Just a little heads up, you cant wash punchcraft so tea dripping down will ruin them. Also I use pva glue all over the back as it holds all the stitches in place. Very pretty 😊
@@sueallen952 hi! You can hand wash them so tea doesn’t ruin them:) and I don’t use pva glue because the materials in this pack work well enough to keep everything in place, so it’s just an unnecessary step🙌🏼
@@elainejackson7283 no worries at all Elaine! It can be a little bit tricky, but once you get in the swing of doing it, it becomes a lot easier! Little bits at a time is the trick!
Hi Molly. Thanks for this super tutorial. Got my kit and it's amazing can't wait to get started. 🥰 I already have an ultra punch needle, not sure what number I need to have it on though, can you help please? Xxx
These seems like a lot of fabric is wasted, is there any way to reduce this? To cut a huge square like this for just 2 small designs does not feel economic and very wasteful
@@hmmourning the reason it is this size is so that those who are using their own frames/embroidery hoops are able to use the fabric. Another reason, is so that it is easier for beginners to stretch the fabric in their hoops. Hope you can understand
@hmmourning just cut enough to be able to overlap the hoop enough for it to be tightened then draw your design, you will waste a bit but far less doing it this way. Been doing this for 20yrs
@@sueallen952thanks for your advice but this is the way that works best for my beginner customers 🙌🏼 I’ve been doing it for 7 years and it works perfectly 💗
Muchas gracias por compartir este tutorial, buen trabajo😍
Grazie mille per il tutorial io sto iniziando adesso questa tecnica ed ho imparato molto grazie mille
Just a little heads up, you cant wash punchcraft so tea dripping down will ruin them. Also I use pva glue all over the back as it holds all the stitches in place. Very pretty 😊
@@sueallen952 hi! You can hand wash them so tea doesn’t ruin them:) and I don’t use pva glue because the materials in this pack work well enough to keep everything in place, so it’s just an unnecessary step🙌🏼
Thank you so much for this video, I bought size 3 yarn but I am finding that it is shedding. What yarn do you recommend? Thank you!
Thank you Molly, I don't enjoy the final bit of attaching the backing but you may have just changed my mind doing it your way.
@@elainejackson7283 no worries at all Elaine! It can be a little bit tricky, but once you get in the swing of doing it, it becomes a lot easier! Little bits at a time is the trick!
Hello, what size of yarn are you using? 😊
Love this 🥰
@@ummymodesty2491 glad you do!!
Hello, thank you very much for this educational video. Can you give me a link to the needle and fabric I used?😊
Hi Molly. Thanks for this super tutorial. Got my kit and it's amazing can't wait to get started. 🥰 I already have an ultra punch needle, not sure what number I need to have it on though, can you help please? Xxx
@@KarenHendry-u2z heyy! Thankyou so much for ordering!💗 I hope you enjoy making them!!
I use number 6 on my needle🫶🏼xx
These seems like a lot of fabric is wasted, is there any way to reduce this? To cut a huge square like this for just 2 small designs does not feel economic and very wasteful
@@hmmourning the reason it is this size is so that those who are using their own frames/embroidery hoops are able to use the fabric. Another reason, is so that it is easier for beginners to stretch the fabric in their hoops. Hope you can understand
@hmmourning just cut enough to be able to overlap the hoop enough for it to be tightened then draw your design, you will waste a bit but far less doing it this way. Been doing this for 20yrs
@@sueallen952thanks for your advice but this is the way that works best for my beginner customers 🙌🏼 I’ve been doing it for 7 years and it works perfectly 💗