How to make a cross stitch pillow with pompom trim! (spooky edition)

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 33

  • @FluffyLlamacorn
    @FluffyLlamacorn Год назад +2

    This was nice and easy to understand! I can always use more inspiration for how to finish cross stitch patterns, so I'd love to see what else you recommend :)

    • @solarwinds-
      @solarwinds- Год назад

      Yeah, I got a few too. Think I'll try it.

  • @lisaboban
    @lisaboban Год назад

    "Handsewing Detritus" is my new Punk Rock Goth band.
    Fabulous video!

  • @solarwinds-
    @solarwinds- Год назад +1

    Hi Michell! Are you Scottish? Love your channel and yes I'm having the best Halloween EVER! I'm retired, just his last March 2023. Woo-hoo! No more boss giving me bad reviews after I knock myself out working nights and weekends plus working all day. Not a slave anymore. You bet I'm having a great Halloween. Thanks for asking.

  • @graceo.77
    @graceo.77 Год назад +1

    Perfect quick tutorial! Maybe I’ll finally convert some of my stitches to pillows, you make it seem very manageable!

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад +1

      You saw the state of my sewing skills here, it really doesn't take much to get a good end result. You can probably do a much better job without the camera in the way too. Do it, you know you want to! 😅

  • @sherryzimmerman9220
    @sherryzimmerman9220 Год назад +1

    So Love seeing your videos show up here in the beautiful autumnal PNW of the USA…….You did indeed did teach this “Old Gray Mare” some new tricks…..I loved the Pom Pom action trim……You shared some tips that make me now want to hunt down some trim at a Thrift Store and practice my hand at it…..Yes More Spooky next week….

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад +1

      It's honestly such a simple way to get something that looks like it took a lot of effort, and of course the trim is very cheap which is always a bonus in my book! Thanks for the lovely comment as usual, if you do try this I'd love to know how it went :)

  • @kathydeel4780
    @kathydeel4780 Год назад

    Thanks Michelle. 👏👏 Happy Crafting. ❤❤❤

  • @susanhoch2677
    @susanhoch2677 Год назад

    Thanks for this video! Always a good review for finishing and seeing basics. Also- I am notorious for getting to the 90% finishing mark on my projects, then they sit for a year lol.

  • @CrossStitchtheGlobe
    @CrossStitchtheGlobe Год назад

    Thanks for the kind words! And don’t worry, Allison and i aren’t sharing the Ko-Fi subscription. Only I (Stephanie) am using it and have the patterns. I just used the name for the account in case we ever do anything on Ko-Fi for my patterns down the road. Very cute pillow! ❤

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад +1

      Haha, don't worry I'm not gonna turn you in to the Ko-fi police 😂

  • @retrocraftdreams
    @retrocraftdreams Год назад

    "Hand sewing detritus" 🤣
    When closing up, I also like to bury the tail of my thread by running the needle straight through the project. Tug it a little tight when you snip and the tail will pull itself back inside the fluff.

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад

      Ooh yes! I normally do that too, not sure why it didn't occur to me this time. Maybe because I was too busy cursing the black on black 😂 Great tip thank you!

  •  Год назад

    Lovely quick tutorial! I just started to stitch your Halloween-Biscornu freebie today :) Had the pattern floating around here since month...
    I would really love to see more videos about finishing-stuff!

  • @crossed_threads
    @crossed_threads Год назад

    Great video Michelle! I've lived that pattern since you showed it last year, thanks for the link to purchase it. I couldn't resist anymore. I'll probably steal your finishing technique too. If not for this pattern then definitely another. I love how it turned out. ❤

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад +1

      Thanks! Honestly as soon as I stitched this one up I could see it wanted to be a little pillow, it just took me a whole year to get around to it 😂 Do eeeeeeet!

    • @winternightmarecrochet
      @winternightmarecrochet Год назад +1

      Thanks so much 🖤 I'm glad you like my pattern 🦇

    • @crossed_threads
      @crossed_threads Год назад

      @@winternightmarecrochet love it!

  • @hisuigems
    @hisuigems Год назад

    Great video! I wonder, would you consider doing a video for how to fabric line a crochet bag? (Possibly including without a sewing machine?)

  • @karenmiller1105
    @karenmiller1105 Год назад

    This is so adorable.

  • @winternightmarecrochet
    @winternightmarecrochet Год назад

    I absolutely love the result.
    I still don't know how I want to finish mine :D I wanted to opt for a classic framing but the pillow idea is super cute, I might get tempted!

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад

      I figured something that could survive being squished into a somewhat overflowing box with the rest of the ever-increasing Halloween collection would be a good shout, lol. Thanks again, really love the pattern!

  • @samvanderkooy7314
    @samvanderkooy7314 Год назад

    What a delightful video! Once again, great tutorial. You break things down really well. Also, I love that pattern (I keep meaning to stitch it myself), it makes an adorably spooky pillow. :D

  • @zlatipeycheva6534
    @zlatipeycheva6534 Год назад

    🎉❤ Very nice video, lovely lady! Can you make a tutorial how to sew a cross stitch Christmas stocking?

  • @EnlightenedFlamingo
    @EnlightenedFlamingo 3 месяца назад

    It's beautiful, I love it!

  • @abbieparry2039
    @abbieparry2039 Год назад

    That's awesome! I'd love to know if you've ever tried weaving? I got a loom weaving kit from Aldi but I'm struggling a little. Would love your expert opinion (I've also got a dream catcher kit and a punch thingy kit if they are more to your tastes) love your helpful videos 👍

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад

      Honestly I never have, although I've been following a few weavers on Mastodon so you'll be unsurprised to hear I'm tempted. Do they, uh, still have these kits at Aldi? Asking for a friend.