Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks? I am 75-years-old and completed my first embroidery project (a dresser scarf with a day lily motif) at age 7. That means I've been embroidering for 68 years! When doing the fishbone stitch, I always started at the bottom of the leaf and worked my way up. I have to say that your method of starting at the top and working your way down looks as though it would give a more uniform appearance. I happen to be doing a project right now that requires that stitch and I'm going to switch to doing it your way, to see which I like best. I loved your video because you showed beginners a very nice variety of stitches and presented the lesson without a lot of unnecessary words to go along with the footage. I actually started out looking for a refresher course on the woven rose stitch because it's been years since I used it. I'm so glad I chose your tutorial to view! Thank you for an excellent lesson! I'm off to play with my needle and floss now!
@@lilmiss_jean Thank you, Jean! I believe if you are going to do something, do it with passion, no matter what it is! BTW...I love doing the fishbone stitch from the top down. Thank you, again!!!
@@TisEyerish1 Thank you for good advice. My parents are tailor, my toys is different from other children, needles, yarn, textile and machine. Embroidery is my favorite in my childhood days. God bless and keep safe ☺️
This brings back memories. An older lady had a shop in town near my primary (elementary) school. One day I went in with my mom, saw her doing embroidery and said I wanted to learn. She said i could come learn from her each day after school until my mom finished work and stopped by to pick me up. So that's what i did in the evenings after after school- sat in her quiet shop and did stitches like these that she taught me. RIP Mrs. Rattigan!
I'm just starting embroidery and I can't tell you how grateful I am for this video, it's so clear and helpful, not filled with the endless chatter of most "tutorials" that make it overly complicated for no reason
My grandma passed away last year and I got her old embroidery items…I’m determined to finish her pillow case she had started. Thank you for posting this for people like me ❤
I do a TON of embroidery - hand and machine - and felt and this is BY the best tutorial for these stitches I have ever seen. Not boring, direct and to the point, clear and concise. KUDOS!
My mother was an upholsterer she worked on everything from museum items to airplanes and boats. She passed away at the age of 45 in 2008 and I was young, still am but I forgot I knew how to do this until I saw this video. I bought myself a kit and that's what I'll be doing tomorrow to celebrate her on mothersday. Thank you🕯️❤️
Yeah my mum was a very talented dressmaker, and did exquisite hand embroidery. She taught me when I was young, and as I grew up, she taught me many skills in sewing and needlework, some of which, like you, I am now dusting off as they have not been used in some time. We lost her just before Mothers Day this year, and in her last days, I made clothes for a bear for her to keep her company when we could not be by her side, and my daughter made it with me, learning the basics of sewing and embroidery as we went. It was such a special gift, as it was not only a special friend for her in those last difficult days, it represented the love of all the family as the bear was taken to all the family to put some love and hugs into before being given to Mum, and it also represented the passing on of Mum's wonderful skills to the next generation. When we gave it to her, she looked up at my daughter and said, "I'm speechless". Love you so much, Mum, and miss you every day, but your legacy lives on.
I picked up my first embroidery kit and realized I didn't know how to do any of the stitches it called for. This video was clear and easy and definitely gave me the confidence boost to move forward with my kit. Thank you!
Thank you so much for bringing back memories of school needlework. We need to pass these skills on to the next generation. I am a child of the 50’s and have started craftwork in my late 60’s and I’m enjoying doing projects for my grandchildren. Xx 💕💕
This is the clearest video I've seen, Not putting down anyone else, but I have listening issues and sometimes people over explain and block their hands too much. This is clean visually, I can see very well what I am meant to do. Thank you for taking your time to teach. :)
I had forgotten all these stitches I did as a child. Too long ago to remember! Maybe I will have a go again if my eyesight allows. Your video was a joy to watch. Thank you ❤
I learned a couple basic stitches years ago when I made a small kit project. I've been wanting to get back into embroidery, but have been intimidated by all the gorgeous stitches I've been seeing; they look so complicated! Thank you for demystifying this art for me, and for everyone else here. This video truly transcends language barriers in an easy-to-follow, yet beautiful, way. I truly think it's made even more lovely in its simplicity. The tutorial aside, this video was mesmerizing and relaxing; I could watch you stitch for hours to this music and not get bored! 💕
I’ve recently taken up hand sewing because I’m sewing some patches on a jacket, and now I’ve got an itch to learn embroidery too. This is a fantastic introductory video for me because I learn better by just watching and doing things myself. Thank you for this!
You make it seem so simple that I have been inspired to learn. I will buy some embroidery needles, thread, and the frame and try to follow you. I once had all of these things when I was a young girl. Thank you for the lesson.
Me, too! The only thing I ended up doing with the thread was making friendship bracelets! Our girls loved making them & they did them to pass the time on car trips! Now, my granddaughters make them. Maybe, I'll break mine out again!
If you can, watch the video on your TV. Get comfortable in your favorite chair or on your couch and have the remote next to you, so you can go back when you need to see something more than once, or for when you need to pause. Good luck! I hope you're enjoying the learning process!
Haven't done embroidery in years, giving it a shot despite my stiff hands. Thanks for being the content provider I was looking for today. Perfect for beginners and review for those who want a restart!
I remember doing some of these stitches when I was young but having a video to show each of these stitches is sooo helpful. Thanks to You Tube I can start embroidering again! Thank you so much for sharing so this art can be saved and passed onto generations to come!
My mother taught me a few basic stitches when I was about 5-6 years old back in the early 1960's to keep my hands busy and keep me "quiet". The days before TV programs during the day. Only test patterns until the nightly news. I wonder what mother's today would think about giving a 5-6-year-old actual needles and scissors? You learned quickly not to move around and to pay attention to your work, or you would stab your fingers. I did embroider a bit in the '70's with all the other hippies. Thank you for the refresher. I'm recently retired and now have time to pick up this hobby again. And I actually remembered the stitches you show here!
Thank you so much! I’m starting off new to this, what a work of art and I can’t wait. My first project is going to be beautiful flowers on an apron for myself!
I 've recently become interested in embroidery. haven't yet bought my embroidery stuff, I kept watching tutorials on Pinterest but they show it so fast I couldn't pick up on it. This is at the right speed for a beginner, and has increased my interest. Already subscribed, time to go shopping. Thank you for sharing this.
These are amazing! I'm just getting into stitching again for the first time since 4th grade. I cannot wait to try these! Thank you for such clear instructions :)
I am so grateful to have found this particular video. It's been many years since I last embroidered and couldn't remember some stitches. I didn't want a lot of talk, just a demo, this video hit the spot. Thank you so much for making it easy to relearn
I've recently decided to start learning embroidery, after doing cross-stitch for about 15 years and crochet for 7. I bought a beginner's embroidery kit with all the basics I need and a book that explains the stitches, but I was having some trouble understanding how to make the knots, and the stem stitch didn't make much sense either. This video is exactly what I needed to figure them all out - easy to follow and straight to the point. Thank you!
Thank you so much. My grandma tried to teach me as a kid, but multiple undiagnosed learning disabilities just lead to frustration. I decided to teach myself now that I'm an adult. This helped so much.
Thank you so much for this! Great video--clear, simple, excellently paced. The background music is very nice, too; lovely accompaniment yet simple enough so as to not be distracting. I used to do a bit of embroidery when I was younger, but it's been decades, and I decided to start up again and have been looking for helpful resources. Yours is the best basic video I've found so far!
Ever since i got into embroidery i love it. I really want to master this. It's been the best therapy for my anxiety. There is such a long history for centuries with this art/craft it's amazing. So much to learn.
Thank you for this, this is exactly what I needed, such a simple and clear way to show us all the different techniques. I'm just starting to learn because I decided I'd like to customize a jean jacket that I have, and I had bought a whole kit thinking it would show me how, but it doesn't have very clear instructions at all. This is MUCH better, and I feel confident now that I'll be able to get started 😊
Brings back memories when my mother use to teach us embroidery in the winter afternoon where she use to weave woollen scarves while we use to sit besides her learning it ! Thanks for the video and reminding the art that's almost forgotten
Thank you so much! This was incredibly informative! it was much easier for me to understand than if someone just tried to explain verbally. The calming music and the names were incredibly helpful so thank you so much for putting in the time and thought to do this video!
I'm 57 years old and just starting to learn this. Your video is so helpful! The directions on the kit I have are really confusing and I decided to see if there was anything on CZcams...so glad I did. This is wonderful! Thank you for sharing it.
Wow! Best video I've ever seen for teaching a good variety of stitches in such a short amount of time! Being able to refer back to this will be invaluable. Thank you so much.🙂
This is really helpful! I’m 47 and haven’t ever embroidered until now. I’m working on a bunny theme tea towel for Easter. The stitches are basic - back stitch, stem, satin, French knot - but seeing you do them has cleared up a lot of my confusion! The only stitch I was doing correctly before watching this video was the satin stitch. Now they’ll all be right, thanks to you!
pretty much every embroidery thread i’ve ever used was six strands, for these you pull the embroidery thread apart so they’re three strands ! ik different stitches can use different amounts of thread strands but all of these can be done with three i think. i hope this helps !
Thank you for doing this tutorial!! It has been years since I did any embroidery and this has brought back on how to make different stitches. Thanks again!
I watched this video through, then went out and bought some supplies, and I just finished all the stitches in this tutorial. I liked how there was a nice variety of stitches, some more challenging than others. And no unnecessary chitchat! Then you for posting this video. I'll be practicing more tomorrow.
I remember being taught the simpler half of these stitches for art class in Primary 3 (we were 9 years old) and the next year, we learnt to do the smocking stitch and made our very own gingham aprons with smocking stitch patterns on them! Thank you for your video!
Thank you for this informative and straight forward video. I've just begun my first embroidery last night and this short video might very help me know what I'm doing, Thank you for your time and effort. :)
Natalie, you’ve done it again! Thanks so for branching out, & taking us with you! You enhance my life with ALL your stitching-quilting & embroidery. Blessings!
It's my first time embroidering and I am so excited for the future. I started by doing a red flower and a light blue leaf on one of my white petticoats. I used woven rose and fish bone stitches for this. The result is not perfect but it is pretty anyway. I feel like dancing with only this petticoat on myself. I am so happy right now and thank you so much for this simple video ❤
I'm making my Lydia Deetz cardigan details...thank you for such a beautiful & helpful video. The end result and any wall would be lucky to have your sincere sampler hung as art! I loved that you used multiple colors ~
So I'm a 21 year old dude, who sews my work pants back together when I rip them, because I'm cheap. And I am actually enjoying it, so arbitrarily I wanted to learn to embroider. I have no idea what I'm going to embroider, or on what, but here I am.
Thank you so much for this. I used to embroider quite a bit when I was younger and I recently wanted to get back into it. This video has been immensely helpful and is much appreciated x
Yes I can't wait to get my embroidery kit and practice these cool stitches. They will add another skill to my craft repertoire along with knitting and crocheting. Am so excited 😁
For the rose you must know this: Don't pull the string tightly, just leave it around the circle without tightening, because it wont work if you tighten it!
Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks? I am 75-years-old and completed my first embroidery project (a dresser scarf with a day lily motif) at age 7. That means I've been embroidering for 68 years! When doing the fishbone stitch, I always started at the bottom of the leaf and worked my way up. I have to say that your method of starting at the top and working your way down looks as though it would give a more uniform appearance. I happen to be doing a project right now that requires that stitch and I'm going to switch to doing it your way, to see which I like best. I loved your video because you showed beginners a very nice variety of stitches and presented the lesson without a lot of unnecessary words to go along with the footage. I actually started out looking for a refresher course on the woven rose stitch because it's been years since I used it. I'm so glad I chose your tutorial to view! Thank you for an excellent lesson! I'm off to play with my needle and floss now!
Wow! Amazing passion you have thanks for sharing.👏
@@lilmiss_jean Thank you, Jean! I believe if you are going to do something, do it with passion, no matter what it is! BTW...I love doing the fishbone stitch from the top down. Thank you, again!!!
@@TisEyerish1 Thank you for good advice. My parents are tailor, my toys is different from other children, needles, yarn, textile and machine. Embroidery is my favorite in my childhood days. God bless and keep safe ☺️
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This brings back memories. An older lady had a shop in town near my primary (elementary) school. One day I went in with my mom, saw her doing embroidery and said I wanted to learn. She said i could come learn from her each day after school until my mom finished work and stopped by to pick me up. So that's what i did in the evenings after after school- sat in her quiet shop and did stitches like these that she taught me. RIP Mrs. Rattigan!
What a wonderful, sweet, kind hearted person. We need more people like her, rip :(
@ananse77 Your comment made me emotional.. and yes @SeaGem we need more people like Mrs. Rattigan 🙏
God bless her... how long did you learn embroidery with her?
How lovely..of her and for you x
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I'm just starting embroidery and I can't tell you how grateful I am for this video, it's so clear and helpful, not filled with the endless chatter of most "tutorials" that make it overly complicated for no reason
This is a great video! But I’m still confused on the Bullion knot 😩🤦🏼♀️ lol
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My grandma passed away last year and I got her old embroidery items…I’m determined to finish her pillow case she had started. Thank you for posting this for people like me ❤
I do a TON of embroidery - hand and machine - and felt and this is BY the best tutorial for these stitches I have ever seen. Not boring, direct and to the point, clear and concise. KUDOS!
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My mother was an upholsterer she worked on everything from museum items to airplanes and boats. She passed away at the age of 45 in 2008 and I was young, still am but I forgot I knew how to do this until I saw this video. I bought myself a kit and that's what I'll be doing tomorrow to celebrate her on mothersday. Thank you🕯️❤️
Yeah my mum was a very talented dressmaker, and did exquisite hand embroidery. She taught me when I was young, and as I grew up, she taught me many skills in sewing and needlework, some of which, like you, I am now dusting off as they have not been used in some time. We lost her just before Mothers Day this year, and in her last days, I made clothes for a bear for her to keep her company when we could not be by her side, and my daughter made it with me, learning the basics of sewing and embroidery as we went. It was such a special gift, as it was not only a special friend for her in those last difficult days, it represented the love of all the family as the bear was taken to all the family to put some love and hugs into before being given to Mum, and it also represented the passing on of Mum's wonderful skills to the next generation. When we gave it to her, she looked up at my daughter and said, "I'm speechless". Love you so much, Mum, and miss you every day, but your legacy lives on.
I picked up my first embroidery kit and realized I didn't know how to do any of the stitches it called for. This video was clear and easy and definitely gave me the confidence boost to move forward with my kit. Thank you!
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I didn't realize the fishbone and woven rose were so easy! They're so beautiful 😍
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Thank you so much for bringing back memories of school needlework. We need to pass these skills on to the next generation. I am a child of the 50’s and have started craftwork in my late 60’s and I’m enjoying doing projects for my grandchildren. Xx 💕💕
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I would have loved to learn this in school! What else would you do?
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0:00 Running
0:36 Back-stich
1:04 Split
1:35 Bullion Knot
2:51 Satin
3:29 Long & Short
4:55 French Knot
5:20 Lazy Daisy
5:57 Blanket
6:56 Fish-bone
7:52 Woven Rose
9:16 Stem
9:53 Chain
10:21 Straight
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at 6:56 it's not Fishbone, it's closed flystitch.
Woven rose thread is different or wht?
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This is the clearest video I've seen, Not putting down anyone else, but I have listening issues and sometimes people over explain and block their hands too much. This is clean visually, I can see very well what I am meant to do. Thank you for taking your time to teach. :)
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I had forgotten all these stitches I did as a child. Too long ago to remember! Maybe I will have a go again if my eyesight allows. Your video was a joy to watch. Thank you ❤
Beautiful I learn these all in my high school class just flash back all memories
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Me too
Same here ..
I wish we had an embroidery class in my high-school. I would love that and a knitting class.
Same pinch
I learned a couple basic stitches years ago when I made a small kit project. I've been wanting to get back into embroidery, but have been intimidated by all the gorgeous stitches I've been seeing; they look so complicated! Thank you for demystifying this art for me, and for everyone else here. This video truly transcends language barriers in an easy-to-follow, yet beautiful, way. I truly think it's made even more lovely in its simplicity.
The tutorial aside, this video was mesmerizing and relaxing; I could watch you stitch for hours to this music and not get bored! 💕
I’ve recently taken up hand sewing because I’m sewing some patches on a jacket, and now I’ve got an itch to learn embroidery too. This is a fantastic introductory video for me because I learn better by just watching and doing things myself. Thank you for this!
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0:00 Running Stitch
0:37 Back Stitch
1:05 Spilt Stitch
1:37 Bullion Stitch
2:52 Satin Stitch
3:30 Long Short Stitch
4:55 French Knot
5:17 Lazy Daisy Stitch
5:57 Blanket Stitch
6:50 Fishbone Stitch
7:54 Woven Rose
9:15 Stem Stitch
9:53 Chain Stitch
10:22 Straight Stitch
Can you tell me where to get the thread your useing?
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You make it seem so simple that I have been inspired to learn. I will buy some embroidery needles, thread, and the frame and try to follow you. I once had all of these things when I was a young girl. Thank you for the lesson.
have you done it? I wanna get into embroidery, but got sewing thread before i knew i was supposed to get embroidery thread. Imma make it work, though
Me, too! The only thing I ended up doing with the thread was making friendship bracelets! Our girls loved making them & they did them to pass the time on car trips! Now, my granddaughters make them. Maybe, I'll break mine out again!
If you can, watch the video on your TV. Get comfortable in your favorite chair or on your couch and have the remote next to you, so you can go back when you need to see something more than once, or for when you need to pause. Good luck! I hope you're enjoying the learning process!
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I haven’t been exited about life in a long time but this video makes me exited for the new day and all of the creative things I can do! Thank you!!
I felt the same, thanks for sharing
Thank you. Your video is so clear to see the stitching. I haven't embroidered in over 20 yrs. My memory on it is fuzzy.
Glad it was helpful!
Haven't done embroidery in years, giving it a shot despite my stiff hands. Thanks for being the content provider I was looking for today. Perfect for beginners and review for those who want a restart!
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I remember doing some of these stitches when I was young but having a video to show each of these stitches is sooo helpful. Thanks to You Tube I can start embroidering again! Thank you so much for sharing so this art can be saved and passed onto generations to come!
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I just started doing embroidery and this video is exactly what I needed! Thank you 🥰
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Wow, it has been so many years since I've done any of these, what a wonderful refresher course, thank you very much, so glad I found your channel 😀
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My mother taught me a few basic stitches when I was about 5-6 years old back in the early 1960's to keep my hands busy and keep me "quiet". The days before TV programs during the day. Only test patterns until the nightly news. I wonder what mother's today would think about giving a 5-6-year-old actual needles and scissors? You learned quickly not to move around and to pay attention to your work, or you would stab your fingers. I did embroider a bit in the '70's with all the other hippies. Thank you for the refresher. I'm recently retired and now have time to pick up this hobby again. And I actually remembered the stitches you show here!
Thank you so much! I’m starting off new to this, what a work of art and I can’t wait. My first project is going to be beautiful flowers on an apron for myself!
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You’re just doing the work! Absolutely marvellous! Thank you so much it feels like a blessing with the wonderful music!
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I 've recently become interested in embroidery. haven't yet bought my embroidery stuff, I kept watching tutorials on Pinterest but they show it so fast I couldn't pick up on it. This is at the right speed for a beginner, and has increased my interest. Already subscribed, time to go shopping. Thank you for sharing this.
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These are amazing! I'm just getting into stitching again for the first time since 4th grade. I cannot wait to try these! Thank you for such clear instructions :)
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I am so grateful to have found this particular video. It's been many years since I last embroidered and couldn't remember some stitches. I didn't want a lot of talk, just a demo, this video hit the spot. Thank you so much for making it easy to relearn
I've recently decided to start learning embroidery, after doing cross-stitch for about 15 years and crochet for 7. I bought a beginner's embroidery kit with all the basics I need and a book that explains the stitches, but I was having some trouble understanding how to make the knots, and the stem stitch didn't make much sense either. This video is exactly what I needed to figure them all out - easy to follow and straight to the point. Thank you!
Thank you so much. My grandma tried to teach me as a kid, but multiple undiagnosed learning disabilities just lead to frustration. I decided to teach myself now that I'm an adult. This helped so much.
exactly the same story with me lol, I wanted to embroider and knit so badly but could never keep up!
@@lellehxprichx6575 I still can't get the hang of knitting. My hands don't work together well enough. I personally prefer crochet.
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Thank you so much for this! Great video--clear, simple, excellently paced. The background music is very nice, too; lovely accompaniment yet simple enough so as to not be distracting. I used to do a bit of embroidery when I was younger, but it's been decades, and I decided to start up again and have been looking for helpful resources. Yours is the best basic video I've found so far!
Glad it was helpful!, ☺️
Ever since i got into embroidery i love it. I really want to master this. It's been the best therapy for my anxiety. There is such a long history for centuries with this art/craft it's amazing. So much to learn.
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Thank you for this, this is exactly what I needed, such a simple and clear way to show us all the different techniques. I'm just starting to learn because I decided I'd like to customize a jean jacket that I have, and I had bought a whole kit thinking it would show me how, but it doesn't have very clear instructions at all. This is MUCH better, and I feel confident now that I'll be able to get started 😊
Brings back memories when my mother use to teach us embroidery in the winter afternoon where she use to weave woollen scarves while we use to sit besides her learning it ! Thanks for the video and reminding the art that's almost forgotten
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Thank you so much! This was incredibly informative! it was much easier for me to understand than if someone just tried to explain verbally. The calming music and the names were incredibly helpful so thank you so much for putting in the time and thought to do this video!
Easily the simplest, most thorough, concise and best quality how-to video I think I've ever seen...on any topic! Thank you!
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That was refreshing the memories of what we learnt in school..thank u...thinking of taking up embroidery as a hobby now after seeing this
I'm 57 years old and just starting to learn this. Your video is so helpful! The directions on the kit I have are really confusing and I decided to see if there was anything on CZcams...so glad I did. This is wonderful! Thank you for sharing it.
One of the most helpful videos on the internet for me. Thanks a lot.
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Woww ... I never got a chance of learning these... Thanks for making such a good video.
Wow! Best video I've ever seen for teaching a good variety of stitches in such a short amount of time! Being able to refer back to this will be invaluable. Thank you so much.🙂
This is a new hobby that I’m starting just out of the blue. Thank you for making this video! I’m excited to get started 🤓
You are so welcome!
I have been thinking of taking up embroidery and this has inspired me! So pretty and so well demonstrated. Thanks 👍🏻
Amazing 👏 just did my first rose!
❤❤❤❤ lovely design and very helpful
This is really helpful! I’m 47 and haven’t ever embroidered until now. I’m working on a bunny theme tea towel for Easter. The stitches are basic - back stitch, stem, satin, French knot - but seeing you do them has cleared up a lot of my confusion! The only stitch I was doing correctly before watching this video was the satin stitch. Now they’ll all be right, thanks to you!
I pretty much only needed to watch your examples once and was able to figure it out after that. Great video, thank you!
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Hi, newbie here! How many strands of thread did you use? Do different stitches work better with more strands? Thank you, this was very informative!
Keen to know the answer to this too!
pretty much every embroidery thread i’ve ever used was six strands, for these you pull the embroidery thread apart so they’re three strands ! ik different stitches can use different amounts of thread strands but all of these can be done with three i think. i hope this helps !
Это потрясающе! Огромное спасибо. Все понятно. Очень нужное видео для начинающих ❤
자수 기초 공유해 주셔서 감사해요.
구독누르고 갑니다.
True even I remembered my school days....after seeing the art...Nice work...very clean 🥰🥰
This is the most excellent tutorial on embroidery stitches I have ever seen. Well done!
I glad that you like my work🥰
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This embroidery is a wonderful representation of the beauty and intricacy of traditional art forms!
So beautiful 💞
Very beautiful.. I learnt this art in my college days 😊😊
Çok teşekkür ediyorum çok güzel emeğinize sağlık 🌺🌷🌹
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful video.
I haven’t embroidered anything in a long time and I’ve forgotten how satisfying it is to do and watch.
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Thank you for doing this tutorial!! It has been years since I did any embroidery and this has brought back on how to make different stitches. Thanks again!
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This felt nostalgic! I Remember learning some of these stitching techniques in my high school😁
I watched this video through, then went out and bought some supplies, and I just finished all the stitches in this tutorial. I liked how there was a nice variety of stitches, some more challenging than others. And no unnecessary chitchat! Then you for posting this video. I'll be practicing more tomorrow.
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Really nicely done video!
Muy bonito quiero aprender.
Muchas gracias .
I wish yo learn it but there is no one to teach me so easy to learn bu the video thanks ❤
I remember being taught the simpler half of these stitches for art class in Primary 3 (we were 9 years old) and the next year, we learnt to do the smocking stitch and made our very own gingham aprons with smocking stitch patterns on them!
Thank you for your video!
I’ve just started embroidery for the first time. I keep coming back to this video to reteach myself the stitches. This is so helpful.
Lindo demais! Gratidão 🙏☺️
Thank you for this informative and straight forward video.
I've just begun my first embroidery last night and this short video might very help me know what I'm doing, Thank you for your time and effort. :)
Natalie, you’ve done it again! Thanks so for branching out, & taking us with you! You enhance my life with ALL your stitching-quilting & embroidery. Blessings!
It's my first time embroidering and I am so excited for the future. I started by doing a red flower and a light blue leaf on one of my white petticoats. I used woven rose and fish bone stitches for this. The result is not perfect but it is pretty anyway. I feel like dancing with only this petticoat on myself. I am so happy right now and thank you so much for this simple video ❤
You are so welcome! 😊
Just wow, you are so good at this skill. Seeing this I feel relax.
Thank you so incredibly much for this! Had no idea it was this easy!! 💖👏
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I'm making my Lydia Deetz cardigan details...thank you for such a beautiful & helpful video.
The end result and any wall would be lucky to have your sincere sampler hung as art! I loved that you used multiple colors ~
Osm api
That was such a joy to watch!
So I'm a 21 year old dude, who sews my work pants back together when I rip them, because I'm cheap. And I am actually enjoying it, so arbitrarily I wanted to learn to embroider. I have no idea what I'm going to embroider, or on what, but here I am.
This is a treasure. Here I am a 36 year old man getting into hand embroidery.
Thank you so much for this. I used to embroider quite a bit when I was younger and I recently wanted to get back into it. This video has been immensely helpful and is much appreciated x
You are so welcome!😊
this is wonderful thank you! just wondering: how many strands did you use for the woven rose? thanks!
Hey a teen here and just recently got into embroidery thanks for the vid
Yes I can't wait to get my embroidery kit and practice these cool stitches. They will add another skill to my craft repertoire along with knitting and crocheting. Am so excited 😁
For the rose you must know this:
Don't pull the string tightly, just leave it around the circle without tightening, because it wont work if you tighten it!
Thank you for the important tip!
Awesome teaching... Thanks for the video❤
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Спасибо за хороший мастер класс! Буду использовать в работе!
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Это очень полезное видео❤ . Без лишних слов.
Beautiful work! 🤍
Supper ✌️✌️
Thanks 🤗
Really nice very useful thank for sharing ❤️❤️
Very good👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much for this relaxing video! And... Bach is the best choice, always!
you did this so beautifully❤
It'll really help me 🥰
Niceee video very helpful and easy tricks
As a beginner, I find this so fascinating! Thank you for this video!
Thank you for what you have given us,very clear learning with various names🙏👍
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Thank you for your tutorial!