I have enjoyed your hardanger instructional videos. I have been checking to see if you are back, but 6 months has passed and no more videos from you. I hope all is well and that you are happily stitching away.
Thank you so much for your concern. I am well, just not stitching as much as before - have been busy knitting socks! I will return to stitching once my family all have new socks! Thanks again!
You were great, Nina. I can appreciate how hard it is to try to work through a camera lens. I have enjoyed all your hardanger videos and refer to them often. Thanks for taking the time to make the videos for us. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
I love your videos, thanks so much for sharing your talent. pls continue to make lots of videos. Is the material in this one aida cloth?? Also can you do hardanger on aida cloth or does it have to be a certain type of cloth. I get so confused with all the different kinds of material. thanks
+Lisa Knapp Hi Lisa. It is confusing! Aida does not work for Hardanger. However any other evenweave will work. 22 count Hardanger is the most common and probably easiest to start with. My favourite material to do Hardanger on is 25 count Lugana. Hope this helps! Thanks so much for watching!
Please come back! I am a new subbie, I am new to new to hardanger and I live in an area where there isn't much info on this. So I turned to RUclips. I like your patient style.
Hi Nanny - I'm not certain what you meant by pencil lines. Are you looking at the paper pattern or at the fabric? If you're looking at the fabric, those lines are made with sewing thread and will be removed when I'm done my stitching. I just wanted to make sure you're not marking your fabric with pencil (although you could use a removable type ink). Have fun stitching! Nina
You are quite correct Nina, I did mistake the thread for pencil! However, I watched several other videos in your series and realized my mistake luckily before I had used the pencil!
Best instructions I’ve seen! I’ve watched a bunch of your videos and love every one! Thank you so much!!!
Excellent tutorial
Bellissimo ... bravissima nella spiegazione .. complimenti
I could watch you stitch all day :) Great lesson!
I love your videos. You have a lovely teaching style and a wonderfully soothing voice and accent.
+Quietmindstitcher Thank you so much! I love your name...."Quiet Mind Stitcher"....this is what stitching does for me too, quiets my mind.
Thanks! Your work is so nice you can't tell the back from the front. ❤️
Loved watching you stitch this motif with this thicker thread and in such a lovely colour :)
+Stitching Joanne The Caron Watercolours are really nice aren't they?!
I have enjoyed your hardanger instructional videos. I have been checking to see if you are back, but 6 months has passed and no more videos from you. I hope all is well and that you are happily stitching away.
Thank you so much for your concern. I am well, just not stitching as much as before - have been busy knitting socks! I will return to stitching once my family all have new socks! Thanks again!
You were great, Nina. I can appreciate how hard it is to try to work through a camera lens. I have enjoyed all your hardanger videos and refer to them often. Thanks for taking the time to make the videos for us. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
+Febby Marsh Thanks so much! Happy Holidays!
Thanks everso, always learn something new when watching you. Crafty hugs x
+Caroline Pryor You're so very welcome!
You're better at this than you think you are! I can't wait to try this.
+j00licious That's so nice of you to say, thanks!
Another well explained video, I can't wait to start.
+Smurfette Stitches Thanks!
I love your videos, thanks so much for sharing your talent. pls continue to make lots of videos. Is the material in this one aida cloth?? Also can you do hardanger on aida cloth or does it have to be a certain type of cloth. I get so confused with all the different kinds of material. thanks
+Lisa Knapp Hi Lisa. It is confusing! Aida does not work for Hardanger. However any other evenweave will work. 22 count Hardanger is the most common and probably easiest to start with. My favourite material to do Hardanger on is 25 count Lugana. Hope this helps!
Thanks so much for watching!
Please come back! I am a new subbie, I am new to new to hardanger and I live in an area where there isn't much info on this. So I turned to RUclips. I like your patient style.
Thank you so much! My camera does not work properly so am saving up for something better.
Thanks so much for your encouragement!
I always mess this stitch up! However, I noticed that you use pencil lines which seem like a really good idea I'm going to try that :)
Hi Nanny - I'm not certain what you meant by pencil lines. Are you looking at the paper pattern or at the fabric? If you're looking at the fabric, those lines are made with sewing thread and will be removed when I'm done my stitching. I just wanted to make sure you're not marking your fabric with pencil (although you could use a removable type ink).
Have fun stitching!
Nina
You are quite correct Nina, I did mistake the thread for pencil! However, I watched several other videos in your series and realized my mistake luckily before I had used the pencil!
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Is very nice thank you for les son
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+Alba Cevallos You're welcome!