Thank you!!!!!!! I am so brand new to using my machine and I’ve been trying to figure out how to add a custom name in a design THANK YOU SO MUCH this was so simple and great tips
Kay, you are such a wonderful instructor. I like how clearly you explain each step. I'm a fairly new embroiderer and your videos are helping me a lot. Thank you "sew" very much!
I really loved watching this video. You are an amazing teacher. The way you add a cutting line makes making key chains sooooo much easier. Thank you for sharing. I also bought some Large letters to make and I'm excited to try them. I really enjoy how you make a lot of them with the 5x7 hoop for those of us that don't have a bigger machine. Thank you so much, and God Bless.
Thank you so much Suzan! I am pleased you enjoy both the video and the design. I bet you can't wait to get stuck into your letters, they are a lovely design to make and so versatile too. I too use my 5x7 hoop more than any other these days as there is so much you can do with it. Happy new year 😊
Kay you always have the most creative ideas. I have learned more tricks and tips from you and I have been only embroidering over a year! Thank you for your great tutorials.
Muchísimas gracias por la explicación tan útil de como añadir nuestro propio texto. Mi máquina es más simple y, no lo puedo hacer así exactamente pero, lo puedo adaptar a la mía y, de todas formas me has ayudado mucho. Lo pondré en práctica en algún proyecto futuro. Saludos desde las Islas Canarias.
I use the sort that florists use. If you search iridescent cellophane on Amazon loads will come up. You can use the sort used for balloons too but they tend to be metallic colours rather than iridescent.
Thank you for showing this Kay! I have been doin this for a while but did learn a couple of new tricks! What is the white object on the bottom right of the hoop when you are stitching?
You are welcome. My 4x4 hoop seems to vibrate a lot when I stitch with it and the noise of it vibrating as it moves is annoying and distracting in a video so I hold a bit of plastic on the hoop just to stop making too much noise.
@@bjerles no, I think it might be one of the bones out of my old back braces, I try and re-purpose things as much as I can. It is just one of those things you find something and use a lot because it is handy. I tend to use it to smooth fabric as it stitches so that I don't end up going viral by stitching through my fingers on film, it is surprising how quick that hoop whips round the foot to get you. lol
Thank you!!!!!!!
I am so brand new to using my machine and I’ve been trying to figure out how to add a custom name in a design THANK YOU SO MUCH this was so simple and great tips
You are very welcome, I'm pleased you found this video helpful! happy stitching.
Kay, you are such a wonderful instructor. I like how clearly you explain each step. I'm a fairly new embroiderer and your videos are helping me a lot. Thank you "sew" very much!
You are so welcome! I am pleased you are finding them helpful on your embroidery journed. Take care and happy stitching.
Having the cut line stitched out is a great feature!
It does make it easier doesn't it. Thank for watching.
What a great little gift for children to put on their school bags,thank you,
Cute isnt he. Good idea for school bags.
I really loved watching this video. You are an amazing teacher. The way you add a cutting line makes making key chains sooooo much easier. Thank you for sharing. I also bought some Large letters to make and I'm excited to try them. I really enjoy how you make a lot of them with the 5x7 hoop for those of us that don't have a bigger machine. Thank you so much, and God Bless.
Thank you so much Suzan! I am pleased you enjoy both the video and the design. I bet you can't wait to get stuck into your letters, they are a lovely design to make and so versatile too. I too use my 5x7 hoop more than any other these days as there is so much you can do with it. Happy new year 😊
I agree wholeheartedly that I always learn something from your videos!
I so enjoy sewing out all of your projects!❤️
Thank you, pleased you find them informative. Thanks for watching.
Your videos are the best! I always learn something new when I watch them. Thank you so much.
Aww thanks Linda. Pleased you find them informative. Thanks for watching.
Thank you,Kay for another awesome SAL. Your Gnome is adorable. Angel Huggers!
Thanks Mary pleased you like him. Stay safe and happy stiching.
Watched it before I dropped off to sleep and loved it. So came back to give it the thumbs up 👍🏼
Awww thank you. Pleased you like it.
Kay you always have the most creative ideas. I have learned more tricks and tips from you and I have been only embroidering over a year! Thank you for your great tutorials.
You are very welcome Brandi pleased you live these vids and find them useful. Thanks for watching.
Once again thank you for the video demo. I really do appreciate you showing us how to do it, it makes it so much easier.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching. Happy stitching
Thank you for the great tips when using metallic thread. Your thread stand is a touch of genius!
Thank you pleased you found everything informative and interesting.
What a great presentation of how to center a name on an item. Thank you so much.
You are very welcome Linda! I'm pleased you found it helpful.
Muchísimas gracias por la explicación tan útil de como añadir nuestro propio texto. Mi máquina es más simple y, no lo puedo hacer así exactamente pero, lo puedo adaptar a la mía y, de todas formas me has ayudado mucho. Lo pondré en práctica en algún proyecto futuro. Saludos desde las Islas Canarias.
Love your idea for the thread stand. Thank you for your tutorials.
You're welcome, thanks for watching.
Thank you Kay. Your tips and tricks are always creative and very informative. Can't wait for your tutorials. Thanks once again!! Stay safe xxx
Thank you I am pleased you find them helpful. Thanks for watching and for your feedback. Happy stitching
Hi Kay.. Another fantastic tutorial Thank You.. Stay safe. ...
Thank you for watching pleased you enjoyed it. Stay safe too and happy stitching.
thank you for this lesson so great of you tyvm happy holidays
Thanks for watching I am pleased you enjoyed it. Happy holidays to you as well.
Love your videos !
Aww thank you pleased you enjoy them. Happy stitching.
thanks Kay a great video as always
Thanks for watching and you're welcome.
Thank you. I needed this and I knew you had a video!!!
You are very welcome! Happy stitching Debbie!
Kay- are you using embroidery Mylar or just the regular Mylar like they use for the balloons
I use the sort that florists use. If you search iridescent cellophane on Amazon loads will come up. You can use the sort used for balloons too but they tend to be metallic colours rather than iridescent.
Thank you so much
You are welcome thanks for watching.
Great video as always Kay! But I’m partial 😉. I love your videos best! What brand of metallic thread are you using in this video please? Thank you!
Thanks Suzieq. I use Simthread, their new metallic threads are really awesome.
@@KaysCutz thank you
Thank you for showing this Kay! I have been doin this for a while but did learn a couple of new tricks! What is the white object on the bottom right of the hoop when you are stitching?
You are welcome. My 4x4 hoop seems to vibrate a lot when I stitch with it and the noise of it vibrating as it moves is annoying and distracting in a video so I hold a bit of plastic on the hoop just to stop making too much noise.
@@KaysCutz oh, I see! I thought maybe you had some special tool for embroidering that we all might “need”. LOL!
@@bjerles no, I think it might be one of the bones out of my old back braces, I try and re-purpose things as much as I can. It is just one of those things you find something and use a lot because it is handy. I tend to use it to smooth fabric as it stitches so that I don't end up going viral by stitching through my fingers on film, it is surprising how quick that hoop whips round the foot to get you. lol
@@KaysCutz it sure is quick! I have stitched through a plastic head pin before. Luckily not a finger!
@@KaysCutz Love your humour 🤣
Thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
hi there Kay can u telll me where u got the malyas from please i would love to use it many thanks xxxx
Hi sure I get my Mylar from Amazon. It's also known as iridescent florists cellophane. I hope this helps. Happy stitching.
what type of tape do you use? I tried several different types and they don't stick well.
Hi Jeanne I use cheap masking tape. I hope this helps you. Happy stitching 🧵
thanks! Have switched to gorilla tape and it holds alot better. @@KaysCutz
kay i sewed out the ho ho ho gnome in pes and his hand looking at him on the left is not sewn out. not finished.
Mary I sent you a message on KK group.
Where do you find the pins? What are they called?
Hi Lynn, they are called T pins and I get mine on Amazon. I find that the big 2" ones are best for hooping.
Do you have a female gnome?
No sorry Janet. Thanks for watching. Happy stitching.