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Thank you 4yrs later!!just got a couple of these and like you didn’t quite know how to use and now I do!!!

💜I love Steampunk & I love these cards💜

What pattern is your Santa?

You look like you doing the Victorian Cross stitchway. It looks awesome, and it works for you. Looks awesome. I have seen some people do the Danish Cross-stitch way on u tube, and some do the English way. 😮

I always take my pattern to Staples to get laminated then I use a dry erase pen.

What kind glue you use it please share the name

Yes.

Saw this method several months ago but the first time I tried it I became very confused but I'm trying again and you were a great teacher. Thank you for sharing

I work lower left to top right, then lower right to top left, working across the row before turning back. Is there an advantage to the way you do it? How do you keep skin oils from discoloring the fabric?

Thanks for the great video and time saving techniques! I was wondering how you design your cross stitch patterns and if you test stitch them before you put them in your shop?

so beautiful

Just gorgeous!! 💝

So cool!!

Thank you! I am just starting my first cross stitch.

wow I loved your video, I bought a uniquely creative steampunk boutique kit and I found your video. You provided me with so many ideas for card making that I hadn't thought of and I have never used wax before. Men's cards are so hard to make and your cards are just perfect and very easy to make. Thank you so much for sharing. Have a happy new year. xx

What a beautiful card you made, there's a lot you can do with tissue paper. I make a lot of Tonic boxes and I like to put matte mod podge on the outside to make them sturdier. I used a very similar lacy die cut for the edges of my last box. If you have flower dies, just cut multiple layers and glue together in the center. Tissue paper is also nice for word shadows when you want a flat card. Thanks for the video.

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I no this is a old post but only just come up on my feed I do your first method but I can’t work out how to go back Ive just been carrying my floss back then starting from the right again

Beautiful cards! I used to take card classes at our local paper craft store. It was a small mom & pop shop here in Ontario, California. I subscribed to your channel today.

Absolutely beautiful! Love this. You are so damn amazing!

Im so happy i found you! Thank you so much for this video! I've been searching for ways to color the quick resin. The quick set resin is my favorite resin right now. I love your teaching style, too! You are funny and happy. I use mica powders in the mold then pour. When it's cured I add some to the surface, then use gloss spray sealer, and it looks like it's made of glass or ceramic. I love your ideas. I'm going to try them right now. Thanks again for sharing. I'm looking forward to binge watching all your videos.

And a perfect activity while binge watching tv!

I've read thru the comments and will add mine to the positive side =) I appreciate your video and am excited I found one of the Chrome Precision plates online!! After spending a few hours today ... wasting SO much card stock and losing my patience trying 3 different cutting machines with metal shims that I'm about to go postal LOL 😉. I was never successful with anything I tried so was about to throw my dies into the trash, then I found your video and have hope 🙌🏻 Fingers crossed I have the same success as you! 🤞🏻

Only 4 years later :) I so want to learn this sewing method but it messes with my brain so much the last times I've attempted. One more try before giving up! It sure would cut down on time for my big full coverage piece with has several BIG areas of the same color (sky, grass etc). Looked up a small kitty cat silhouette pattern I'm going to try with.

Love this ... can't wait to try it...been a stitch for almost 40 years

What is the powdered ink that you used in the Shaker or the little pot it sounded like Lindy's, but I couldn't understand the details?thanks!at 16:00 in your video

Will thewax not work straight onthe card stock. What is the purpose for the gesso?

Gosh they’re pretty.

Thank you for sharing this! I am a cross country stitcher but I wanted to learn how I could stitch faster like those that do the parking method. This is lovely.

Oh my goodness! They’re all so cute. 🐝 ❤

Very pretty!! 🌵🌸

Fabulous!!

I've stitched this way for YEARS. I'm 72 LOL

This was fun! You really have a nice voice and personality for these videos. Thanks!

I've been stitching for a few years, so glad I came across your video. I'm about to start a rather large project, this stitch will probably cut my time in half. Can't wait to get started. Many thanks!

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Wow..hmm that’s cool 🙏🏽🙋🏻‍♀️👍🏽Mia

Love it love it love it. First time I have seen your work. Love how you just go with your gut.

I stitch faster grandma style lol

Love the bow❤

Hi ... Just "found" you on the Net ... Loved this video. Question ... Could you do just about the same techniques but on photos instead of paper?

A bit disappointed that your new fast way is the way I always stitched. 😆 This is how we learned in school. Can’t imagine doing it any other way, but was hoping you had an even faster way. Thanks for the tutorial though, seems like it helped a lot of people! 😊

So, I cross stitched years ago and just yesterday I got out my unfinished projects to think about finishing or giving away. This is interesting because I remember when I learned, I was told that all your x's have to be done the same, i.e. either right to left top to bottom first then left to right top to bottom to complete the x or any combination you want but I was told that if you change it up throughout your piece, it will look uneven and ragged and unprofessional. So have you noticed that you can tell a difference when you do all half stitches then all the other side of half stitches in a row or when you do a row of complete x's?

Brown shoe polish works and is cheaper. Also bingo dabbers are much cheaper than ink pads. My favorite thing about doing my paper crafts is to find my items for free, then go through it all and figure out how to use them.

Yes...I cross stitch without the hoop. I was born in Europe so that's how my mother taught me to stitch this way. It definitely is much faster.

I will try the trick with turning fabric upside down - the only one that hasn't hit me yet even though it's probably the easiest of them 🙂

Beautiful! Thanks, very helpful ❤😊