Flosstube #30 Come learn with me the Pin Stitch, Away knot, waste away knot and see how I stitch
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- čas přidán 17. 03. 2024
- Join me today for a “Learn with me” session where I’ll teach you three thread anchoring techniques. The pin stitch, waste knot and waste away knot.
And for a bonus you’ll get to finally see how I stitch.
Ways to Contact
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Email:
AntiqueNeedleworkers@gmail.com
Snail mail:
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P.O. Box 145
Owensville, Ohio 45160-0145
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This was the best video Shelly. I’m 75 and had never seen any of the lessons you taught. My grandma taught me to sew, etc., but never anything about what you showed me! I’m so excited to try these knots! Thank you! You’re the best!!!
I couldn’t be happier with the “learn with me” segment! Thank you for taking the time to video this. Often times I think people assume too much and this is a prime example of helping others and you have the willingness to do so… thank you for not assuming we know it all! Please keep these “lessons” going as they are SO helpful!💕(Rachel says hi❣️)
Hi sweet Rachel!!! And hello to you my friend
This was my first time to watch your floss tube and I really enjoyed it. Very informative. I have been stitching since the early 1980’s and I learned something new. Love listening to you. Thank you.
You just changed my life! I have been stitching for 43 years and the 'away knot' is a game changer as I have been flipping my frame over to be sure I was covering my thread in order to anchor it. Wow! Thank you for taking the time to show us these techniques.
I’ve been stitching for 35+ years and didn’t know these stitch methods. Great tutorial!!! Thank you!!
Thank you! I didnt catch this one when it came out but soooo glad i found it. The pin stitch instructions made what Id been trying to teach myself very clear and now i think i can! But the real gift for me was the "thread on finger" trick to thread a needle! Oh wow! I will still have to use a threader to re-thread 2 strands but oh wow now i can thread one strand without "help"! Thank you! At almost 70 I had never seen that method.
Thanks for teaching me the pin stitch! Old dogs can learn new tricks! Blessings sweet Shellie! I look forward to your videos and hearing about shops and products and seeing your projects.
Thank you so much. Very informative and your voice is so calm and reassuring.
I finally learned to pin stitch. Thx to you. I could listen to you all day. You’re a great teacher. Thx.
This is an amazing video. You have really helped us all learn, especially beginners. Thank you for your gift to others.
You made my day. Your pin stitch tutorial was superb. Thank you.
Thank you! I finally understand how to pin stitch!! Great tutorial!
You are amazing. Thank you for all the tricks and instructions. Much appreciated.
Thank you Shelly.I'm 78 and never saw these techniques before either. Will make my stitching so much easier and neater
Great information! I need to watch the video again. Thanks for doing this. You are an excellent teacher!
Wow, this was very helpful! I especially love the waste away knot. Thank you!
Thank you Shellie! Great lesson
I have done cross stitch for a long time and didn’t know these methods. Thank you.
Thank you for great video! I love doing pin stitch and not giving to flip my work to start and end! Awesone!!
Definitely saving this one! Thank you Shelly
Bless your heart, thank you! I’ve been stitching for 42 years and nobody ever taught me any of that ! I love the pin stitch, I will have to try that. I’m a poke and stab stitcher, but have tried two handed.
Thank you so much, Miss Shelly, for teaching us these knot styles! Wishing you and yours a beautiful Easter weekend!
Very informative and that’s how I do the sewing method…
Thanks for showing the right to left method with the sewing method! I will have to try it that way and see how I do.
Thanks for the tutorial. You did a great job stitching through a camera. It must seem like patting your head while trying to rub your tummy- almost impossible! I always learn something of value to my stitching when I tune in to your channel. Thank you again.🪡🪡
This is so helpful! I didn’t know about the various knots…going to put it to the test! Thank you for everything you do! ❤
Shelly this was very informative I never knew any of these techniques thank you so much!
Thank you for this great video. I’ve been hearing about the pin stitch but didn’t know how to do it. You have helped greatly. Now maybe I’ll like stitching with one thread better!
As a self taught cross stitcher, I am very happy to learn from you the tips you gave in this video! I’ve never seen the threading of a needle as you showed but I’m going to master it now😀. Also the sewing method does look to be so much quicker once you get used to stitching on the top of your fabric. I’ve done the poke and stab method on Aida and now on linen but you taught me a better technique. Thank you for all the content in this video and taking time out of your day to give us some great information with great visual detail! ❤
Thank you for this tutorial. The first explanation of which vertical thread to start at I have ever heard!!!
This is such a great video, I hope there will be more like it to follow! Thank you for sharing
There will be!
Thank you Shelley. Now I can do the pin stitch. Great tutorial! Thanks for your time and patience. God Bless You! Pam Miller in Alabama
I haven’t watched you lately cause I don’t care to view long videos but this was a great tutorial. Thanks so much.
Thank you Shellie this was an excellent demonstration, love the needle threading and how to do those pesky but necessary one stitch random stitches.
Thanks for the GREAT tutorial. Your technique for threading the needle, game changer.🤯
Thank you for the threading the needle portion! I forgot my grandmother had shown me this when I was a little girl . Great demo. I have some beginner stitchers that need to watch this !! Thank you!❤️👍
Thank you for taking the time to show us how to pin stitch! I have always wanted to learn a way to do those pesky single stitches without carrying or having a ton of thread behind the stitch on the back, or just leaving them off altogether. 😊
Thank you Shellie! This was so helpful. I love the threading of the needle method. I can't wait to try it. I learned to sew, not stitch, from my Kom and we always wet the end of the thread by our to gue. Well, nowadays, that just won't t do so, thank you so much!! Enjoyed seeing g the pin stitch and away stitch although something in the back of my mind tells me I did this in the 80s. I stopped as my thumb would be so painful but picked it up again in 2018, and the thumb is fine. But so much is new to me now. Appreciate you taking your time to show us all these fun techniques. Wishing you a blessed Palm Sunday and Holy Week. 🌴✝️❤️
Thank you so much for the demonstration! I did not know all of this, and it will really help me. I like to start from the right, and do the sewing stitch, but I couldn’t figure out all the ways to begin and end the threads. Thank you again!❤
Thank you , thank you again and again. I hope more tutorials will be in the future. I will be watching this video again and again,until I get the technique down
The absolutely will be
Some really great tips here, Shellie-thanks for sharing!❤
Thank you, Shellie! Will try these techniques the nexttime I stitch!!!!
Great tips and tricks! I need to try threading my needle like this! Pin stitches make the back of your work so much neater! Thanks for showing these methods, I will try an away knot too!!
Thanks! Never knew about that way to thread my needle 😮🤩🥰
This is a great tutorial! A nice refresher for me! Thank you!
Thanks for the tutorial I thought it was very informative and I learnt the pin stitch
Shellie!!! This was so great! Thank you….i learned a lot!!!❤
YEAH, I just learned how to pin stitch. Thank you for taking the time to show this is such detail. Not only did I learn the pin stitch, you also showed me a new way of the sewing method and the away knots were fantastic. You just made my week!
Shellie so generous of you to teach thanks I have learned a lot.Bless you my friend
Thank you for this video. I’ve learned a lot. Thank you.
Thank you again for sharing your knowledge. I stitch on Aida and was very happy to see you demonstrate on both linen and Aida. I have tried the sewing method and imagine my surprise to see how your sewing method is different and seems so much easier than what I’ve been doing. An unintentional hint but very welcomed.
Thank you ……enjoyed learning that pin stitch. Have a wonderful week.🙂
Great video. I use some of the same tie offs and beginnings. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain when and why you would use these types of knots. I am a newer stitcher so I never had a clue about all the types of stitches.
Loved learning your new tricks today. Thank you so much Shellie ,you did an awesome job. Now, to remember. 😂
Great class today Mrs Fry! 🚌💨💨
Thanks for taking time to show us
I do appreciate this content. It helps so many of us build confidence in what we may not have been sure of. Thank you very much!
Thank you awesome video. My name is Marilyn and I am 78 years old and did not know how to do any of this. Been stitching sense the early 80s. Love your regular show. So glad I found you. I thank the lord for all you lovely ladies. God bless. ❤️
Thank you so much for showing this. This was very informative and I will be trying this today.
Thanks Shellie. Very well done. Hope you do more tutorials. So helpful
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this type of instructional videos. I know they are a challenge but know they are greatly appreciated!
Very cool. Learnt a lot in the first few minutes, thank you so much.
Thank you Shelly your the best
Thank you for taking the time to show us these methods! You're quickly becoming my favorite flosstube!
I had a hard time remembering warp and weft. So now I tell my self that the thread go across wight and weft. Threads go up at warp speed. Stupid, certainly, butcI haven't forgotten again.
Hi! That is not stupid at all, it’s a great way to remember, and I will now start using your tip, too! Thank you!!
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Hi Shellie
Thank you so much for this brilliant segment it’s really appreciated. I didn’t know how to do this, but thanks to you I do now. Take care my friend, see you soon. 👵 x p.s. going to practice these two ways tonight.
Oh my goodness, what a fantastic video! 🎉I learned so much! I have been wanting to learn these techniques but I haven’t found a video that I could follow & understand. I kept hearing stitchers talking about these techniques & really wanted to learn. Thank you so very much for taking the time to do this video! I am so grateful to you for helping me to learn. You are amazing gift to the stitching community & me!! 💖
Thanks for clarifying the left and right thing
Thank you for taking the time to teach this! I appreciate your clear instructions and the Herculean effort this took to stitch through a camera lens! 💕🪡
🎉🎉🎉 loved this video and I learned A new way to thread the needle. ❤
Great job teaching all of those techniques! And through a camera no less--you are an awesome teacher. I stitch just like you do--the sewing method in a hoop with the linen a little loosy goosy. The best! I have used the pin stitch for several years, but I haven't seen those other knot methods. Good to know. How you thread your needle is amazing. I tried it but can't do it yet. I will keep practicing because that is cool. Thank you for your time, you are so generous. @cbellsew
I feel so enlightened! Thanks for this! ♥
a bunch of stuff i didn't know how to do or was doing wrong 🙃 thanks so much
Thank you for the great tutorial Shellie!
Thanks Shelly I really appreciate you
Thank you so much. That was a really clear tutorial 🥰
First time watching, thanks for sharing your techniques.
Thank you so much for your tutorial on pin stitch. It is so much easier to understand how to do it by watching and not just by seeing pictures. You are always so generous with your time and love of the needlecraft.
Having your camera so close was very helpful!
Wow! I loved this segment. I've been stitching since the mid-70s, but I only learned how to do the starting pin stitch about 2 years ago, and it was a slightly different method. I think I like your method better, plus I now know how to end with a pin stitch, too. I've also always used the pinch method for threading my needle, but I'm going to practice your way. So many new things! Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you for this learn with me video. I was stitching on 18 count Aida and tried the pin stitch to start. It worked beautifully. I am still trying to figure out how to thread my needle, lol. You did a fantastic job explaining and demonstrating.
This was very helpful! Thank you for a great informational video!
I do suggest that when using the sewing method to use that throughout the design or throughout the area as sewing does make for a stitch that sticks out more. Also uses more fiber, not that it probably will be noticed if you have lots of fiber.
Thank you so much for your tutorial, I knew how to pin stitch but I did not know about ending with a pin stitch. It was great timing, I am stitching on a pattern that on the door has one stitch for the door handle. It worked so great, thank you.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial.
I have been stitching fo rthe last 40 years. The best thing i think i ever learnt was the 2 handed way of stitching with my work on a floor frame and the parking method. Before that i had held the material with one hand and stitched with the other. and i am still learning things especially with the threading of the needle. At the moment i am doing a counted stitching Henry VIII on 28 aida and it is so confetti heavy in places lol. WIth these knots it may just be that little bit more easier . I have been using a single thread 1 over 1 and i have been starting off by the same kind of pin stitch *splitting the weave* and been leaving off the same way and making sure the leave off stitch is not seen. I have given you a huge thumbs up and a you have a new subscriber from me . Much love from Australia
Thank you so much. That was so informative. I know it was a pain to film but I found it really helpful!!! Thank you for taking the time.❤
Fabulous! Thanks so much❤
Your needleminder is so pretty
Great instructions! Thanks so much. Great video
I really enjoyed your tutorial.
thank you Shelly for sharing your knowledge; it is interesting to see how different stitchers do things. I had never heard of the pin stitch; will have to try that. I just have always run over my thread for many stitches to secure it. I do so appreciate your educational videos; keep em coming. Getting quite an education on counted cross stitching. very interesting to know why you stitch from left to right (because of needlepoint, interesting). I've always done a row of half stitches and then returned. again, thank you!
Fantastic! So helpful. I have been using the single loop start from the front before and this is so much easier (and quicker). Next, I'll try the "random"/confetti stitch you demonstrated. New subscriber. Really appreciate this clear and concise video.
Thank you so much for the tips and tricks.
Great information!
I can’t wait to try that so much faster
Thanks😀
Thankyou for the tips Shelly.
Shellie thank you for sharing your time and knowledge with us! Great tutorial.
I will have to try that pin stitch, now that I can see how it's done. Thank you! I also stitch as you :)