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Thank you!

Thank you so much

Glad I could help!

I will make the outline of the building with black for the contrast, but the window frames with white

Ty!

Google "water soluble cross stitch canvas," and it'll show what's available in your area. There's also "waste cross stitch canvas," made with water-soluble glue, and after you dissolve the glue, you can pull out the canvas threads. I'm not sure what you mean by smaller dots, but you probably need to look for a lower-count canvas. On the video is 14 count (14ct) - it means 14 holes per inch.

It's Linda linen, 28ct

Thank you!! 😊

No, it’s only at Patreon.com/faimyxstitch. One month subscription costs as much as the pattern would separately, but you get all patterns I did since January as well

Where did you buy that rectangle embroidery’frame’ for stitching, please? Do you have a link where i can buy it? Thanks 😊

Thank you so much❤️

Thank you ❤️

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It's a needle lacing technique called Ceylon stitch

Yes, it would make the back look very clean. But if you don’t care about the back - it’s not necessary

Better latter than never ❤️

you don’t split single mouline cotton thread. It consists out of 6 strands. Each of this six can‘t be split further and used

They don’t catch threads with their points. But if embroidery gets very detailed- sharp points are better

As close as it’s possible without cutting the thread

There’s also a step number - amount of threads to cross to make the next stitch. In this case you go 2 steps up and it helps with count. Instead of counting the length of stitch for the whole row, you just count that it’s 2 steps higher/lower/the same as the nearby stitch

I had to learn it myself. But I guess I’m the UA-cam grandmother for some people who don’t have anyone else to share tips like this 😅

Interesting thought! The eye is more flat, the needle eye is narrower. I guess it wouldn't hurt to try both and see what feels better

What about the classic licking and pushing it in? I also shared a video before using paper to thread

It's just one of the ways to do it

Thank you!

It’s fabric medium by Liquitex. Unless you’re using specific watercolor for fabric - it’ll fade after washing. The fabric medium makes sure it doesn’t happen

@@Faimyxstitch oh okay got it. Thank you!

Thanks!

This is a special technique to make the front look exactly as the back. Anyone can do it following the tutorial. I’m sharing the techniques on my Patreon page: Patreon.com/faimyxstitch

They are really great. These kinds of hoops are still around! for example by Elbesee. Very useful to get the fabric nicely taught, when your hands can't tighten the screw anymore

You’ll never know for sure until you try 😏

@@Faimyxstitch I suck at everything 😭

Nobody was great at it the first time they tried, practice makes perfect!

Wow, thank you!😳

Thanks!

I added a few in the description

I had to cut video in the water to turn the fabric over. The last part is without cuts. Haven’t seen the color changing threads, but know how to do double-faced embroidery. Showed it in the short before this one