Flosstube Extra: Cross Stitch Herringbone Ornament Finishing Tutorial
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2020
- In this tutorial I'll show you how I make an ornament with a Herringbone stitch accent and a cording hanger.
Here is a closeup video of the Herringbone Stitch: www.faskitchen.com/herringbon...
My email is eastcoast.crafter.me@gmail.com
I can also be found on Instagram at eastcoast.crafter
You can find the PDF charts for my freebies here: www.eastcoastcrafter.com/
Click here for my finishing tutorials: bit.ly/2RHXZx9
THANK YOU this is a wonderful tutorial. You have quickly become my favorite floss tube to watch!
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Helen, A great tutorial! Thanks for taking the time. You make it look so easy. And fast! You are the best!!! Happy stitching!
Thank you so much. So excellent. Love your trouble shooting on camera. The real world. Now I need to give it a go. As always, beautiful stitching too.
Thanks Helen!
Another great tutorial...I didn't mind how long it was, because it was very informative and I liked watching!
Your finishes are great!
Helen, I thank you and the basket of ornaments upstairs thanks you...you did an awesome job❤️
I watched this video all the way thru and I am so glad that I did. You do wonderful finishes. Thank you so much.
Thanks, Helen, this was a good show and tell tutorial. I will save it and watch it again when I get ready.
Thank you for taking your time to show how you finish some of your ornaments.
Thank you for taking the time to make the tutorial. Love seeing all you have stitched. Need to check on a wool pressing mat I have mine next to the sewing machine with small iron . Saves many steps when needing to iron something and it works GREAT. Time saved means more time to stitch. Keep the videos coming and have a great rest of the summer✨✨✨
A wool pressing mat is definitely in my future! I've been thinking about getting one for a while.
Helen D. The mat is great saves a lot of time
Thank you for the great tutorial. Love your tutorials. Really cute ornament and love the finish.
Thank you Helen for another clear tutorial! Much appreciated ;)
🤗 Thank you Helen for the very helpful tutorial!
Thank you so much for another great tutorial, you always make it look so easy and love the tips you share.
Thanks Helen! You made this look easy. ❤️❤️
Thanks so much for the yarn hint. I have been seeing for over 50 years and this is a great new hint! Beautiful job!
Cute ornament! Thanks for showing your process!
Very informative with clear instructions throughout. I so appreciate the time you took to share your finishing skills. Herringbone stitch, here I come!
I've see this tutorial before, but I just like to see it again just in case I miss something important. Still great job, it looks amazing. 👍😄
Thanks a bunch.I loved the way your ornament turned out.
Thank you for your wonderful tutorial! I will be giving it a try. Your ornaments look great.
Thanks Helen,
This was a great tutorial. I love your unique ideas for the button, bell and especially putting the thread through the back of the ornament after attaching the cording. That is such an excellent idea and I will remember that.
I understand why your sister sends you her projects to finish.
Your ornament came out beautiful.
Kim
Great tutorial, and the ornament is beautiful.
Awesome tutorial....thanks Helen!☺️
Excellent information and presentation. Thank you for sharing.
You are such a pro......thanks for a great tutorial.
Great tutorial Helen! Thank you!
Great tutorial. Turned out beautifully
Enjoyed every minute. Thank You
Great tutorial Helen! I learned a lot watching you,. Thank you so much for taking the time to do these tutorials when you could be stitching.
Thank you! You make it look so easy
Thank you Helen! Great tutorial.
Thank you so much Helen for this easy to follow tutorial! I’ve definitely learned a lot!
Lovely tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice tutorial, Helen. The addition of a button to cover any imperfections on the corner is a great idea.
Omg this is exactly what I need. I have so many smalls waiting to become something and now they will be. Thank YOU!💛
Thank you for this very informative tutorial.
Helen this tutorial is fantastic. You don't have to be an expert to end up with a pretty piece. Thanks so much for taking the time to share. I love these tutorials!!!!
I'm certainly no expert! I think finishing just comes down to being willing to try something. The more you do it the easier it gets!
Thank you for taking the time., I love it.
Great tutorial! I’ve been admiring herringbone finishes like this. Your instructions were clear and easy to follow. You’ve given me the courage to try it. Thanks so much!
Thank you for another great tutorial!
So pretty and easy to follow, thank you
Thanks for the tutorial. I love the yarn-in-the-corner tip.
I loved this tutorial and have subscribed! ❤️
Thanks so much, Helen, for another great tutorial. I will be referring back to this video when I start making my ornaments this year. Best, K
Another great tutorial!! Thanks!
Great tutorial. Thanks sooo much for sharing ❤️❤️
Great tutorial Helen! Thank you for showing how to do the fabric on the front. I have been wanting to do that and wasn’t sure how to do it. I like the herringbone stitch. Also your tip for the corners using yarn is great!
Loved this tutorial !❤️❤️❤️❤️
A wonderful tutorial and I’m a new subscriber, thank you so much Helen for sharing your talents and ideas with us! 💚
Great instructions. Thank you!
Great tutorial
That was good!! Thank you for showing us how you finish the pillow ornament.
Thank you so much for the tutorial!! I'm gonna try it out tomorrow !!!
What a great tutorial, Helen, thank you! And what an adorable ornament! I'm going to try your yarn trick for pillow corners...I usually use fabric scraps, but am always looking for ways to make better/sharper corners. And now I may have to give cording a try 😉
Good tutorial Helen. I’ve made pillow ornaments before but none with the extra fabric on the front. Your instructions helped greatly. Thanks!
Love the tutorial, thank you for showing us your finish. Matching prints is hard, they have to match at the seamlines and without pressing the seam allowances back I can't seem to eyeball it well enough to match. I'm going to use this finish for some of my littlest projects. Love the button idea!
Matching prints is super hard!
Very helpful,thanks.
Thank you so much.
Great tutorial Helen! Now I know how to finish a cute little bunny design I just completed but didn't know how I wanted to finish it. Thanks!
Very nice!
Thank you 💖💖💖💖
This is a great tutorial! You explained everything very clearly. I have tried the herringbone stitch with limited success, but I think I can tackle it better now. :-)
I hope it was helpful. I didn't think about how difficult it would be to see on dark fabric.
@@helend.flosstube I actually could see it just fine! :-)
Excellent tutorial! I always struggle with the corners. The fiberfill never stays put and I always end up with floppy corners. Can't wait to try using yarn to fill them.
Thank you for all the great tips! You do awesome work... i agree with another comment... hang on one of your door handles...they need some cutsie fix’s as well.
Bless you for matching the directions on the fabric...I would have just used different fabrics. LOL Love this idea, you also probably have some fun stitches on your machine to try as well. Just practice on a scrap piece to get your settings.
So cute Helen...thx so much for the tutorial ..I'm a new cross stitcher and this is very helpful:-))))
Great video. I think now I can fully finish all my Prairie Schooler Santa's.
Hahaha! Great word Helen...jigglage! 😂
I use SF 101. A Pellon iron on fusible. Maybe you can find it if you need it. Thanks for sharing your info and techniques.
I'll keep an eye out for that one!
Awesome tutorial, Helen! I'll definitely be giving this a try! I think I may have said this before, but I love that mitten needlebook. Do you know where it came from?
My friend Kathleen made it for me. If we're ever able to get together again I'll ask her if it's from a pattern.
Thank you for a very clear and cute tutorial. I love your style!! Where do you get the year charms? They are such a great idea. Thanks again
I get the year charms on Amazon. If you just search 2020 charms you can find big packages of 100 for less than $8.
Thanks for a great tutorial! Would you please share where you purchased your "year" charms? I have looked and looked with no luck. Thanks again!
Hi Marci! I get my year charms on amazon. I just type in 2020 charms and you get a bunch of options for silver/gold or quantity.
Thanks! So cute and what brand is your cutter? I need a new one and I like the handle on yours. Great finishes and hey button looks as if it belongs! Becca at sambrie stitches hand sews all her pillows and ornaments .
My cutter is a Fiskars Comfort Loop Rotary Cutter. I've had it for a million years, but it looks like you can still get them.
Ho Helen I stopped by to visit you're Lovely channel. I hit all the buttons and bell I hope you do too Tyfs ❤ I'm soooo Looking forward to seeing more videos!! Have a wonderful day much love to you 🥰
First viewer - thanks Helen D !!!
With the cording being so long and the ornament being big, hang it on a door instead of your tree.
Thank you Helen. Great tutorial!