Basic embroidery tools and how to use them

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  • Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
  • 0:00 basic embroidery tools & how to use them
    0:10 stork scissors
    0:20 needles
    0:49 embroidery thread
    1:10 reading a pattern
    1:41 separating/using thread
    2:45 hoops
    3:00 how to use your hoop
    3:53 stitching tips
    Here's my Amazon list with most of these supplies (others linked below):
    www.amazon.com/shop/influence...
    Full beginners kit:
    www.stayathomeartistshop.com/...
    Stork scissors:
    www.stayathomeartistshop.com/...
    Screw embroidery hoops:
    www.stayathomeartistshop.com/...

Комментарии • 9

  • @simsam1247
    @simsam1247 2 месяца назад

    Ok, seriously the butter knife is iconic and I'm totally using this method if I ever lose my mini flathead screw driver! 🤣😍🥰💜

  • @patriciaday7416
    @patriciaday7416 4 месяца назад

    Great basic info! I’ve I’ve never heard what needles to get. Thanks!

  • @charlieservesyou6737
    @charlieservesyou6737 Год назад +1

    Very thorough! Great tips! Excited to follow along and learn more!

  • @alexmelbourne452
    @alexmelbourne452 Год назад +1

    Yes!!! 🎉 this was so well done and sooo helpful to so many! Shared it on my account so that more people can learn this beautiful craft🎉 congrats girl!

  • @mujuh
    @mujuh Год назад +1

    So good! Excited for the next video! Thank you!

  • @BiologistAllison
    @BiologistAllison Год назад

    Thanks for all the tips! I've been doing cross-stitch forever & just entered the world of embroidery. This was so helpful. I also lick the end of my thread instead of using a threader. 😆

  • @RootedInTx
    @RootedInTx Год назад

    I am so excited you got your YT page up and going. Such a great start. You’ve got to show how you knot the string again. Take care

  • @ashlynnhernandez813
    @ashlynnhernandez813 Год назад

    How do you decide how many strands to use? I’m struggling to get the look I’m hoping for.

    • @StayAtHomeArtist
      @StayAtHomeArtist  Год назад

      Great question! Just depends on the stitch you're using and what you're stitching. Are you working on a pattern you bought or your own design?