticing that 3/4 of the stitches were unraveling. Thanks to your video I am confident in replacing all the stitches that I lost. So…THANK YOU!❤
Thank goodness for teaching people how to do the chain stick, I found it! I bought the quilt pansies embroidered for my daughter, but I don’t know how to do chain stick, split stick , satin stick! I found your clip on RUclips ! Thank you very much! You shearing , very easy to understand! ❤
Thank you so much. I watched another video but they went through everything so fast that I struggled to really learn. I´ve got it now. Thank you. No wonder you have so many views of your videos!
Thank you again for this very clear instructional video. I am always curious, though, of what the back of the fabric looks like. Would you show us in your next videos? Thank you!
Eyo! This video really helped out! My teacher was teaching us like this but not like the video, but then i found this video, its now easy to do chain stitch!
I had two embroidery kits with books that explained how to do the chain stitch and BOTH were confusing and contradicted each other! But your video made it look so easy!!! I watched, then when I finished watched and figured I didn't even need to try because I understood so well. UT I figured I should try, and I did ND no problem what so ever! Thank you so much for explaining in a way that made it so easy when TWO books couldn't!
I’ve had a look at this video and the instructions are very clear! Looking forward to having a practice run at this stitch! I’ve bought an Embroidery Hoop kit but won’t start it until I’ve mastered the different stitches! There’s 9 of them! 😆🪡🧵
this helps me so much with my school project that my teacher gave me!! You explained so much better than my teacher! Honestly where i live the only thing the teachers do are come to school and not give an effort to teach us and take money and done for the day! thanks so much!! :)))🥰
Aw, I'm sorry it's like that, but glad I could help! My kids tell me the same things about some of their teachers. One of their teachers literally told them, "It's not my job to teach you." Haha! What?!
Thank you for helping my learn embroidery through this pandemic! I purchased some kits online and couldn't have learned so well without your helpful videos to supplement the instructions that came with the kits. 💖 It's been a life saver through COVID to relax and focus on this craft. Thank you.
So, having tried this, I realized that you used a thicker mending-type thread, only a single strand too...I tried a thin double thread piece of cotton, and the loop merely twisted around itself! That made life very hard! I'll go and buy some mending thread today and use one strand for the loop. Then, practice! I'm 74 you see!
I'm actually using embroidery floss, which is made up of 6 smaller strands. You can separate the strands to make your stitches bigger or smaller. I used all 6 strands to make it easier to see for the video. My favorite amount to use is 3 strands, so just separate the 6 in half.
Thank you. I have just seen someone on Pinterest doing chain stitch backwards and it really freaked me out- so nice to discover from you that I'm not the only one who does it this way! (I'm not referring to direction of travel, it was way weirder than that.)
Yes, I think I've seen people do this, although I haven't tried it myself. If it's a crochet or knit blanket, yarn would be good. If it's a fabric blanket, I would probably use something like pearl cotton.
I am working on putting a name on a sweater and I have learned how to do the chain stitch but with the thicker yarn and the sweater it does not look as clean as yours does. Any suggestions for getting a clean chain stitch in a sweater with a thicker yarn?
Thank you for this! This is commonly used by crocheters to create a foundation chain attached to a piece of fabric (eg a zip), I've always wondered how to do it properly!
There are ways to start without a knot, but most of the time I just start with a knot in my thread. When I'm done, I run my needle under a few of the stitches in the back and just cut it off if it seems secure. Sometimes I will tie a knot in during that part as well. Here's a video that shows how to do it without knots: ruclips.net/video/QTZZ8rpYcf8/видео.htmlsi=cqSGb2lFMRinRFTc
Hi! I was wondering if you had a video about how to change the thread in the middle of a chain stitch. I have seen pictorial guides but I can't quite wrap my head around it.
I don't have a video. Not sure if there's a "correct" way to do it, but I'd probably just tack a chain down like I do in this video for the last one. Then you could bring up the new thread in that same spot and it would cover the tack stitch.
so I have a few questions !! what fabric do you use for this? -can I use this same fabric with the embroidery on a future pillow? EX: as the center of a new pillow case?! my last question is how long/far away should each Stich be from each other??
Here's a link to fabrics I like to use: cutesycrafts.com/2018/07/best-embroidery-fabric.html. You can embroidery on almost any fabric though. If it's really stretchy or thin, you'll want to use an interfacing on the back. For stitch length, I just go with whatever looks right. You want to shorten stitch length when you go around curves.
You want a size 3 embroidery needle for 6 strands. Here's a post where I have info about needle sizes: cutesycrafts.com/2018/08/5-essential-hand-embroidery-supplies.html
Okay I’m a diy person and I’m trying this but running out of yarn like I can do a little bit at a time and all the yarn is at the beginning what am I doing wrong?
Watch this video, and hopefully it will help: ruclips.net/video/PnNuzgSplaE/видео.htmlsi=AJzvb92R0xJ_OjT5 If you are using embroidery floss, you don't burn the ends. Just cut off about the length from your hand to your elbow, separate the amount of strands that you want to use, thread the needle, and tie a knot in the long end.
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I really appreciate how concise your stitch tutorials are. I have had to look them up at many different times when I forget how to do a stitch ☺️
Thank you so much! I have to watch them myself when I forget. Hahaha!
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I've never fallen in love with a channel so fast. I recently picked embroidery up as a hobby and your channel has been the most helpful. The tutorials are excellent!
Thank you so much!
My best friend got me started with needle work after many decades, and handling the needle is helping with the neuropathy caused by the chemotherapy I am currently undergoing. I would be lost if not for your concise videos on how to stitch. Thanks for helping.
So glad my videos are helping. I hope your chemo treatment is successful! 💗
thanks. i spent two hours on my sewing homework and this video saved me
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I hate how the teacher's order us to make the stitches,do they think about our safety?can we just do it when we're in 9th grade?SCHOOL SUCKS!!! :
@@pauljohnfernando4693 im in 9th grade and let me tell you, enjoy your goddamn stitching as long as you can
@Pauljohn Fernando, I'm in first grade and I learn stitching, it's actually the best thing ever.... I really enjoy stitching because it's satisfying
Damn your lucky i spent all day
Thank you for this video. While vacationing in Mexico I purchased a dress with this stitch running along the hem in wave pattern. I wore it ONE time before noticing that 3/4 of the stitches were unraveling. Thanks to your video I am confident in replacing all the stitches that I lost. So…THANK YOU!❤
All of your stitch videos save me as a newbie😅 thank you!
Thank goodness for teaching people how to do the chain stick, I found it! I bought the quilt pansies embroidered for my daughter, but I don’t know how to do chain stick, split stick , satin stick! I found your clip on RUclips ! Thank you very much! You shearing , very easy to understand! ❤
Patching up a sun shade umbrella. The stitches on the umbrella are chain. I learned how todo this stitch so they would matc. Thanks for the video
Thank you so much. I watched another video but they went through everything so fast that I struggled to really learn. I´ve got it now. Thank you. No wonder you have so many views of your videos!
Thank you again for this very clear instructional video. I am always curious, though, of what the back of the fabric looks like. Would you show us in your next videos? Thank you!
Thank you! I read instructions but could not figure out how the stiches went. Now your video makes the instructions make sense. Thanks again.
This channel is my go-to for embroidery. Clear directions and voice, good pacing, clear pictures. Perfect!
I forget how to do basic chain stitch. I was having a breakdown, then watched your video. Ty ty
We had a marked exam on chain stich and this video was on the right time. Thx
Eyo! This video really helped out! My teacher was teaching us like this but not like the video, but then i found this video, its now easy to do chain stitch!
I had two embroidery kits with books that explained how to do the chain stitch and BOTH were confusing and contradicted each other!
But your video made it look so easy!!! I watched, then when I finished watched and figured I didn't even need to try because I understood so well. UT I figured I should try, and I did ND no problem what so ever! Thank you so much for explaining in a way that made it so easy when TWO books couldn't!
I’ve had a look at this video and the instructions are very clear! Looking forward to having a practice run at this stitch! I’ve bought an Embroidery Hoop kit but won’t start it until I’ve mastered the different stitches! There’s 9 of them! 😆🪡🧵
this helps me so much with my school project that my teacher gave me!! You explained so much better than my teacher! Honestly where i live the only thing the teachers do are come to school and not give an effort to teach us and take money and done for the day! thanks so much!! :)))🥰
Aw, I'm sorry it's like that, but glad I could help! My kids tell me the same things about some of their teachers. One of their teachers literally told them, "It's not my job to teach you." Haha! What?!
What?! lol
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Thank you so much, I’m customizing denim shorts right now and I have never looked into embroidery before. This helped a lot
Thank you so much, I saw so many photo tutorials but they were all a bit confusing, this however was very helpful!
Thank you for helping my learn embroidery through this pandemic! I purchased some kits online and couldn't have learned so well without your helpful videos to supplement the instructions that came with the kits. 💖 It's been a life saver through COVID to relax and focus on this craft. Thank you.
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Thank you. I used this stitch to help with a design I embroidered on a cap for my husband!!
Thanks for posting this. It's very helpful, since I haven't done this stitch before, and I'm doing a wool applique pattern that calls for this.
This was so helpful and so quick. Thank you for the tutorial
Marvelous voice with concise instructions! Pretty, clean and simple visuals. Thank you, Cutesy!💮💮💮
Thank you! 😊
your videos are simple and educational. pls keep it up!
Also if your asking how my hands are doing, they are stabbed
So, having tried this, I realized that you used a thicker mending-type thread, only a single strand too...I tried a thin double thread piece of cotton, and the loop merely twisted around itself! That made life very hard! I'll go and buy some mending thread today and use one strand for the loop. Then, practice! I'm 74 you see!
I'm actually using embroidery floss, which is made up of 6 smaller strands. You can separate the strands to make your stitches bigger or smaller. I used all 6 strands to make it easier to see for the video. My favorite amount to use is 3 strands, so just separate the 6 in half.
Ahhhh it’s so simple but it’s so hard for me 😩😩 I’m not getting discouraged. Your videos really do help
You can do it!
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Thank you it helped me with my assignment
Thanks. I was very worried about tailoring exam this video helped me🤝
Thank you for these videos! You do such a good job of explaining the stitches.
Very helpful! I am doing decorative mending on my friend’s shirt
Thanks for making this so easy I was doin ut wrong reading the directions. Thank you😘❤
tysm for this 😭 i had a lot of trouble figuring out how to do this and this helps a lot ❤
Thank you so much! I have forgotten this stitch so this video really saved me :)
You are the best on youtube for learning
Omg thanks soo much today my teacher did this and i did not understand at all but u made it a looot easier thankksss
I love your channel. You're a great teacher ❤
Very clear instructions!
thanku for the simple and clear instructions..
Thank you. I have just seen someone on Pinterest doing chain stitch backwards and it really freaked me out- so nice to discover from you that I'm not the only one who does it this way! (I'm not referring to direction of travel, it was way weirder than that.)
Haha! I know exactly what you're talking about! I've seen someone do that too, and I was like whaaaat???
Thank you for the informative video! I'm learning how to sew, and your videos have been a big help! :)
Ty so much I was looking at other vids but I couldn't understand so i put it off a whole day then i saw yours and I finally understood.
Enjoyed the workout 💪
Can this be used with yarn to put a name on a blanket?
Yes, I think I've seen people do this, although I haven't tried it myself. If it's a crochet or knit blanket, yarn would be good. If it's a fabric blanket, I would probably use something like pearl cotton.
I am working on putting a name on a sweater and I have learned how to do the chain stitch but with the thicker yarn and the sweater it does not look as clean as yours does. Any suggestions for getting a clean chain stitch in a sweater with a thicker yarn?
Thank you so much. This explains it well!
Thx i just started embroidery this is helpful
Great tutorial! Can't wait to try this when hemming my jeans! 😊
Thank you I really appreciate it 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I'm teaching myself embroidery, and your videos are great references! Thank you!!
This helped me to do in my work education examination THANKYOU!
Very helpful. Thank you for a lovely tutorial.
Fantastic tutorial. Thanks 😊
your tutorials are perfect
Thank you for tutorial 😊
Great instructions thanks ❤
About to do my first sew on some swim trunks with this. Great tutorial.
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ive learnt a lot fom this vidio thanks
Love your tutorials!
Thanks it saved my time
Thank you for this! This is commonly used by crocheters to create a foundation chain attached to a piece of fabric (eg a zip), I've always wondered how to do it properly!
Thanks! We had to learn about chain stitch in f+f and this vid was perfect!
Thank you 😊 it was very helpful 👍
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Clear and straight to the point. I love ittt ♡♡
Thank you for this video
This was very very helpful. Thank you for explaining it so well😊
Thank you! Very helpful!
thank you for helping me pass my homesience exam
this is nice & easy to follow! I must try this one - I like the way the cotton links onto itself via the loop! Thanks for a super presentation! !
Concise and informative. Thank you for such clear instructions.
Thnks for this🥺
It really helped me🙏
Keep on making more vids like this😘
How does the back look? Do you knot it so the stitches don’t fall out?
There are ways to start without a knot, but most of the time I just start with a knot in my thread. When I'm done, I run my needle under a few of the stitches in the back and just cut it off if it seems secure. Sometimes I will tie a knot in during that part as well. Here's a video that shows how to do it without knots: ruclips.net/video/QTZZ8rpYcf8/видео.htmlsi=cqSGb2lFMRinRFTc
This helped thanks
Thank you for this! You make it super easy to understand
Thank you so much . It was easy to follow
thanks for this video it really helped me
Hi! I was wondering if you had a video about how to change the thread in the middle of a chain stitch. I have seen pictorial guides but I can't quite wrap my head around it.
I don't have a video. Not sure if there's a "correct" way to do it, but I'd probably just tack a chain down like I do in this video for the last one. Then you could bring up the new thread in that same spot and it would cover the tack stitch.
so I have a few questions !! what fabric do you use for this?
-can I use this same fabric with the embroidery on a future pillow? EX: as the center of a new pillow case?!
my last question is how long/far away should each Stich be from each other??
thank you so much for the video! did an awesome job! very professional
Here's a link to fabrics I like to use: cutesycrafts.com/2018/07/best-embroidery-fabric.html. You can embroidery on almost any fabric though. If it's really stretchy or thin, you'll want to use an interfacing on the back. For stitch length, I just go with whatever looks right. You want to shorten stitch length when you go around curves.
Thankyou it's really helpful because it's for my homework,and now im being interested in embroidery😂❤
What needle do you use? I can't seen to find a needle with a big eye to tread all the strains of thread!!!! Love you channel ! I just found it.
You want a size 3 embroidery needle for 6 strands. Here's a post where I have info about needle sizes: cutesycrafts.com/2018/08/5-essential-hand-embroidery-supplies.html
Doing my child's homework 🙄 with this video
*immediately subscribes*
This has helped me so much for my Art assessment! Thank you
Love your videos!! Your videos have been a big help!!!
Nice art
Thank you!
This is amazing, thank you 🫶🏻🫶🏻
What do call that cloth you are using and also what thread?
Thanks a lot dear sis i am from india but studing from u 😄
Thank u so much for this!
Thank You❤
Thank you, this really helped me!
Okay I’m a diy person and I’m trying this but running out of yarn like I can do a little bit at a time and all the yarn is at the beginning what am I doing wrong?
Okay but how do you start (lengths of string/ thread) it and do I burn the end to seal it ?
Watch this video, and hopefully it will help: ruclips.net/video/PnNuzgSplaE/видео.htmlsi=AJzvb92R0xJ_OjT5 If you are using embroidery floss, you don't burn the ends. Just cut off about the length from your hand to your elbow, separate the amount of strands that you want to use, thread the needle, and tie a knot in the long end.
Thank you ❤️it helped me much
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i pulled just a little after doing 3 chain stitches and they all came out. ??????
Maybe it's because you did not fasten the stitches on. To do this, simply do one backstitch and continue with ur chain stitch
Jessica Main maybe you didn’t see the ending about how you close it or, perhaps if you did watch the end then you maybe didn’t close it correctly?
I did that too but when I tried again it didnt happen so idk
I don't understands
How to do embroidery design using punch needle set ?
Please make an video
Its alot easier then i thought🙃😅 thanks a lot😄