I found your video last fall when I started full coverage cross stitching. This has been my go to method for starting and ending a single thread on 25 count or greater even weave. I have modified the loop start to match the order I may my X's. I also use a tweezers to hold the short tail on the loop start when I trim it (makes it easier to see what I'm cutting and keep the thread short). Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you ! This was very helpful, I've had lots of trouble understanding how to end with a pin stitch. And this way its not even visible from the front!
Thankyou Linda. I knew once how to the single thread loop method but hadn't used it for a long time. Then I forgot how to do it. Thanks for showing us.🦋
Thank you. I have been looking for a video on this and found one ( Needlebugg) but your camera angle and the way you tell us what you do will really help me. Thanks lots
This is so great Linda, thank you. I've watched during your stitch and chat and have tried the single thread loop start with two different color strands (2threads / 16 ct. aida). I'm saving this video!!
Your an awesome teacher, could understand this perfectly....thank you so much for taking the time to make this video and show us how its done....stay safe my friend and hope you have alot of enjoyable stitching this weekend 😊
This is the only place I’ve seen anyone do a pin stitch underneath like that and I absolutely love it! I have been using that method plus your loop method to start on my newest project and so far it’s been great. Question: do you purposely pin it a few squares away in order to secure further by stitching over it or is it just as secure if I chose to pin it directly next to it? Please tell me your ways, wise one. 🙏🏻🙂
😆 Hello! Glad to hear some of my techniques (which I also learned from Flosstube) has been of help 👍 And yes, I choose to place the pin stitch a little way to the side to catch the running thread and secure it some more when stitching over it.
Yes, pin stitch underneath blew my mind! I'm doing this now and I'll try her version of the loop start for single thread. I can never get mine to stay and I've given up.
Thank you so much. I searched the world over before I found you. ALL of the other tutorials, while well done and highly polished, all show how to start and end threads either on Aida or 2 over 2 on linen/even weave. Not helpful as Heaven and Earth designs are 25 ct linen/even weave, one over one. I'm new at this so doing a 2 over 2 on linen/even weave for a HAED...well, I'm not ready for that yet.
I found your video last fall when I started full coverage cross stitching. This has been my go to method for starting and ending a single thread on 25 count or greater even weave. I have modified the loop start to match the order I may my X's. I also use a tweezers to hold the short tail on the loop start when I trim it (makes it easier to see what I'm cutting and keep the thread short). Thank you so much for this video!
This is the best explanation of these two practices that I’ve ever seen. Thank you!!!
Thank you! That was a really good vídeo.👍😘
Thank you! This is exactly what I've been looking for.....
Thank you - and thank you for all your great videos!
Thank you ! This was very helpful, I've had lots of trouble understanding how to end with a pin stitch. And this way its not even visible from the front!
I'm glad I could help 😊
Game changer!!
Thankyou Linda. I knew once how to the single thread loop method but hadn't used it for a long time. Then I forgot how to do it. Thanks for showing us.🦋
You're welcome 😊
Thank you for sharing have a wonderful weekend and happy stitching 😊🧵🪡🤗🤩
Thank for watching! Have a nice day 😊
Thank you, Linda! I loved how well you demonstrated this for us. This has been the best way I’ve ever seen. Have a great week!
Thank you 😊
Very informative. Thank you.
Thank you. I have been looking for a video on this and found one ( Needlebugg) but your camera angle and the way you tell us what you do will really help me. Thanks lots
Cool! Glad it was helpful 👍😃
Brilliant!
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Thank you Linda, from Indonesia
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Thank you so much Linda this video helps so much. I was in the trouble starting with 1 strand. Amazing 🤗
Hope you'll get use for it!
This is so great Linda, thank you. I've watched during your stitch and chat and have tried the single thread loop start with two different color strands (2threads / 16 ct. aida). I'm saving this video!!
Awesome 👌
Thank you Linda!
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This was so helpful! Thank you for sharing!
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This was very helpful! TFS ❤
Your an awesome teacher, could understand this perfectly....thank you so much for taking the time to make this video and show us how its done....stay safe my friend and hope you have alot of enjoyable stitching this weekend 😊
Thank you 😊 🤗
Fantastic!
🙋♀️Nice to see you 😊
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This is the only place I’ve seen anyone do a pin stitch underneath like that and I absolutely love it! I have been using that method plus your loop method to start on my newest project and so far it’s been great.
Question: do you purposely pin it a few squares away in order to secure further by stitching over it or is it just as secure if I chose to pin it directly next to it?
Please tell me your ways, wise one. 🙏🏻🙂
😆 Hello! Glad to hear some of my techniques (which I also learned from Flosstube) has been of help 👍
And yes, I choose to place the pin stitch a little way to the side to catch the running thread and secure it some more when stitching over it.
Yes, pin stitch underneath blew my mind! I'm doing this now and I'll try her version of the loop start for single thread. I can never get mine to stay and I've given up.
Thank you so much. I searched the world over before I found you. ALL of the other tutorials, while well done and highly polished, all show how to start and end threads either on Aida or 2 over 2 on linen/even weave. Not helpful as Heaven and Earth designs are 25 ct linen/even weave, one over one. I'm new at this so doing a 2 over 2 on linen/even weave for a HAED...well, I'm not ready for that yet.
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Hi Susan 😊👋👋👋
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