How To Embroider More Neatly - Stitch With Me!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This video is a chatty behind the scenes look at my latest embroidery pattern, which is a strawberry plant and mouse! I share some tips I have personally found helpful for how to embroider more neatly.
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I think the only thing I can add is that the brand of floss can impact the final look of your work. Cosmo threads are finer than DMC. I use them when I want something wispy and delicate, or to add fine detail. Anchor and J&P Coates are more coarse than DMC. I use them when I'm stitching something textural like bark or turkey stitched thistles.
That’s very helpful. Thanks for sharing!
Really nice bunch of tips, i dont know why this video doesn't get more likes or comments, considering the fact that you give us free high quality insight. So thanks a lot ! 💛
I appreciate it, I’m so glad it was helpful!
I think the biggest thing I learned was just slowing down, and not going too fast with my stitches. it's the quickest way to make mistakes is if you're just stitching really quickly without much intention in where it's going.
That was extremely helpful. I’m on my second picture and I’m making a lot of mistakes, but as I watch your videos I’m improving immensely! I’m tackling thread painting and it’s been pretty rough but I’m determined to get better. I want to be able to do pet photos like you do! You’re so talented!
Thanks so much! I’m glad it’s helping you!
I have been doing this type of embroidery for a short time, so your tips are very helpful. If I don't like the way, or thread number looks; I just get my little scissors out and snip it all out and try again.
Thank you, this was very helpful. I will definitely try a few of your tips.
Thank you!! you’ve helped me so much with my first project I’m making for a friend
Hello I’m Rhonda from Australia just love your work so I can use just satin stitch in my stitchery
Thank you so much!
Muchas gracias, me encantó. Ya me suscribí. Saludos desde Mazatlán, México
This pattern is adorable!! One thing I just learned is to thread my needle so I have a knot at the end and a tail near the needle like you have here. I was doubling the thread over and knotting it together and it was making my stitches too thick and causing the threads to become messy. 😊p.s. love your channel!❤
Excellent tips, thanks😊
Thank you and you’re welcome! ☺️
I love this style of video from you. the tips were great! i would also love to just watch the way you do things. it's nice to see a professional work in real time.
Thank you! I will definitely try and make more like this in the future!
So pretty!! Thank you for the tips!! ♥️🌹
Thank you so much! And of course, hope they help. :)
Any tips how to prevent fabric from bunching up? Or how to fix your fabric when it starts bunching up?
For thinner fabrics it helps to double them up. Or you can bind the embroidery hoop with cotton twill tape. Another thing is to get a hoop that’s a little bit nicer than the bamboo or wood ones you get at the craft store. I like to get beechwood hoops, you can find them on Etsy or Amazon!
How do you know what direction your thread should go?
Please can you tell me how you keep your embroidery stitches flat mine seem loose and stick up
It may be your fabric! Is it completely smooth and tight in the hoop? If your fabric is tight and you’re still having problems it may be uneven tension when you’re making each stitch. For each stitch you make, make sure each one is tight but not so much so that it’s pulling or puckering the fabric.
can you kindly put the link on for the guide for DMC thread and fabric
It sadly isn't there anymore but I made a chart. You can find it here! crewelghoul.com/blog/hand-embroidery-needle-sizes-explained-needle-size-chart/