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I so appreciate your videos, so straightforward and easy to understand. Thank you! 😊

How many threads do you recommend using for a fishbone stitch?

Me

Thank you! Diagrams always confuse me, I can’t tell where my hands are supposed to be

Thank you so much you taught me how to sew

Started eith a basic kit for embroidery and your channel came up. You make it look so easy wuen statt off. Thankyou

i quit mid sewing

So Slip stitch and blind stitch are really the same, right?

Those who came here bc of tle school

Wha! Black clasps. May I ask where you ordered them?

I just successfully sewed work gloves that were tearing back together, thanks to you! 😅

Y'know this is by far one of the hardest stitches I've ever come across.

Can you plz tel where can i buy all the instruments used in embroidery

This was incredibly useful. Thank you

small leaf stitch

I've enjoyed this video!❤

Thank you. This is a very helpful video for a beginner.

Thank you!

Where can I get Needllepoint supplies

If your knot is falling through, its probably because you put it back in the same hole you came through. Try doing it just a little bit over from where the needle came through.

Terrible turorial.

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Thanks very helpful video

sorry to put a negative comment but can you make a video that you can make a adjustable bracelet with the same technique =)

Thank you so much..

Thank you so much

Hello! Thank you for such a clear demonstration! Recently I have become aware of how important it is to choose the right needle for embroidery. Do you have such a video that shows the differences between needles? I have always thought that a needle is a needle with the difference being the tip and the eye, but apparently I was wrong! I know there are other videos out there on the topic, but some our little too deep and others don't show enough. I would love to see one demonstrated by you.😊

I am having trouble finding the 'same hole' to needle back through.? Any tips much appreciated!

Just learning to do Embroidery, found your tutorials are very easy to follow to learn. Thank you! Takes alot of patience lol

Thank you so much!

Thank you for your excellent tutorial 😊

Thank you , it really helped me❤

So excited to start my first project today! Your videos are very helpful and I’m sure I’ll have to watch them 100 times through the process but you make it look very easy! Can’t wait to see how this look when finished, if well, I hope to be able to stitch things on my kids clothes after I try this pattern.❤

nope does not work for me whole thread goes through the fabric even when holding the thread

The bast last totorial i whatc it was braking mine

Where did get your strings or yarn at? I used to make friendship bracelets a long time ago n actually knew what I was doing. Now I’m back as a beginner. lol

There is so much about this video that I love! The calm way you explain every little step in detail, so that every question a beginner might have is answered. The fact that you film in real time for long parts of the video and that you zoom in as much as you do. Great! And it helped me so much. Thank you for that!

It's a bit funny but when I was younger and in the military in the navy, I had to sew quite a few of my own ranking and rocker patches. I had no idea how to sew and didn't know anyone who could do it for me or could show me. It was a trial by fire but I unknowingly used the running stitch for everything almost exactly how you demonstrated. I thought that once I was able to get back to shore and find a place that could sew my patches, I'd have to have them redone properly. As it turned out, the patches were very solid and would take more work getting the stitches out that I never had them resewn and never had to. Craziness, lol. It's nice to know I actually did them correctly and now, watching this I know how to hem up some armchair covers I made and furniture covers. Thanks :)

Thank you❤️😍😍😍

Thank you !

Thank you so much for making this video!! I've been wanting to make pajamas for myself for a while, and also make & possibly sell doll clothes. There were so many things that I was doing wrong, and you've made it all look so easy! 🥹💚 Again, thank you a bunch! 🌺

I never heard of Inkscape! I am not at that point yet of creating my own designs, but it's wonderful that it is free to use. Good information to keep on hand. Great tutorial! Thank you!

If you wash it will it come apart in the rinse cycle, thanks

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Clear instructions and easy to follow! Thank you!

How much thread should you leave on the short end?

Did anyone else notice that behind looks like the back stitch and the behind of the backstitch looks Ike a stem stitch?

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Thank u did it came well ❤