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Thank you, great video, covered what I was thinking about with the threads, colours etc.

Great idea!

Excited to get my pattern and start.

It's really nice to learn from a fellow lefty! You explain it very well, like a professional teacher.

So many thanks for this!

I think the Pellon Wash and Gone will be my top choice to use for wool felt. I love the idea! I did not even know that Pellon made such a nifty thing for embroidering onto felt or other heavy fabric. This should simplify what I thought was going to be a challenging project. I do like the Press n Seal paper too, but to reduce the risk of damaging the stitches, the Pellon would work best. Thank you for this very informative video.😊

So nice to find your helpful videos. Thinking about Sue Spargo's 2025 BOM and need help with left-handed stitches. Cannot find a good resource for left-handed stitchers but did find your site, thank goodness.

Where is part 2 please

Ohh that’s so pretty

Love your channel love your videos. They’re just absolutely perfect. Thank you so much for sharing. I do have one question do you ever use a hoop when working with wool

Thank you! Very helpful 😊

I just found your post and it’s very helpful. I am getting into wool appliqué.

very helpful, thank you!

Thank you! This is an excellent video.

You do a wonderful job explaining the stitches on your videos! Thank you!

I love your tutorial of this raised cup stitch. You explain and do each step in a manner so I can grasp it easily.

It’s so nice to see this done with your left hand. Thank you.

So many ideas running through my head now! Thanks for a wonderful video!

I think the tulle will save my project, thank you.

This might help

Thanks so much! NOW I get it!

Thank you! Your calm voice encouraged me to keep stitching along!

GOOD LORD I APPRECIATE YOUR WORK! WITH AN ENLARGEMENT! KUDOS

Beth, do I prepare just the bird, or the bird, leaves, flowers, etc.? Thanks.

Definitely need to remember to cut a bit more for tucking.

explained................Great...............

That’s beautiful ❤

Thank you for posting these stitch videos with close up step by step focus

Thank you

I was really hoping to see the bug from the thumbnail. Good tutorial, though.

I made the wife a 'light box', empty wine carton, plexiglass large enough to cover top & stay, small lamp. Plact lamp inside box, cut hole for cord, plug it in, lay pattern on top of plexiglass and freezer paper on top of pattern. Use ruler to keep lines straight. A little more prep work, useful when a printer is not in the picture. Put on some music and enjoy the process, she does

I didn’t know this stitch. It’s lovely.

Thank you so much for showing us the trellis stitch. Love the way you added the new thread great tip. Xx

Thank you! Clear, concise and to the point. This is the perfect kind of tutorial!

Explained well, thank you

Hermoso

Spot on tutorial! Thank you.

Thank you for this video, I just starting the Tinselbom and it’s nice to know exactly how and what to do. I appreciate this video so much!

Hi, to appliqué the wool pieces in place is that blanket stitch? The book just says appliqué in place then chain stitch on the background, nothing about blanket stitch.

Thank you!!! Great tutorial 👍

Oh my goodness! As a leftie, I am always ‘translating’ every sewing/embroidery video I watch, and it is a treat to view a blanket stitch tutorial made specifically for us. This video was SO useful! Thanks!

Does it matter if you go the other way for right handed people

Grazie molte per I tuoi insegnamenti. ❤

Thank you, so helpful.

Helpful since I am left handed. 😊

Such a lovely stitch and tutorial 🥰 thank you

Gorgeous! Just what im looking for. Do you sell these multi thread packages?

I think I can do this! Thanks for the easy to follow instructions.

Just an add on - I have appliquéd for years, connecting with Sue Spurge and wool appliqué in early 2000's. I have never found pins as good as the Karen Kay Buckley 'Perfect Pins' both sizes... most of my cotton appliqué is with batik fabrics - the pins are wonderful! They bend fairly easy - like curve, but they are easy to bend back. I'm about 5 years in and I've only had to throw a couple out due to burrs. I also use the Fiskars scissors - mostly because if I fly they can come with me and also because I don't mind cutting freezer paper with them.

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