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Running with Scissors - Delightful Details #2 - Take the Hard out of Hardanger - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2023
- Julie shares a very informative lesson on the foundational basics of starting an hardanger embroidery piece: basting, placing, anchoring and forming your kloster blocks, cutting, plain wrap, and perfect picots! Even if you're an experienced hardanger stitcher, this video has information that will be valuable to you. Please join us!
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Thank you for this tutorial Julie !!! and for Miss Jane STOP and GO ing LOL!!!! :You gals crack me up!
Thank you, thank you so very much for this tutorial and all the information. I learned so much. At 73 however I doubt I pick up a new hobby, but I will know more and appreciate how the doilies my grandmother stitched were made. I am tempted to try, but I quilt, cross stitch, embroidery, knit and crochet. I love handwork and have my entire life. Simply not enough hours in the day .
Wow! This video is amazing. I’ve learned so much even though I’m not a beginner. I’m off to gather supplies so I can rerun the video and stitch along with you. Some of your tips and tricks are new to me so thanks! You are so generous with sharing your hardanger knowledge. Jane, thank you for supporting Julie. It’s appreciated.
Thank you so much for such a great video! I am patiently waiting for a supply order to come in so I can start this lovely craft! I am sure I will be re-watching this video many times over! But I did realize after watching it that I need red and green M&M's....I am sure I will have many stop and go moments in my maiden voyage of hardanger!! Can;t wait for the Part 2 video.
Thank you Julie and Jane! I'm working on a cross -stitch piece that has some hardanger and I needed to start. Then I found this video. Excited to start!!
I ordered 22 count and as soon as it comes, I'm going to rewatch and stitch along. I need another hobby like a hole in the head, but when you two show your hardanger I think it is so beautiful and it makes me want to learn it. Can't wait for your next tutorial! Good job ladies.
Bravo! Well done! I have no immediate plans to do any Hardanger, but when I do, I’m going to rewatch this video! Thanks to both of you for making the video. Julie, cut yourself some slack and don’t apologize for your shaky hands. Maybe mention it once in the beginning then let it go. We all understand. 😉❤️
Never knew or heard of this technique - until I started watching your FlossTubes. Wow, this was a great tutorial, you definitely are a great teacher. Another interesting thing, I think some of the “hand me down” items from my family include some of this work. Not sure I will ever make anything with hardanger, but I’m more than happy to watch & learn. Thank you both!
Hi Julie, really enjoyed your video. Being a long time hardanger stitcher and teacher I learned something new. Love your way of starting threads. Thanks for sharing. I do have a suggestion for you. When cutting - you demonstrate cutting the right side then across the top then the left side. If however you cut each side from the bottom to the top and then cut across the top it is much easier to clip those side threads close to the kloster blocks without those loose threads flopping around. When you cut you call them knuckles I call them babies toes 😂😂 Lovely video I truly enjoyed and appreciate all your hard work. Don’t worry about shaky hands mine do too😊
This was so interesting. I can see why this craft of hardanger is so consuming. Thank you!
Wow, wow, wow, this is so encouraging for us who have never tried! I have to try, thankyou.
What a great video! I learned so much and I’m excited for the next Hardanger video.
Wow!!!!!!!! This has been so amazingly helpful. Thank you so much.
Wow, this was fascinating and ... well, kinda inspiring. I think I could do this! Definitely bookmarking this video to watch again. You are a masterful teacher, Julie.
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Thank you, thank you. I have an angel(the one Jane did) in my WIPs. I feel inspired to get it out and finish it. You both are a delight to watch.
No guilt! I had to stop the video, run to the shop and order my supplies. I already have your book!! Great job and having Jane
‘S commentary in the background adds to the fun. Just a suggestion for filming - put a sticker or other type of clue on the background you are using on the table so your eye and hands know where the camera is focusing for filming. That way you don’t have to look up at the video to see if your hands are in the camera range. It doesn’t help with focus but does help with general placement. Learned this trick from another great teacher. Hope you left some m&m’s for us!
Thanks for the tip!
This was a wonderful video … took some of the mystery out of this beautiful work !!!!
What a wonderful video. Thank you so much. This was so needed. Can't wait or the next one.
I just placed my first hardanger order. I'm excited to give it a try. Thank you for the video!
Love the video. Stitching hardanger long time, but still learning. Thank you!
Thank you so much. I purchased "Take the Hard Out," and it's a wonderful reference that I highly recommend; however, there is nothing like watching you stitch. I have completed many hardanger pieces in the past, and my backs never looked like that! I will use your tips from now on and can't wait to get started. Thanks again, Jane and Julie. You two are the best. ❤️
Julie, my husband is also an Electrician but he apparently doesn’t have your husband’s listening skills LOL. Love your tip on basting! I never did this and yes, would be off ! Also, great instructions on picots!
I am looking at your book right now! Excellent instructions. Thank you!
Love this video! Thanks so much for doing this. I look forward to your next ones!
Wow! What an amazing video! I started watching your flosstubes about 5 months ago and then decided to start from the beginning of your videos. I had never heard of hardanger but learned what it was by the pretty samples you show. Not knowing anything about it I didn't know what I was looking for when you referred to kloster blocks (thought I was hearing cluster...duh), wrapping, picots - what? Now I know. It is amazing what one can do with a needle and floss! Thanks for super video! P.S. That cutting part was scary!!
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Ladies for this video. You two are FABULOUS! I wish I could have been in your class when you two first met. I can't wait to get started now. Love you two!
Thank you so much for making this video. I cannot wait to try Hardanger
Thank you! I started one years and years ago and now I’m going to try again. I love this. Thank you!,
Just love your great video on Hardanger💖
Thank you, Julie and Jane. Very informative! I watched your entire hardanger embroidery video because I enjoy your Flosstube videos. However, I am not going to try it because I'm juggling enough crafts already. Big smile!
I am just catching up with your videos and I have to tell you how much I enjoyed this lesson on hardanger....I grew up in Minnesota so I have seen hardanger. As a matter of fact, I have a hardanger cross in my Bible that I think I made many years ago. (I left MN when I got married in 1971 so it's been a while!) Thank you so much for your floss tubes. I find your relationship and banter is so comfortable for me. Thank you both for sharing your love of needlework with us!!
I loved this. Now I want to try it. I have some hardanger cloth I got at a garage sale. A couple of white pieces and a few colored pieces. Now I am going to order the book and some other items from your shop. Your directions and demo were perfect. I can't wait to start.
Hey Julie and Jane I do not do Hardanger, but I so enjoyed watching y'all. The pieces y'all have made and are working on are so beautiful! I just enjoy listening to y'all talk you make us all feel like we are all sitting around talking and stitching.
I learned so much from this video. Thank you, thank you 💚
It’s been a long time since I did Hardanger so this was a great refresher video. Plus, I am anxious to try your picot method as I never had a good result when I tried a picot. They did not have a consistent look so I will try your method. I am looking forward to it and hope I have better looking picots. Thanks so much for doing this video and I am looking forward to the next part.
Great instructions!!! I am a visual learner so this just is the icing on the cake of written instructions.
I laughed and laughed at the green and red, go and stop, M&M’s that made their strategic appearances.
Always enjoy your videos Jane and Julie. ❤
FANTASTIC! Thank you SO much for taking it step-by-step for us. I am a total visual learner and really appreciate the work you both put into this. Excited to try something that I have strayed away from because although diagrams are pretty...I need to be shown. Your videos have made me laugh out loud and walk away grateful for the moments I have taken to watch not only the beautiful stitching but how much you truly care for each other. Can't wait for the next one!
I have done hardanger for 40 years. You’ve taught me several new things. Thank you for doing this video!😊 I will be watching for part 2😊
This is so great to hear, Cathy. We'd love to see some of your work.
Hi Jane, Hi Julie, I missed your smiling faces but learned so-o much ! Thank you for your generous explanation. Of course Tom knows the picots !
Brava!! I did hardanger briefly about 35 years ago, and it just all came back to me as I watched. Thank you so much!
Ordered more supplies. I need those small scissors. Accidently cut a thread on the kloster block, but just used fray check as I'm practicing. Starting my bookmarks next. I so want to attend your class this fall!!!!!
Thank you so much for this wonderful video!
I had never heard of Hardanger until I watched your videos. Anytime you showed a piece you were working on and/or finished I was just in awe. This video is a gem. Thank you so much.
This is amazing, thank you I probably would benefit from in person classes, am going to order the DVD
Love this video; will watch several times; I want to do that! thx!
LOVED THE CLASS!!!!
Fantastic tutorial! Thank you so so much. I can't wait to try hardanger now.
You can do it, Trina!
Thank you J & J, for Delightful Details 2 which demystified the basic steps to Hardanger. So not only have you made me purchase a Shepherd's Bush pattern, now I have to get Perle cotton & some larger needles - hopefully ones with inbuilt compasses.
Thanks again & happy stitching from sunny Sydney, Australia.
Wow, wow, wow! The tips were so good, the video was very clear and I've got the itch back! Never saw a picot done that way! Thanks ladies, loved every bit.
Love your videos! Just received my delightful delivery from Julie. Oh, my!!! Beautifully packaged and a couple of gifts included. Love, love my purchases! You girls, rock! Look forward to all your videos....
This was a wonderful, informative and clearly-explained instructional video. I thank you so much and look forward to more Delightful Details videos. Julie, I ordered off your website this morning and watched this video and did the stitching right along with you. I got my notepad out and I’m making notes to refer to the video again. You both are doing a fabulous job! I hope to meet you one day. I live about an hour north of you.
This was great!!! Thank you.
I am so glad to watch this video! I stopped stitching around 2001, after doing a good bit of hardanger in the 90s. I started back about 3 years ago, and I have 2-3 unfinished hardanger projects from back then. I have put them aside because I forgot how to do it! I think I may even have some instructional material with Julie's name on it, lol! Thank you for this refresher! I have a Shepherd's Bush piece (you hear this, Jane?) called Winter Hearts that is about half done circa 1996 or so that I'd really like to finish.
I love the way hardanger looks and thought I would never be able to do that, but you make it look doable. Can’t wait to try this, thanks so much!❤️
Cool to come across this video, I am from Norway, and born in Hardanger fjord, love this Handanger stitching its been with me all my life, its a stunning stich.
This was amazing. Thank you so much. Before your video I didn't have a clue how it "worked." I appreciate the intro. I'm a lefty, but might just give it a try to see how it goes.
I'm glad we could remove some of the mystery of the craft. We hope you try it!
Thank you so much for this video. I have always wanted to try hardanger. I purchased your kit and have now completed the little kit and it was so enjoyable. I am trying it again just to perfect some stitches, then I'll move on to something bigger. I am loving it 😍
How exciting to hear that you're doing some holidangering! I need a partner in crime for hardanger hump days!
I love the idea of hardanger humpday. I'll definitely be joining you. 🥰
Thank you! Thank you! I have your book, but seeing it in action as well as seeing the instructions is awesome! Getting out my practice cloth today!
Great video Jane and Julie and a great refresher for me, it’s been a while! I remember that story about Tom and the Picos, in one of your classes I attended - some of us were having trouble and that helped me! I have shaky hands now too, but, like you, it doesn’t stop me! Looking forward to the next Delightful Details!
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`Thank you great video. I am actually going to try this now! Enjoy you both very much.
This is a wonderful tutorial. Julie, you're a marvelous instructor! ❤️
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Omg. I wish I had learned From a real hardanger teacher! Lol. I learned from an LNS and I was ahead of the teacher! 😂😂😂 so, this honestly really helped me! Even though I started doing hardanger in the late 90’s (how embarrassing!!! 😂). This was really awesome, and you explained things so clearly. And patiently. Thank you. I just love you ladies. And Vanna did an amazing job, too!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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This was awesome! Such a valuable resource. I have now ordered the recommended notions and I cannot wait to practice these stitches. Very well done ❤
Awesome video!!!!
Thank you so much for this. I have taken class with you at Galleria and finished small class pieces. But this will help when I finally start a bigger piece. I ordered your sharp scissors so I will be ready to go. Don't know when I will start, but my goal is this year!
Thank you! It's been years since I've done any hardanger... I need the refresher and new tips. I took my first class at Nellie Bees in St. Paul, probably more than 45 years ago. I believe my instructor was Marie. Does any of that sound familiar to you? Can't wait for the next segment. By the way, I received my package, and I can't wait to get started!
Excellent video ladies. I will definitely be giving it a try this year. Any left handed hints would appreciated. Thanks
Hi Jane and Julie, thanks so much for keeping me entertained this Sunday morning with your hardanger tutorial. I really enjoyed watching the process, even though I have no intention of starting a new craft at this time, however if I do get an urge in that direction, this is the video I shall turn to for sure. Hope you ladies feel better and hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend, love to both from Kathy (#missharriettsparrow) from Devon UK 🇬🇧. Ps I was really bummed that Outlander is not currently screening on UK Netflix as you sold it to me to give it a go 😪 xx
Thanks so much for your video. Yes it's worth doing them. Learnt so much. Love hardanger but thought it was too hard. You've shown me, as long as I'm accurate, I can do it. Could you also show how to neatly start and finish a four sided stitch? Am going on your site now to buy your book.
I have never done hardanger but I am interested in learning. I watched this video and it’s exactly what I like to do: create with fabric, needle, and thread. I have looked for your book, “Taking the Hard out of Hardanger”, but I can’t find it. Where can I buy a copy? I am ready to go! And if you ever do teach another clas, please allow me to attend. Maybe you could hold it at Welcome Stitchery. I bet Justine would be all for it! Thanks!
Very nicely done. My only suggestion is to center the project in the middle of the screen, please.
Gee I wish I’d of known about this video months ago. All I had were poorly written instructions, and you guessed it. I totally messed up and have to re-create the entire piece of crossstitch then deal with the hardanger again.
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Question… on the chart your stitches look like they go in a straight horizontal or vertical line but watching you on the cloth it seems that you diverted over by one hole. The needle does not look straight up and down but rather over one is this correct? Great video by the way I’m learning a lot as a beginner.
Counting over fabric threads stabbing needle in fabric weave hole and tipping needle top up in the next fabric weave hole to advance to place next straight stitch. So on the front the stitches are straight and on the back you will see they are slanted... does that make sense🙂
Do you have another video on the Hardanger? You mention another lesson. Can't find it. Maybe link them below.
I have not put out another hardanger video yet😊
Where do I order the CD?
Welcomestitchery.com should have the DVD. If you don't see it on their website give them a call😊
Are you sure you two aren’t sisters? Maybe from different mothers? 😂😂😂❤❤❤
Thank you for the wonderful tutorial. Inspiration for sure. 🪡🧵❤️