key time stamps to making your own punch needle coasters! 00:21 what you'll need 00:38 drafting your pattern 00:56 using tracing paper (optional) 01:21 transferring pattern onto the fabric 01:43 hooping the fabric 02:14 choosing needle and inserting yarn 02:59 short demo on the differences in size/loop 🍳 egg coaster 03:28 start punching! 05:07 finishing off the whites of the egg and filling up any gaps 05:38 filling up the yoke 06:28 finishing off and trimming excess yarns 06:34 removing and cutting of artwork 07:09 preparing the felt backing 07:41 glueing and sticking the felt onto the artwork 08:50 stitching the edges (optional) 🐣chick coaster 10:49 same steps as the egg coaster 13:55 - 15:22 stitching of eyes and mouth 17:30 the real question of the chick and egg coaster 🤔
Not super sure but I believe so. Because I have washed it and I could still feel the stiffened glue inside after. czcams.com/users/shortsXMyPRkr6jRI?feature=share
hi Jo Jo, yes in the case of a spill, you can hand wash it! do wash it straight after the spill to prevent staining. you can see how i wash mine here (czcams.com/users/shortsXMyPRkr6jRI) - just bear in mind, i waited about a week to "make it dirtier" for the video which is NOT recommended 😅😂 otherwise, spot cleaning works just fine :)
When you were stitching round the edge, when you got to the last stitch did you tie a knot? I saw you cut the thread but didn't notice if you tied it off or how! Thank you 😁
Is it not necessary to trim off the front with a scissors or razor (just like when making using tufting gun). And what type of glue did you use? Is there any other alternative that it is as great as monks cloth though probably cheaper? P.S. Sorry for tons of questions, I am just super interested with this stuff but don't know where to start. Thank you!
No worries, sorry for the late reply. Hope you're still doing art! No it's not necessary, it depends on what look you prefer for your coasters :) if you do decide to trim off the front, make sure you punch with larger loops. I used Elmer glue. For monks cloth alternative, you can maybe try using burlap. I've seen some creators using it and achieved good results even though I've personally not used burlap before.
No worries, sorry for the late reply. Hope you're still doing art! No it's not necessary, it depends on what look you prefer for your coasters :) if you do decide to trim off the front, make sure you punch with larger loops. I used Elmer glue. For monks cloth alternative, you can maybe try using burlap. I've seen some creators using it and achieved good results even though I've personally not used burlap before.
hello! sorry i cant seem to find it online anymore. but this one looks quite similar to the one i used. i think it is also on amazon c.lazada.sg/t/c.bHlGV0?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lazada.sg%2Fproducts%2Fnicetoempty-magic-embroidery-pen-stitching-punch-needles-set-craft-tool-for-diy-threaders-sewing-knitting-plastic-box-i290354664-s474182471.html&sub_aff_id=NiceToEmpty+Magic+Embroidery+Pen%2C+Stitching+Punch+Needles+Set+Craft+Tool+for+DIY+Threaders+Sewing+Kn
hi! i used monks cloth - pasting the link here for your ref. i think you can get similar ones on amazon or your local craft store :) c.lazada.sg/t/c.bsb3qa?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lazada.sg%2Fproducts%2F5pcs-monks-cloth-sewing-punch-needle-diy-embroidery-needlework-sewing-tool-for-weaving-rug-i876266335-s3021614641.html&sub_aff_id=5pcs+Monks+Cloth+Sewing+Punch+Needle+DIY+Embroidery+Needlework+Sewing+Tool+for+Weaving+Rug
key time stamps to making your own punch needle coasters!
00:21 what you'll need
00:38 drafting your pattern
00:56 using tracing paper (optional)
01:21 transferring pattern onto the fabric
01:43 hooping the fabric
02:14 choosing needle and inserting yarn
02:59 short demo on the differences in size/loop
🍳 egg coaster
03:28 start punching!
05:07 finishing off the whites of the egg and filling up any gaps
05:38 filling up the yoke
06:28 finishing off and trimming excess yarns
06:34 removing and cutting of artwork
07:09 preparing the felt backing
07:41 glueing and sticking the felt onto the artwork
08:50 stitching the edges (optional)
🐣chick coaster
10:49 same steps as the egg coaster
13:55 - 15:22 stitching of eyes and mouth
17:30 the real question of the chick and egg coaster 🤔
Thank you very much...(ftom Sri-Lanka)
That's adorable ❤️🥰❤️
Your video editing is so nice and neat make it easy for me to follow your instructions! Thank you!
thank you of leaving a comment!! would love to see your coasters ^^
Super video.
I agree with alice !, you are underrated. GV !
thank you Kishi
Thank you for this video!
you're welcome, and thank YOU
ow so cute , thanks for the idea
very good 👍👍👍
Obrigado por compartilhar seu conhecimento.😘💚💛
ahhh tysm!!! ur so underrated :( remember me i'll be an og B)
this means a lot to me, thank youuu 😭😭
Wow
Wow thank u so much for this!!
Hello! It's very beautiful what you do ... Can you tell me the name of the wool and size please thank you and the link for the fabric
So aesthetic 😍😍
thank youuuu
A very informative channel and great contens I enjoyed watching most of your videos Thanks for sharing .Subbed , a fellow creator,.,..,
Such a nice video! Thanks for making it 😊
Thank for the amazing video♥. May i ask will the pva glue hold after washing if did not sew the backing?
Not super sure but I believe so. Because I have washed it and I could still feel the stiffened glue inside after. czcams.com/users/shortsXMyPRkr6jRI?feature=share
AWWWWW SO PRETTTTYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!
Where did you get your punch needle? I can't find one that small!
This is so cute! Just wondering what type of yarn did you use? and what's the ply? Thank you 😊
thank you, and sorry for the late response! it's a 2-ply wool blend yarn; 75% merino and 25% acrylic :) diameter approx 1mm. hope i replied in time!
So therapeutic 🥺
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so cuteee! keep up the good work! i love it😍
thank you for loving it and leaving a comment
Hey! I love your coasters. What yarn are you using? Thankyou! 🥰💖💖💖
What size of punch needle you used?
Why would someone dislike this video?
thank you for your support
@@ayecandy_ you deserve all the support 🥺💕
Love your video
hello, thank you! yes it is, i've been using the coasters and washed it a few times :)
This is 5ply yarn?
that turned out sooo good! what's the size of the cloth & hoop that you used?
sorry i missed your comment!! i used a 17cm hoop size. for cloth, 28*28cm for each coaster, which was more than enough.
Thank you for your video! I am just wondering if these are washable just in case something spilled on it?
hi Jo Jo, yes in the case of a spill, you can hand wash it! do wash it straight after the spill to prevent staining. you can see how i wash mine here (czcams.com/users/shortsXMyPRkr6jRI) - just bear in mind, i waited about a week to "make it dirtier" for the video which is NOT recommended 😅😂 otherwise, spot cleaning works just fine :)
I would just like to ask what type of yarn did you use? Thank you!
hello! wool blend yarn :) the one i used in the video was 75% merino and 25% acrylic
@@ayecandy_ Thank you so much!
When you were stitching round the edge, when you got to the last stitch did you tie a knot? I saw you cut the thread but didn't notice if you tied it off or how! Thank you 😁
i'm not an expert at sewing but my guess is she did to secure it. I think it's what you're supposed to do when to get to the end
Thanks for helping to reply! Yes I did tie a knot and hid it by "stuffing" the ends within after cutting it off
Is it not necessary to trim off the front with a scissors or razor (just like when making using tufting gun). And what type of glue did you use? Is there any other alternative that it is as great as monks cloth though probably cheaper?
P.S. Sorry for tons of questions, I am just super interested with this stuff but don't know where to start. Thank you!
No worries, sorry for the late reply. Hope you're still doing art! No it's not necessary, it depends on what look you prefer for your coasters :) if you do decide to trim off the front, make sure you punch with larger loops.
I used Elmer glue. For monks cloth alternative, you can maybe try using burlap. I've seen some creators using it and achieved good results even though I've personally not used burlap before.
No worries, sorry for the late reply. Hope you're still doing art! No it's not necessary, it depends on what look you prefer for your coasters :) if you do decide to trim off the front, make sure you punch with larger loops.
I used Elmer glue. For monks cloth alternative, you can maybe try using burlap. I've seen some creators using it and achieved good results even though I've personally not used burlap before.
I want to by the punch needle that you used
hello! sorry i cant seem to find it online anymore. but this one looks quite similar to the one i used. i think it is also on amazon c.lazada.sg/t/c.bHlGV0?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lazada.sg%2Fproducts%2Fnicetoempty-magic-embroidery-pen-stitching-punch-needles-set-craft-tool-for-diy-threaders-sewing-knitting-plastic-box-i290354664-s474182471.html&sub_aff_id=NiceToEmpty+Magic+Embroidery+Pen%2C+Stitching+Punch+Needles+Set+Craft+Tool+for+DIY+Threaders+Sewing+Kn
What kind of fabric did you use?
hi! i used monks cloth - pasting the link here for your ref. i think you can get similar ones on amazon or your local craft store :)
c.lazada.sg/t/c.bsb3qa?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lazada.sg%2Fproducts%2F5pcs-monks-cloth-sewing-punch-needle-diy-embroidery-needlework-sewing-tool-for-weaving-rug-i876266335-s3021614641.html&sub_aff_id=5pcs+Monks+Cloth+Sewing+Punch+Needle+DIY+Embroidery+Needlework+Sewing+Tool+for+Weaving+Rug
this is so cute, how do you wash the coaster thou?
hello!! sorry for the late reply. spot cleaning will work perfectly :)
by the way, i recently posted a short video on how i wash mine that you might find useful czcams.com/users/shortsXMyPRkr6jRI
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I want to make it :(
do it! would love to see pictures if you do :)
do you mind if i ask what type of felt do you used? hard or soft??
hi! i used soft felt. it's only about 1mm thick
I just bought all the materials and I got the wrong cloth so it didn’t hold my punches from my needle lol😢
oh noo! what cloth did you get?
Hi hi can you please tell me what size your yarn is?
hello! the yarns i used were about 1mm in diameter. hope this helps!!
Which yarn are you using
hi Nasreen! it's a 2-ply wool blend yarn; 75% merino and 25% acrylic :) diameter approx 1mm
@@ayecandy_ thankyou ✨💜