how to embroider stumpwork moss group

www.craftyattic.com shows you how to embroider this stumpwork moss group. All you need to know is included in the film and you can get your pure silk embroidery ribbon from www.craftyattic.com

[@mastersadvocate]

Thank you so much for the tutorial on how to embroider moss! I love moss, and was hoping to be able to embroider it onto an item of clothing, for aesthetic reasons. You have really inspired me to give this a try!
~Janet in Canada

[@rustyrussell3211]

This is fantastic! I've been wondering how to do moss recently and here you are with it. Thank you

[@agrimonyscrafts2089]

Oh! How cute and a neat idea. I never thought of placing thread over a needle then cutting it for an effect like that. I love watching your videos. I have finally found needles with large enough eyes for ribbon. I don't know why in a large city I live in it is so hard to find large eye needles for ribbon. A friend of mine at church gave me a tote full of embroidery thread and items to do. Now I am hooked and am glad for your videos. Thanks so much.

[@hanaleobert1662]

Thanks a million again and again I learned a awesome stitches from your videos 💃🏼💞🇨🇷

[@sharonfrench1087]

Thank you are a master. These effects will be so useful. Woops I should have said Mistress of the needle. You have inspired me to get out my silk ribbon and make beautiful projects.

[@henny5272]

Muchísimas gracias por compartir todo ese mundo que conoce del bordado. Estuvo hermoso.

[@hbhbone8895]

I loved watching you work. I have been doing embroidery since I was a young girl and silk ribbon embroidery since the mid 90's. You have added some nice touches for me to try. I hope I'm subscribed so I'll get updates. I'll visit your site soon I'd love to order some new necessities!

[@lyndaedwardes3507]

A pleasure to watch. Really enjoy the way you just get on with it with no messing about and take us through the process fluently. When you do the whispy bits they are not secured at the back in any way - is this correct ? Will they not fall out ?

[@SheilaLandry]

I really love your videos. Thank you! :)

[@smaranditao.1707]

Delicate and very beautiful work! 👏👏🌹❤️

[@QueenofArts]

Loved this!! I was actually going to email you asking about ideas for how to do moss for a project that I'm working on. You read my mind!!!

[@wwpaperprintablescom]

I do have psychic abilities it is true, although they are not all that brilliant as I have so far failed to pick winning lottery numbers xxxx Hope your moss goes well.

[@sathancat]

This looks great, thanks for the wonderful tutorial

[@silviaruiz2117]

Super hermoso. ..muchas gracias 👌💕🌺

[@barbaranneboyer7997]

enjoyed this video and loved your ring as well lol thank you

[@oaw05001]

oh my goodness soooo beautiful

[@alittleworldofmyown67]

Thank you! Great tutorial 👌

[@robynreid3027]

I very much outed this video. I'm going to try it this afternoon. Thank you so much for it.

[@EnlightenedFlamingo]

Very nice! I like it!

[@lgene7232]

I subscribed..love this

[@raissajulianadelgadogomez3301]

Desde colombia la felicito me agrada su explicación

[@kzookid2051]

Very nice technique, thanks.

[@BeIlG]

so helpful! thank you!!

[@victoriamorris4761]

wonderful! thank you!

[@padmaiyer9447]

Beautiful 😍

[@shabistankhan7152]

Brilliant!

[@mahdymoustafa6249]

more than beautifull

[@featheredmoth]

Thank you so so much! I'm mending a pair of pants that got ripped in the knee and I thought it'd look cool if it looked like moss was growing where the rip was. I'll probably skip the beads and stray threads, but that's a concern of durability, not because I don't like it.

[@aimeemacdn]

I love the way you use the promarkers to colour the silks. The purchase coloured ribbons would be very expensive.

[@jaceb7872]

Thank u!!

[@sloanerifficheart7479]

Thanks!

[@karingriffin6276]

Hi! Beautiful craft! 💚 Is crafty attic UK based? I'm in the USA. Thanks!!

[@nasuha7675]

Thank you..

[@helenreidt3315]

It's beautiful. ❤ lovely colour selection...BUT it's NOT Stumpwork...that's a whole lot of French Knots and seed beads

[@jenmyers3189]

It seems like the little whispy stitches could pull out easily... how do you prevent that? Are stumpwork kits available for beginners?

[@wwpaperprintablescom]

yes, they could pull out easily but the same can be said for yanking on any embroidery thread. they are generally in there tight enough not to come out during regular handling as the stitches around make the fabric weave tighter than is usual. Sorry but we do not have stumpwork kits for beginners available.

[@KiMoKo9787]

You could always cut the whispy ones longer and tie them, and trim if needed

[@chihuynh5973]

well that was easy

[@gloriakoch4242]

Found these markers at Amazon. They are water based.

[@Jezidka]

Not gonna lie thought it was cannabis from the Office

[@chihuynh5973]

well that was easy