Thank you for an informative video. I’ve often thought I would like to use a different size fabric, but have never been able to figure that out! Your video has now opened many stitchy doors. Looking forward to the next video 💜
6:12 I feel like I'm back in school! 🤣 (🙋♀️ When is our homework due, and will there be a test at the end? 🤯) 9:37 I can hear every maths teacher I ever had, telling me "this will come in handy one day..." 🙄😆 ...Phew, I made it to the end! Great video, but now I need a cup of tea and a good lie-down. 👍
I'm going through your beginner videos and each one is a revelation! You have an excellent teaching style and it makes it all so clear. Thank you. Now to the next one.... 😀😀
Thank you so much for a very informative and well presented video. I am amazed at your skill at mathematics but you would need to be with designing your own patterns. I have learnt a lot from this video. I will stick to the stitch calculators on the computer as my maths is not nearly as good as yours. Thank you so very much.
Yes, if you stitch over 2 threads of 40 count linen then the finished design would end up the same size as stitching over 1 thread of 20 count linen (or 1 block of 20 count Aida). If I've lost you with stitching 'X over Y' then this video covers all of that ua-cam.com/video/bZ6_VitFUS0/v-deo.html
Very clearly presented. You have confirmed what I have discovered in my stitching chair.
Thank you 😊 Good to know you've found the same as me.
Thank you for an informative video. I’ve often thought I would like to use a different size fabric, but have never been able to figure that out! Your video has now opened many stitchy doors. Looking forward to the next video 💜
Yay! That's great news that my video could help you with this and hope you have fun fabric swapping 😄
Always interesting and worth watching! Some of us forget or have never been taught. Always worth watching 😊 Thank you!
Thank you 😊 Glad you found it interesting 😄
6:12 I feel like I'm back in school! 🤣
(🙋♀️ When is our homework due, and will there be a test at the end? 🤯)
9:37 I can hear every maths teacher I ever had, telling me "this will come in handy one day..." 🙄😆
...Phew, I made it to the end! Great video, but now I need a cup of tea and a good lie-down. 👍
Definitely no homework or test 😂 And yes, grab that cuppa and lie down if you need it! What can I say...maths will do that to you 😂
I'm going through your beginner videos and each one is a revelation! You have an excellent teaching style and it makes it all so clear. Thank you. Now to the next one.... 😀😀
Wow, that's so lovely of you to say, and it means a lot to know you appreciate the way I teach things, so thank you 😊
thanks for the video
You're welcome 😊
this was really helpful, thank you.
You're so very welcome 😊
Thank you so much for a very informative and well presented video. I am amazed at your skill at mathematics but you would need to be with designing your own patterns. I have learnt a lot from this video. I will stick to the stitch calculators on the computer as my maths is not nearly as good as yours. Thank you so very much.
Thanks so much! Those online calculators are super useful...I can do the maths but I still use them 😂
You need to know…that way you can get the right amount of fabric for your project!
Yes absolutely!
Not to mention the right needle size!! 24 needle with 14ct aida, 26 for 16ct, etc
Hi, so:I bought a 40. Ount design and I’m wondering to make it so I can see it, if I used 20 count is that the same size ,thanks so much
Yes, if you stitch over 2 threads of 40 count linen then the finished design would end up the same size as stitching over 1 thread of 20 count linen (or 1 block of 20 count Aida). If I've lost you with stitching 'X over Y' then this video covers all of that ua-cam.com/video/bZ6_VitFUS0/v-deo.html