Wonderful tutorial! I like how when you put a stitch in the wrong place you talk about it and show us how it can be fixed. You’re like the rest of us, just with more experience. I really appreciate that. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for this video-it’s BRILLIANT! I have learnt more in this one video than all the videos I’ve watched over the last year and you’ve given me the confidence to try this beautiful technique! ❤
Just started needle painting and was having a hard time with how to blend. Unlike other videos, your explanation was so clear and down to earth I finally understood what I have to do. Thank you so much! ☺
Love it! It gives me the confidence to try. This is the first time I’ve watched your channel….I’ve subscribed and will be working my way through the rest of your videos…it’s so helpful to know what needle and how many strands..thank you!
This tutorial is just what I needed. I’m thread painting old cross stitch patterns I have on Ada fabric. This is so very good and I thank you for your time in teaching this. 🌟👍❤️👏
This is a very informative lesson. I have bought books, and watched soooooo many videos, i just couldn’t figure this technique out. Mine always looks very sloppy and not smooth like yours. Thank you for all the info and explaining so well that I now think I can even do curves without any trouble. . Such a beautiful job too!
This was very informative, thank you! I am curious though, what's the distinction between this technique and long & short stitch, are they more or less the same?
Hi Cynthia - Honestly, I think that L/S stitch and needle painting are the same thing. It's been called long and short stitch for a long time, and my guess is that "needle painting" and "thread painting" are just newer names for it. That's a great question!
Question: When a dark color needs to be above a lighter color (for example, I am embroidering some irises), should I lay down the lighter color first and then embroider the darker color over it to have a smooth blending between the light and the dark? I have been experimenting with this and it seems that laying down the light color and then the dark works better (The dark color is at the top of the motif and the light color is underneath.). Thank you for your help!
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Wonderful tutorial! I like how when you put a stitch in the wrong place you talk about it and show us how it can be fixed. You’re like the rest of us, just with more experience. I really appreciate that. Thank you so much.
I’m so happy to find you!! What a great tutorial!!! Thank you!
You are so welcome! I'm glad you found me, too!
Love your technique. You have a very pleasing voice and speak very well. Thank you!
Susan that is such a lovely compliment - thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this video-it’s BRILLIANT! I have learnt more in this one video than all the videos I’ve watched over the last year and you’ve given me the confidence to try this beautiful technique! ❤
Oh that's so good to hear Jane! I'm so glad you learned so much from my video!
Just started needle painting and was having a hard time with how to blend. Unlike other videos, your explanation was so clear and down to earth I finally understood what I have to do. Thank you so much! ☺
Carol - I am so glad you found my instructions helpful! Thank you for your lovely compliment!
Love it! It gives me the confidence to try. This is the first time I’ve watched your channel….I’ve subscribed and will be working my way through the rest of your videos…it’s so helpful to know what needle and how many strands..thank you!
You are so very welcome Stephanie! I'm so glad this was helpful for you!
Always great to see people keeping up hand skills, thanks for sharing
Thank you so much! I'm very happy that needlework in all it's forms is so popular again.
Très intéressant et surtout très instructif. Merci beaucoup
Obrigada por esta aula tão maravilhosa. ❤
Beautiful piece! Love the result! Thanks for this video.
You are so welcome!
This tutorial is just what I needed. I’m thread painting old cross stitch patterns I have on Ada fabric. This is so very good and I thank you for your time in teaching this. 🌟👍❤️👏
You are very welcome Bonita! I'm so glad it was helpful for you.
This visual helps so much! Thank you! ❤
I'm so glad this was helpful for you!
This is a very informative lesson. I have bought books, and watched soooooo many videos, i just couldn’t figure this technique out. Mine always looks very sloppy and not smooth like yours. Thank you for all the info and explaining so well that I now think I can even do curves without any trouble. . Such a beautiful job too!
You are so welcome! I'm glad you found my tutorial helpful. Let me know if you have any questions!
This was very informative, thank you! I am curious though, what's the distinction between this technique and long & short stitch, are they more or less the same?
Hi Cynthia - Honestly, I think that L/S stitch and needle painting are the same thing. It's been called long and short stitch for a long time, and my guess is that "needle painting" and "thread painting" are just newer names for it. That's a great question!
Fantastic video!
Thank you very much!
Very helpful.. thank you 😊
You are very welcome! I'm so glad it was helpful for you!
Question: When a dark color needs to be above a lighter color (for example, I am embroidering some irises), should I lay down the lighter color first and then embroider the darker color over it to have a smooth blending between the light and the dark? I have been experimenting with this and it seems that laying down the light color and then the dark works better (The dark color is at the top of the motif and the light color is underneath.). Thank you for your help!
Beautiful 👏
Очень поучительный урок.
Спасибочки
You are very welcome - glad it was helpful for you!