Just found your video! I loved your background story about how you began crafting and cross-stitching!! I especially loved the story about your grandmother! No, I did not get bored at all!
Hi Sandi! Enjoying your videos this afternoon, stitching after some shopping on Black Friday. Loved your grandma stories. And the picture of your grandparents...wow..so sweet. Watching no. 2 now. Great job!!!
Loved your video, your story, and your projects! If you are looking for some good finishing ideas, definitely check out The Twisted Stitcher with Vonna Pfeiffer. She is excellent!
I really enjoyed your story of how you started cross stitching. I also started in the 80’s cross stitch and still love it ! Your work is beautiful! I heard about you from Helen D and I subscribed and look forward to future videos
I really enjoyed your story. Thank you so much for taking the time to share it with us! I like the pieces you shared with us too, and I'm looking forward to seeing how things progress!
I too stitched one of those pre-quilted/stamped baby quilts. My pattern was the alphabet with a design per letter. For the first letter, I didn't stitch to the back but quickly got tired of sliding the needle between the fabric to avoid a messy back. Then I saw how someone had used quilting fabric on the back and brought it around to create borders on each side. That gave me the freedom to stitch how I wanted. I also 'tied' the quilt like you. The fabric borders helped to tone down how much white there was too - since quilt edges get lots of wear, it that was helpful for that issue.. Anyway....it was great to hear your stitching history....almost like a walk through of modern cross-stitch as you name the top designers/styles, etc. of the era! Great floss-tube!!! I will look for your next one!
Its funny how much you learn from those stamped pieces! I continued on and made one for all 5 of my kids and they were a lot better than the first one lol.
Hi Sandi! Welcome to flosstube! What a lovely journey you had with your grandmother! Such great memories. This video came up on my feed and I'm so happy I watched. Now to the next... Happy stitching! Lori at Once Upon a Stitch
Hi Sandi, really enjoyed your your Flosstube. I loved hearing about your relationship with grandmother and how she encouraged your crafting. I was very close to my grandmother too. I watch all the Flosstubes you mentioned, all are very talented. Excited to see more of your FFO’s. The ones you showed looked great.
Omg. I am so happy I found your channel. Love your history and work. Would love to see your past work that you have done. Since you have so many, maybe you can post one in the background on a easel every video. I was going to comment when you show your wips or picture to hold them up a little longer, but then Iove the end of video showing your work. Beautiful!!!!! Keep up the great work and hope to catch up on your videos. Thank you
Thank you for watching! Make sure to watch my other videos, my hubby told me to hold them up longer too after this one so I do try to now lol. I was so nervous on this first one. I am also including a lot of older ones as 2021 was my year of FFOs! I posted a 2021 video of FFOs. There was 130 total!
Interesting intro. Your memory is fantastic! Sheesh! Loved hearing your background. Have you ever visited Needle in a Haystack? I believe it’s in Alameda.
Oh Sandi, what a great flosstube! I have so enjoyed hearing your journey and seeing your pieces. I'm definitely a subscriber! IMO your flosstube was not too long at all. I also think the fact that it was so interesting and well put together made the time fly and I didn't really want it to end. Looking forward to the next one. I'm not on flosstube as I don't keep very good health but I love to watch others. Thank you for sharing everything.
Thank you for sharing your journey, I love really gettin to meet my Flosstubers. Your story is great! I look forward to watching all of your videos. Finishing is my favorite part so I am excited to see what you show in future episodes.
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loved the history of how you started so interesting and I have subscribed, can't wait to more of you.
I very much enjoyed your first flosstube. Looking forward to seeing you more.
Thank you
Just found your video! I loved your background story about how you began crafting and cross-stitching!! I especially loved the story about your grandmother! No, I did not get bored at all!
Thank you! I hope you’ll stick around and see my other videos! I get better each time lol
I love your story life and how you started cross-stitching. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
I'm going back to the beginning here and binge-watching. So glad you shared your story:)
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Wonderful podcast…thank you…happy stitching ❣️
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It was nostalic listening to you because I knew your grandparents and I knew about the blanket you did for your first born .and so on :)
I just found your video. You did an excellent job on your first one. Love all your stitching. Now to watch them all
Thank you, I promise they get better each new video!
Just saw your first flosstube, thank you for sharing your cross stitch journey, now on to your next video, I need to catch up. 😊
Thank you for stopping by
Genius finishing!!!
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Great story lobbed it
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Hi Sandi! Enjoying your videos this afternoon, stitching after some shopping on Black Friday. Loved your grandma stories. And the picture of your grandparents...wow..so sweet. Watching no. 2 now. Great job!!!
Aww thank you! I appreciate your support!
Loved your video, your story, and your projects! If you are looking for some good finishing ideas, definitely check out The Twisted Stitcher with Vonna Pfeiffer. She is excellent!
Thank you for watching! I love Vonna. She’s amazing!
I really enjoyed your story of how you started cross stitching. I also started in the 80’s cross stitch and still love it ! Your work is beautiful! I heard about you from Helen D and I subscribed and look forward to future videos
Thank you! I usually put out a video about every 2 weeks which means my next one will come out this coming weekend!
I really enjoyed your story. Thank you so much for taking the time to share it with us! I like the pieces you shared with us too, and I'm looking forward to seeing how things progress!
I too stitched one of those pre-quilted/stamped baby quilts. My pattern was the alphabet with a design per letter. For the first letter, I didn't stitch to the back but quickly got tired of sliding the needle between the fabric to avoid a messy back. Then I saw how someone had used quilting fabric on the back and brought it around to create borders on each side. That gave me the freedom to stitch how I wanted. I also 'tied' the quilt like you. The fabric borders helped to tone down how much white there was too - since quilt edges get lots of wear, it that was helpful for that issue.. Anyway....it was great to hear your stitching history....almost like a walk through of modern cross-stitch as you name the top designers/styles, etc. of the era! Great floss-tube!!! I will look for your next one!
Its funny how much you learn from those stamped pieces! I continued on and made one for all 5 of my kids and they were a lot better than the first one lol.
I just found your Flosstube videos and I’m loving your introduction video. So nice to get to know you a bit and learn your story-- ❤️❤️
Thank you
Hi Sandi! Welcome to flosstube! What a lovely journey you had with your grandmother! Such great memories. This video came up on my feed and I'm so happy I watched. Now to the next... Happy stitching! Lori at Once Upon a Stitch
Thank you Lori, I appreciate you watching and commenting!
Hi Sandi, really enjoyed your your Flosstube. I loved hearing about your relationship with grandmother and how she encouraged your crafting. I was very close to my grandmother too. I watch all the Flosstubes you mentioned, all are very talented. Excited to see more of your FFO’s. The ones you showed looked great.
Thank you for watching! Make sure you check out my 2021 finishes! There are 130 ffos!
What an interesting introduction! I enjoyed hearing about your stitching journey.
Thank you very much!
Omg. I am so happy I found your channel. Love your history and work. Would love to see your past work that you have done. Since you have so many, maybe you can post one in the background on a easel every video. I was going to comment when you show your wips or picture to hold them up a little longer, but then Iove the end of video showing your work. Beautiful!!!!! Keep up the great work and hope to catch up on your videos. Thank you
Thank you for watching! Make sure to watch my other videos, my hubby told me to hold them up longer too after this one so I do try to now lol. I was so nervous on this first one. I am also including a lot of older ones as 2021 was my year of FFOs! I posted a 2021 video of FFOs. There was 130 total!
Interesting intro. Your memory is fantastic! Sheesh! Loved hearing your background. Have you ever visited Needle in a Haystack? I believe it’s in Alameda.
No I haven’t but I would love to. Do they have a nice selection of cross stitch materials? Thank you for stopping by and commenting!!!
I’ve never been there but have heard good things. I did buy a stand from them several years ago.
Oh Sandi, what a great flosstube! I have so enjoyed hearing your journey and seeing your pieces. I'm definitely a subscriber! IMO your flosstube was not too long at all. I also think the fact that it was so interesting and well put together made the time fly and I didn't really want it to end. Looking forward to the next one. I'm not on flosstube as I don't keep very good health but I love to watch others. Thank you for sharing everything.
Thank you for watching! Im going to record #8 today! I appreciate your support!
Thank you for sharing your journey, I love really gettin to meet my Flosstubers. Your story is great! I look forward to watching all of your videos. Finishing is my favorite part so I am excited to see what you show in future episodes.
Thank you, I love stitching and finishing. I usually have about 7-10 finishes in each video!