Slow stitch tutorial beginner project no. 1

[@commoner3]

Very nice! I probably would’ve used buttons for the flowers with a french knot to hold them in place ❤

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much - that’s the beauty of slow stitching, there are no rules and so easy to change things and put your own stamp on 😊💛🌼

[@yehuditrackover4159]

I love this video. Just starting to learn making fabric embroidered cards.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

I’m so glad you’ve found it useful - thanks for your lovely comments 🌼

[@gailreece9670]

Thankyou for showing your thought process would love to see more ❤

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Gail 🌸

[@lindaschillers6405]

this is a very lovely little stitchery. love that you made it into a card. someone will be thrilled to receive it.thanks for sharing your ideas with us today. linda from california

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much Linda 🌸

[@sherylmoore8223]

Hi from New Zealand. Loved watching this and to see there really is a right or wrong way. Thought the idea was to cover base fabric completely. But this showed me that's not the case. It's how you like it to be.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Hi Sheryl, thanks for your lovely comments - that’s the beauty with slow stitching, there’s no rules, just do whatever you want to do - happy stitching 🌸

[@jeanniecarpenter6313]

I so enjoyed watching you make this pretty little card. You have given me some good ideas for cards to send to friends and family. Will look forward to seeing more from you

[@DottyBeeVintage]

I’m so glad you were inspired - thank you 🌸🌸🌸

[@giusicoluccia6594]

It's lovely! A card like this would make me happy! Thanks and to the next❤

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much Giusi 🌸

[@lynhysainty2444]

I love these type of small stitcheries, I love doing them and watching them being done.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Glad you like them, thanks for your comment 🌸

[@vovo_luccy]

I am só glad to see your vídeo This Kind of work is magic!
Thank you !

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much, glad you liked it 🌼🌼🌼

[@carolfarney-creativethough2725]

Love this, Sally!!! Would love to see more! So glad to have found you. I'm a bit behind but am just getting into slow-stitching and want to incorporate this into my journal making. You have made it look so easy. Thanks for sharing! ❤❤❤

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much Carol, let me know how you get on x

[@valeriemacrae8441]

I enjoyed this video. I am a beginner. And I enjoyed your explanation in this video. Look forward to watching more of your videos thank you

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much Valerie 🌸

[@janekrut2799]

I love this - I am new to this, so these are really helpful.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much Jane - I’m glad you’re finding them useful 🌼

[@pounsplace1302]

really really beautiful. I have been in love with slow stitching all my life without knowing. great inspiration.....love your finish. vivian

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much Vivian, yes, I feel the same way 🌼

[@pounsplace1302]

I am doing a card and was wondering, when you use floss do you use two stands or one? tks

[@DottyBeeVintage]

@@pounsplace1302 I usually use 2 strands, but if you’re wanting it to look finer, then I’d use 1 or if you want it looking bolder, then you could use more -hope this helps and good luck with your card 🌼

[@pounsplace1302]

thank you I went 2 strands out of habit but glad to know that one strand would suffice. I am totally happy with the result and plan on doing more slow stitching...its so rewarding when done. vivian. @@DottyBeeVintage

[@kerryclark7170]

That you for your great ideas, I’ve just started slow stitching and you have shown me how to use it in another project.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks so much Kerry and good luck with your slow stitching 🌸🌸🌸

[@marymcmullen6902]

So glad to found your channel 😊.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much 🌸

[@ReneesatItAgain]

This was fun to watch! I use red thread to SEE my stitches! I enjoy seeing the pattern of stitches where most seem to want to hide them. I guess it depends on what we're stitching and personal preferences. Newly subbed to you! So, yay! Can't wait to see more videos when time permits! ThanksFS!

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much - I love seeing the stitches too 🌼

[@elizabethbuttke2224]

Did this one today. I am so delighted with it! Video was a big help. Thank You

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Oh wonderful, I’m so glad it was helpful 🌸

[@jenniferbourne1174]

Really enjoyed watching this.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you 🌸

[@lamonarankin5504]

Thank you, loved the design!

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much 🌸

[@MicheleEllis-wv9gs]

I think it came out beautifully, thank you so very much.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much Michele 🌼

[@vanessaboman8143]

Thank you so much for this idea.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you for watching 🌼

[@ginaashby6782]

Luv ur videos ❤ so good for a learner like myself 😉 do you hve a tutorial on a needle book ?

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks Gina, I haven’t got a needlebook tutorial at the moment, but have an idea for one - not sure if you’re over on Facebook, but if you join the group ‘Dotty Bee’s slow stitching’ there’s a vote going on at the moment for needlebook or bunting 🌸

[@marymcmullen6902]

Love this….so so cute!

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you so much 🌸

[@cathiespalding2083]

Adorable!

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks Cathie 🌸

[@jeanbawden8071]

Great idea.

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thanks Jean 🌸

[@LeighPogue]

Very cute

[@DottyBeeVintage]

Thank you 🌼