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Nerderbers Stitching
United States
Registrace 8. 05. 2024
Easy-to-follow beginner cross stitch tutorials and secret techniques for more advanced stitchers. Let's stitch together! 🪡
Using a Hoop or Frame for Cross Stitch
Do you need to use a hoop or a frame for cross stitch? No! However, they can be very helpful, especially if your hands hurt after long stitching sessions.
Chapters:
00:00 - Pros & Cons
01:42 - Embroidery Hoops
03:08 - Scroll Frames
04:06 - Q-Snap
04:34 - Stands!
05:23 - My Set-Up
Patterns:
* PAN-cakes Cross Stitch Pattern: ko-fi.com/s/ef8b8f668b
Stands:
* Fanny Stand: www.etsy.com/listing/1428738019
* Clamp Stand: www.etsy.com/listing/866959093
* Table Stand: www.etsy.com/listing/1153408407
* Lowery Floor Stand: www.workstands.com/store
Frames:
* Scroll Frame: www.michaels.com/product/needlework-scroll-frame-10400077 (this one is fairly low quality, I don’t really recommend it)
* Q-Snap Image: www.michaels.com/product/loops-threads-plastic-snap-frame-10230842
Chapters:
00:00 - Pros & Cons
01:42 - Embroidery Hoops
03:08 - Scroll Frames
04:06 - Q-Snap
04:34 - Stands!
05:23 - My Set-Up
Patterns:
* PAN-cakes Cross Stitch Pattern: ko-fi.com/s/ef8b8f668b
Stands:
* Fanny Stand: www.etsy.com/listing/1428738019
* Clamp Stand: www.etsy.com/listing/866959093
* Table Stand: www.etsy.com/listing/1153408407
* Lowery Floor Stand: www.workstands.com/store
Frames:
* Scroll Frame: www.michaels.com/product/needlework-scroll-frame-10400077 (this one is fairly low quality, I don’t really recommend it)
* Q-Snap Image: www.michaels.com/product/loops-threads-plastic-snap-frame-10230842
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How To: Kit Up a Cross Stitch Project
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Getting a new cross stitch project ready is so much fun! Who doesn't love a new start? Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:28 - Buy Floss 01:50 - Buy Fabric 02:43 - Measure for Full Coverage Projects 03:16 - Measure for Hoop Finish 04:04 - Measure for Framing 04:34 - Measure for Custom Finish 04:59 - Cut Fabric 06:15 - Protect Edges 07:54 - Organize Supplies 08:51 - Outro
How To: Grid Aida for Cross Stitch
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Gridding can make counting cross stitch much easier! But is it worth the effort? Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - Pre-Gridded Fabric 01:20 - Eraseable Markers 04:02 - Sew a Grid 05:45 - Conclusion "Whale S " pattern is available from Fine Frog Stitching: finefrogstitching.com/products/whale-shit-pdf-funny-cross-stitch-pattern #crossstitch #tutorial
5 Things You Need to Start Cross Stitch
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5 Things You Need to Start Cross Stitch
Hello. I have just subscribed. I am getting back into cross stitch after 10 years of almost exclusively quilting.
Thank you for subscribing! And welcome back to the world of cross stitch, we’re glad to have you 😊
So helpful! Thanks for showing your setup!
I’m so glad it was helpful!
Beautiful work! How did you do in the state fair competition?
Thank you! I don’t know the results yet, but hopefully I’ll be able to see this weekend!
I saw one of your shorts a couple of days ago and thanks to you I finally found the courage to buy cross stitching supplies. Your work looks gorgeous 😍
Oh my goodness, this is the best comment I could receive!! I hope you love cross stitching, welcome to the club ♥️
That looks amazing! I don't even have a Nintendo system and want one of those
Thank you!! I'm really happy with how it turned out ♥️
This is gorgeous!!! Where did you get the pattern for it or did you design the pattern yourself? 🥰
I converted pixel art made by Pixel Jess to a pattern for myself (with permission form the artist)
@@nerderbers_stitching oooohhh!!! That's really cool!!! I never thought of that! Pixel art would be a good way to think of patterns for cross-stitch! With artist permission ofc or if you're an artist that knows how to do it yourself 💕
@@jennifercentobene1162 totally! I'm trying to get into pixel art myself, but it's always soooo much slower than I expect it to be
Murphy's Law always comes into play with anything involving Mario Sunshine. The most perfectly imperfect game imaginable.
Haha! I suppose it is fitting 😂
Looks beautiful, love me some Delfino Plaza!
Thank you!
Excellent video❤
I’m glad you liked it!
Can you do a piece that has a circular setting? Basically I am working on a circular kit and wondering if I should leave it in the hoop. Also thank you for these videos
I will add that to my list! I actually have a finished circular piece that I haven’t framed yet in my closet 😂
I'm getting a mic stand! Still on the look out for a floor stand on Ebay, one day I will find an affordable one! The hunt continues! Thanks doll face! Cheers
A mic stand is such a good idea as a substitute for a floor stand! I hope that works well for you 🤞
That is the way I learned how to cross stitch, glad to know it's an actual method.
It seems this is the most common method folks learn!
@@nerderbers_stitching Also a cleaner look in the back!
It's really the only method..there isn't another way
I mostly agree! Except for projects with a lot of confetti stitches or if I'm using variegated thread. Then I think the English method (one stitch at a time) works better for me
What a comfy little video. :) I can't "afford" to add cross-stitch into my troublingly large backlog of arts&crafts projects, so I'll just admire it from this distance. 👋 also YO THAT PROJECT IS MASSIVE. Is that Delfino Plaza?
That's how I feel about crochet! I love seeing what people create, but I don't need a giant collection of yarn in my closet 😅 And yes, it is!! I'm so glad you recognized it ♥️ Based on incredible pixel work and made with permission from the original artist, @pixeljess on IG
When I got into cross stitching I just figured on my own that this would be good as not to get lost. Now it turns out it has a name 😅
I definitely think this method is helpful for keeping track of things! Way easier than counting every single individual stitch 😅
@@nerderbers_stitching by the way, did you think about making a video on taking breaks between colours? I've seen people take a break from a colour by leaving the thread hanging from behind and then coming back to it. I never thought about it myself before I saw it so it could be helpful to people.
Ooh, that’s a great idea! It’s called “parking”, like, parking your thread over in the next place to stitch. I’ll definitely add that to my list of videos to make ♥️
I didn't know that was the name of the method. It's just how my mom taught me. Neat
Your mom taught you well ♥️
Neat! I didn't know that it would make it lie flat. Thank you for the information. Glad i came across your video while scrolling.
I’m so glad it was helpful!
I AM DYING THE NAME IS THE DANISH METHOD…
Yes! Lots of people just think of it as “regular cross stitch” 😂
Great video! Simple and easy to follow ❤
Thank you! Trying to keep it “to the point” but also enough info to be helpful
Speak for yourself, I’ll get those last 2 stitches with my scraggly floss remnants or I’ll die trying
I will admit I’ve done it many times myself. But I started to notice a difference in tension on those stitches, so I try not to!
Welcome to CZcams! This is very cute ♥️ Also, chenille is pronounced “shuh-neel”
Oh gosh, neither of my attempts was correct 🫢🫢