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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
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Omg thank you so much Ronda for posting this, it’s revolutionized my punching!! I’m using the oxford punch needle and much fatter yarn, but your tip for sideways punching (saving me from using my left hand) and making a loop to change rows which you cut later have sped this up and made it much more enjoyable! Rug punching GOLD this is :))).
So glad to be able to help!!
This is the best instruction video I have watched! I have had my tail thread coming from the back and turning my work constantly...very annoying! I am only on my 2nd project, but I wondered why mine doesn't look as neat as others I see...now I will be trying your technique! Your work is beautiful! Thank you for the info!
So happy to help, relax and enjoy.
I have never come across this craft before, I watched another video and thought "why would anyone in their senses want to make that?" But seeing what you have achieved explains why! Very nice result.
Thank you
Very helpful tips! One suggestion.... using a dark thread on the light fabric would makes it easier to see for illustration purposes. Gonna try punching sideways today!!!
Ronda, THANK YOU for this video! I am fairly new to punch needle and have been all worried about the "never turn your needle, always turn your work." And I have been doing what I see you do. I am so relieved a pro is showing me this. BTW, your work is gorgeous!!
I just ordered a little starter set of coasters that look like orange slices and avocado's. Your video was very helpful. I wouldn't have thought about the pattern w/in the pattern or what you explained as movement. Thank you. I am going to save this video to rewatch!
Hi ,
I just come across your video , thank you for all your tips !!
I was trying to follow , but I wish it was more of a close up so I could see more of what you were teaching , Thank you very much again ,
I do punch needle for years but I never thought of holding the needle side ways thank you very much for this tip
I have watched you so many times, and learn something new each time. I am truly a newbie, and enjoy your teachings and tips.
Molly B thank you, sorry I missed your comment, glad to be helpful
Carole
I have heard that you are to punch on the wrong side never done this yet is that right.?
@samweddell the fabric used is a tight woven weavers cloth and it is the fabric itself that secures the threads/loops. Make sure your thread flows freely through the needle, and try not lifting the needle any higher than what allows you to drag/slide to the next punch, also make sure that your fabric is drum tight. Hope this helps. thank you for your question.
Very good lesson
WHERE CAN I GET DIS IN SOUTH AFRICA?
I have watched a lot of these videos recently... best technique I have seen so far... Great stuff
Thank you
Super helpful - this will eliminate a HUGE frustration!
That is soooo pretty! I would love to see the front of the work! I myself have just started off with needle punching and it didn´t look very good, this video had a lot of theory in it. I am going to try again, using this wisdom! Thank you!
This is a great demonstration - and lovely tips as well - thank you Rhonda :)
You are very helpful! You explain things so greatly!!!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR EXPERTISE WITH US - invaluable!!!
hi Paula, make sure you are allowing the thread to flow smoothly thru the needle, don't lift the needle any higher off of the fabric than required to slide the needle forward.
Loved this.
Wow wow thank you..I am just starting and this was my tenth video and finally one that makes sense and really works. Thank you for the great explanation to free ,fun punching..
Muchas gracias!! muy instructivo tu video me sirvio mucho =)
Great video tutorial! Are you punching on Linen or Weavers cloth? If Linen, What count is it or does it matter? Also is that embroidery floss like DMC or another brand. New to needle punching. Beautiful project you are working on. Thanks, Judy
Hi-so creative in your approach. I hope you are still doing videos. This is great. Thank you-so many years later. It is March 2021 as I view this~!!!!
Thank you! Yes I am still making videos, this one happens to be my most watched, I surely hope it has helped others learn and love the art of punch needle.❤
I'm a new subscriber and new to punching. Thanks so much for this. Can't wait to get started 👍💜
Very nice...
Thank you very much.
how do you secure the loops on the back?
If your putting it in a frame nothing. Other wise carpet glue and a backing
I just bought this ! thank you for your video
Linda,🙋♀️ just came upon your channel. Lovely work.
Hope you're not sick of this question but I'd like to punch needle on jeans. Do you think this could be done using a small hoop.
Also, what kind of thread do you use. I have old DSM, but if there are other kinds you recommend as well???
Thank you Linda, you're a really good teacher.👍🙂
hi Ronda I was wondering if you were going to be making more punch embroidery videos and maybe make them longer I love watching you punch thanks for sharing brightest blessings
Hello again! .. I do hope to punching again soon. Will try to do another video! .. my phone makes it hard to do very long ones due to memory space, I think the last one was 3 or 4 videos I had to put together. Thanks for visiting again.
Hi Ronda, Thanks for your tutorial. You mention watching videos of someone that sounds like Laurie Brechan. I'm wondering who this is and how I may locate her videos for my own learning? I can't seem to find her on youtube. THankyou.
Tips fantastic! What is the name and designer of this pattern? You are an encourager of creative confidence, thanks so very much.
Thank you Annie B! This design is by Lori Brechlin, Notforgotten Farm, Horse on the Hill.
Very clear--excellent video!
+Kathleen Banfield thank you!
Thanks, I appreciate the video.
I appreciate what you’re saying, but it is so difficult to actually see what you are doing. There are shadows and the camera needs to get closer to your needle. I would love to see you do another video with these changes because I feel like you’re techniques are better than most. I can’t see the bevel on your needle to really understand what direction you are using. Thank you so much.
Hi Wendy,
Thank you for visiting and your question. I have published a new video today, I hope this will be of help. Here is the link ruclips.net/video/MxUAli-cG1k/видео.html
Have a great day!
Kindly,
Ronda
I watched your video and watched others. I get how it works. Surely if you ran a thread up through the back loops when finished it would secure it?
Thanks for watching!! I really do not think so, the threads are only held by the weave of the fabric, the fabric locks in the loop, even with a thread ran through the back, the loops will still pull out. Any securing with thread would have to be done on the front side, iside each loop , which would not be feasible.
This looks fun
I'd like to know what form you are using to hold your material in place, also what type of material do you use? I'm very new to this so I have no clue what to buy. Thanks.
Wat a lovely pettern!
Great video. Love the tips! Can I see the front of your work? I am getting tired of having to split threads to 3 strands and would like to try 6 but wonder how it looks. Also, what size tip are you using on the punch needle? Thanks!
Jazzy Glass Gems I use 6 strands and setting 1 with medium size needle. Please see example here plus.google.com/+RondaTedder/posts/Kd6Tmbnqxk1 thanks for visiting and reaching out
Thank you. You do such beautiful work! I'm also wondering what frame you are using? It looks so nice and tight!
Hi Ronda! Your tutorials are really helpful. I am quite literally a novice and until today did not know how to thread a punching needle. I just have a quick question - I kinda noticed that there is no mechanism to hold the thread to the fabric, and the whole work might easily come apart with a slight tug. Does that mean it isn't possible to embroider a handkerchief (or something frequently usable) using this technique?
Aphrodite Chakraborty yes, you can’t use this for anything you don’t frame. One tug, and the whole thing comes undone!
I am the same. Self taught then play with it and throw the rules out. Did the same with every skill so far, crochet, knitting, tatting, Nordic weaving etc etc. I'm just picking this up and I turn frequently.
Do you always use all six strands together?
I have the same punch needle that you have. Mine came with all three needles but the smallest one was broken.
how do you prevent the stitches from pulling out since they are just loops and not locked on the wrong side? I'm thinking about this being done on a garment or a bag where there is a danger of it being snagged, or even when laundered.
How is thread fix on cloths.....it lokk like it untie easily from the cloth.....when we punch needle in to the cloth, what happens back side to prevent removal of thread from the same punch hole???
I am a newbie. I would like to know more about the frame you are using. Please help!
This is called a gripper frame, I have bought mine from Nistock Farms, you stretch your fabric over the frame, the grippers are sharp and will keep the material drum tight much better than an embroidery hoop. The tighter stretched your fabric is the easier punching goes. Hope this helps. Go to Etsy or Ebay and search for needle punch or rug hooking gripper frames. You can also visit the Nistock Farms website, they are reasonable and very well made, even made me a custom size.
What type of fabric and thread we should use for punching...
Love your work! Could you share the source of your pattern?
thank you, it time for some new videos..
Which fabric is most suit able for punch needles embroidery?
Weavers cloth is the best fabric, although you can use any fabric if you use a woven interfacing ironed onto the fabric.
Hi. I found your video before i get crazy :) I was looking for the finishing part but i couldnt find which word i will use to search :)
It’s beautiful 😍
Were do get this needle pls tell me
Thank you!!!
How do you keep the loops from coming undone?
Shelly Cupit how do keep the loops from coming out?
I am really enjoyed watching your videos. From what I observe, it appears that this isn't something to do for dish towels, because it appears that it could come unraveled easily. Is that true, or could I do dish towels using this tool?
I would not recommend using it on dish towels myself. thank you
Beautiful work, are you using the ultra needle punch tool ?
Yes I am. Thank you!
Hi I am new to punch needle, I purchased the needle, dmc floss and weaver cloth but every time I try the stitches will not stay in the fabric please help. Very frustrated.
Can you use printed Embroidery patterns you have?
can i ask, how do you secure the thread?
i'm new to this kind of embroidery, but when ever i'm trying the thread come back out and i get these loose loops on the back ?
What kind of frame are you using to hold your work?
Thanks for ur video. But am new at it and my loops always loose. What am I doing wrong.
Lovely helpful video but I found it a bit hard to follow the white on white.
SuperModerngranny I have never had any problems with mine pulling out in my applications. You can use a textile glue on the back side for security as well as an iron on interfacing. Thanks for asking ...
Thank you Sue, I hadnt thought about the thread color .. thanks kindly for pointing that out.?
Name of this punch needle pl...?where it is available?
Where did you get your pattering at
Do you punch from the wrong side I heard this,, and there are numbers on the hub of the needle what are they for.?
Carole Halsey hi Carole! Yes in punchneedle the finished side is the other side of your work. The numbers are for adjusting the length if the loops.
Could you please provide a link to the person you mentioned? lori or Laurie B something thanks
Sooo is that's a back or the front?
You did not show us what is look like at the back.
I am looking into get a punch needle could you tell me where you got yours I am l9ok8ng on Amazon cofused with all the different types. And what type of cloth do you use.
I just bought my pen and got going really good and my thread all pulled loss I was in tears how does it all stay in
kristal bowers are you using weavers cloth?
kristal bowers your cloth may be too loose of a weave. But, and I'm being honest here, it does pull out if you handle it too much, unfortunately.
Is there a special frame you use to elevate the work -- keeping the needle from hitting the table or your lap?
Yes, this is a wooden gripper frame that is tall enough for the needle to not hit the table. I have also used a hoop laid on top of an old rectangular picture frame to accomplish the same thing.
Where do you get the scissors? :)
why isn't my thread staying in the material as I punch
Linda, Your thread must be getting caught on something, it needs to run freely through the needle. Your arm or hand might be on the thread. I talk about this in another video .. ruclips.net/video/LusdLAhzaaY/видео.html, hope this helps!
In this video I am using all 6 strands of DC embroidery floss.
where u get yur puncher
I've always thought that you punch on one side and the pretty design shows up on the other. In your video, you are punching on the front side. Was I told wrong? I don't punch yet, but am planning to start once I feel like I know what to do. Thanks.
Helen Beebe hi Helen. That is correct. What you are seeing in this video is the back side. I have been seeing that people are doing punch needle with yarn and choosing the back side as the finished side. With the yarn it looks quite nice. Thanks for visiting!
That is interesting. Do you use a certain type of yarn such as cotton, wool, acrylic etc. or does it matter? Thank you.
Helen Beebe I think you can use any yarn. Primitive design for the most part tends to be done in wool yarn.
Thank you so much for the info. I have a couple x stitch projects to finish and then I'm going to give needle punch a whirl. Too many unfinished projects make me nervous.
How do u prevent unraveling in the wash?
Have not washed anything, I finish them into items for display only. Thanks for visiting!
ii am interested in your frame instead of hoop, is it something you made?
wmyoung1000bit is a rug hooking gripper frame
thank you
Trying to get close with my stitches but the needle has cut my fabric!!! what the hey?
How do i secure the back
The fabric weave holds the punches, I have never used anything to secure the back. I would assume some type of fabric glue would work, I have found it necessary.
*not
So the beveled part of the needle is sideways?
PretendFarmerGirl that is my preferred method allowing free back and forth punching
Pls tell me thread name
what thread are you using
On this project I was using 6 strands of dmc embroidery floss
where can I buy the punch needle,the thread and fabric.
Juliana M Stanislas Please visit www.punchneedlemarketplace.com for fabric and needles. I use Snowflake Memories for Valdani thread and 123 stitch for DMC thread. thank you for your question!
Pls tell me thread name? Pls reply me
After six minutes, I gave up trying to figure out how the stitch locks itself on the bottom.
It is the close weave of the fabric that holds the loops.
@@RondaTedder So these are not appropriate rugs for homes with cats....or dogs. :( Dang!
I purchased but it not working not nodding back thread coming out
Make sure that your fabric is tight, you are punching the needle all the way and that the thread is flowing freely through the needle.
Please where do I purchase the puncher you are using.
The old tattered flag makes and sells these now
@@RondaTedder thank you
@@RondaTedder I was trying to make a pillow using a printed linen ,using French knots when I came across 'punch needle' ..then after buying a punch needle and your video ..I am flying through the design. Thanks for your help. I will purchase a good needle set and try traditional punch next.
How wonderful, thanks for sharing
Can this be used on clothes you wash?
Thanks for your question! I would think that as long as you use an iron on woven interfacing and always did a mild handwash.
sure it is Lori Brechlin farmhousenotforgotten.blogspot.com
Have you seen the new embroider/punch needle being offered for $19.99 on facebook
Crystal Korzep no I have not, who makes it?
It’s crapy
I just got mine
If I’d of known about this nice blue one
I can see it’s way better quality
Please tell me how your thread stays in the material! With nothing catching it in the back it just pulls right back out! Help!
Nora Blevins Hi Nora! Are you using weavers cloth
Also make sure your thread flows through the needle freely, it cannot get caught on anything
Ronda Tedder no just sack cloth. So that’s what I’m doing wrong! It’s all in the cloth! Where can I find that?
JoAnn fabrics usually has it. If not you can use an iron on woven interfacing with any fabric. Me lake sure it is woven. The weavers cloth is a very tight weave that holds the thread. If you don't find it locally available on line. I buy from punchneedlemarkplace.com
Try www.punchneedlemarketplace.com
Do you have this pattern for sale?
Heilsa1 the pattern is called Horse on the hill by Notforgotten Farm. Shop is on etsy
tried this it will not work the stitches keep coming out after the first part
I was having the same frustrating issue until someone suggested that the depth of my needle was too short. On my project, the depth was supposed to be 3/8" according to the directions but I took that as measuring from the tip of the needle when I should have been measuring from the eye of the needle. Once my needle length was longer, the thread stopped pulling out of the fabric.
Can u use this needle and technique for cross stitching kits?
I do not believe so, the only part you could use would be the line drawing. Thank you for stopping by!
+Ronda Tedder thank you so much for your quick reply!
No se alcanza a apreciar los puntos. Está muy lejos la cámara
I really hate to criticize a free teaching video, but I am frustrated by the total lack of contrast between the thread color (white) and the fabric color (white). For me, it makes what you're doing very hard to follow visually.
thanks for the feedback ... will remember this in any future videos.
How is thread fix on cloths.....it lokk like it untie easily from the cloth.....when we punch needle in to the cloth, what happens back side to prevent removal of thread from the same punch hole???