How To Embroider a Santa Panel - Free Project Tutorial
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Join Natalie as she keeps alive the vintage art of redwork! Using this embroidery technique that began in the 1800s, Natalie will show you how to create a charming redwork Santa. A panel from Moda Fabrics provides the base for jolly old St. Nick, so you can embellish it as much or as little as you’d like.
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Just love Jenny and Natalie! I like that old fashioned Santa face. A treasure to be handed down for generations. 😊
I know it's redwork but the first thought that popped into my head was green for the holly and black for soot on his hat.
DMC 321 is redwork red.
Good to know. Thank you ❤
@@debralucca7527
I used Valdani #5 O775-Proud Turkey which matched beautifully. Valdani is also color-fast (the thread does not bleed).
I love having my embroidered pieces machine quilted. Once I got over the feD of it, it opened a whole
a new world !
I hope this video opens some eyes 👀 to the possibilities!
Very cool Santa. Love idea.
Love that, Santa! Will put it on my list for sure. Thank you!
Outlining the holly leaves in green would add a little pizazz, too.
I like that! great suggestion. And yes, it doesn't have to all be in red.
Thanks! I have this panel and now is a great time to embroider it!
Love this video! Thank you for letting me know that it can be quilted over the embroidery. I always send my quilts to be Longarmed to Missouri Quilts. ❤
That is gorgeous redwork!
I like the idea of embroidery panel.
@@lindaparsons3356 There are a lot of quilts with hand embroidered blocks.
Love this 🎅
Beautiful. Thanks Natalie.
He is just beautiful!!
I love it! Can't wait 😄
Love the Santa embroidery😊
Great idea for Christmas. Thank you for sharing. ❤
I wish you had hung it up so we could see it better. The santa is beautiful!
I absolutely love this.
I love this! Thanks so much
Beautiful. Love it
Thanks. ❤❤
I love this!!
Natalie- the mini quilt is so pretty! I'm going to check this out at MSQC. I'll be flying in a couple of months and I think it would be great to travel with❤ You all are so creative and inspirational
I love it!
Love this❤
That is so cool!
I had Santa in my cart before the video ended 🎅🏻
I wonder how this would look with the "Chenille-It" blooming bias
How much floss did you need
Hope you come out with more designs!
This is a Moda panel. Not an MSQ.
I want to order the Santa panel, but wasn’t sure which color of dmc floss to order, and how many?
#321, #498, #814, #816.
She's used her stash, but appears to have two skeins in the clip.
In the description, there is a link to buy all the supplies needed, including the threads
@@chigson47 Thank you! Yes, I saw she had 3 choices I didn’t know which one was closer to the Santa. Plus, I mainly needed to know if she used 1,2,or 3 skeins and how many threads for the stitching? Guess I’ll go back and rewatch the video since I watched it late and watch the one for the stitch she used.
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I use Valdani #5 O775-Proud Turkey. Valdani is color fast (the colors) will not bleed. I used 2-1/2 balls of thread.
I thought this was going to be a how to????? I was prepared to share with my friend that wants to embroidery hers.
What would u go around this with to make bigger for Christmas throw
What do you mean by "landing page"?
So nube question. I bought this. Is there a trick to using the hoop on areas already stitched so the other area stitches done don’t get squished or otherwise crushed? I plan to use a split stitch.
Are there other panels besides Santa? I would love to do a Nativity!
Would have loved to seen the back.
What stitch did you use?
They're doing embroidery too
How much cost Santa panel pls? Thanks
I couldn’t see the details of what you did. Did you hand or machine embroider it? Did you machine quilt over it? I didn’t receive much “tutoring” in this video.
'red work' is usually hand sewn.
Redwork is always done by hand. This is merely a project suggestion. And if you had watched the video, she said they DID machine quilt over it. True, not much of a tutorial. But I think it is a great suggestion.
How many strands did you use?
I don't see this being a project tutoral at all..
She has numerous embroidery tutorials. I don't think they're so great, but there are others out there. It's just a suggestion.