Thank you Marion for another great stitch tutorial. It always amazes me how much variety of stitches can be achieved with a humble needle and thread. Thanks you!!!❤
I will be giving this needle weaving a try. It is very relaxing to watch you with all your projects. Even if I don’t jump in and do any of the them I thoroughly enjoy sitting back and tuning into your you tube and watch you. Your delightful Marion 😊
I have become so fascinated by crewel work after watching your videos. I’m nearly ready to try it out - I’ve tried out all your examples, gathered some more wool yarn and a good piece of fabric, found some extra ideas on Pinterest, so now I just have to find a little time😅. Thank you once again, Marion, for all the fun I’m having on my sewing journey 🌸🌷🌻🌺🥰💗
I'm sure you'll have a lovely time experimenting with the stitches. It's such a different feel and texture. The style is such that really anything goes if you like the look of it 😊🪡
I think Marion gets so many things finished is because she does a little, often. And the good thing with embroidery is that it travels so well. In a little bag it can go to work or the school pick up and a few minutes will move the project along. I'm so glad I found her channel.
Oh wow! Perfect timing I am doing embroidery on small quilted hand bags. I love the technique of weaving with color and two contrasting colors. Beautiful! Thank you Marion! 😊jane of Pa. USA
As a weaver for many years, I love needle weaving too and I wish more embroiderers used it. I miss my big looms and have pounds of weaving yarns. I would like to have a needle weaving group! But in my tiny town (population 760) people are tightly involved in church and family and there is not even a quilting guild. Thank goodness for this online community!
I, too, am a weaver of 30 years and love using needlewraving in my handstitching. Thankfully I still have my floor loom so I get to enjoy "real" weaving as well. I hope you can find some like-minded creative soles to 'play' with!
That is really a lovely technique. My mother taught me that to repair socks, when I was a kid. I remember, how neat her craft was. She had no huge variety and was not experimental, but whatever she did was so accurate and done with love and the desire for a neat result.
Yes it's the age old darning technique. These days done in bonny colours too. But It still has a place in embroidery too. Especially with crewel work like I'm stitching in the Weekly journal at the moment..
Nice little weaves, I would do a number of them, then cut them out and make a tiny woven patchwork piece! So ‘actual’ weaving is the next craft you can teach us Marion! I think you have mentioned before that you have a loom. Thank you yet again.
Thank you Marion for your video and sharing another technique. Always a pleasure to watch and listen to you. An excellent teaching session. Love the two thread look.
@@marionsworld24 I completely understand! When you're in the mood you'll get back to it. I weave on a 4-harness jack loom with a 36 inch reed. Not a 'huge' loom but I can do everything I want on it. 🙂
Thank you I’ve not seen that technique done before. I do have a little speed we’ve loom for mending which seems to work on a very similar basis. I can see this might be quite a useful thing for covering stains on a garment
Yes, the speed weave is designed to do this very thing as a mending technique. Usually though I would be doing this in a much smaller scale as an embroidery stitch.
Hi Marion, love the weaving. I popped one of my favourite cardi's on a few days ago, & there's a hole on one of the cuffs, it wasn't there when I last wore it !!!! Bloomin' silver fish, do you have those over there !!! I have had other wooollen garments damaged by them over the years (& thrown them out ) !!!! Pesky devils !! I normally have my knitted clothes in sealed bags, but forget to put them in there 😣😣 Time to spray my wardrobes !!!! I will do your weaving method & make a feature on BOTH sleeves, I hope XXX TFS XX Love & hugs 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
We do have silverfish here, but they don't go for clothes usually. Unless ours just have the same name but are different 🤔 Ours live in the walls or under damp floorboards or the backs of cupboards in old houses...
The one I'm currently using is a Pilot V7 Hi-Tecpoint. 0.7 mm nib. It's a permanent ink and the same pen I use when drawing out my Phenology Wheel. Any permanent ink fine liner should do the trick though I think.
This looks cool! I am not very good at fair isle knitting, but I have a lot of patterns for it. I am wondering if some of those patterns would be adaptable to this?
Beautiful. Can I ask, do you need to have an odd or even number of the first lot of stitches (horizontal in this case), or doesn't it matter? Thank you ❤ xxx
It doesn't really matter Debby. Usually this is being used to fill in irregular shapes such as petals or leaves. You just use as many threads as you need to. They don't even need to be stitched so close together either. Although you will need then to be even if you want the checkerboard to appear.
hello very nice lady i know it will take some time but please kindly try to film or upload the requested sewing machine threading video when you get a chance please ok?thank you very much 😊 🙏
Hello.its damp here.All made more tolerable by remembering age 2 ,Grandma showing me how to hem.Also darning socks...what joy...rock on Marion.
Those are the memories that come flooding back sometimes. For me it's tidying Grandma's embroidery threads and watching her do needlepoint 💐
I’m a beginner of crewel embroidery. So this video helps me a lot. Thank you.
Thank you Marion for another great stitch tutorial. It always amazes me how much variety of stitches can be achieved with a humble needle and thread. Thanks you!!!❤
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I’m out to a workshop tomorrow to learn basics , I’ll also be watching this to help finish off my work. Thank you Marion x
I will be giving this needle weaving a try. It is very relaxing to watch you with all your projects. Even if I don’t jump in and do any of the them I thoroughly enjoy sitting back and tuning into your you tube and watch you. Your delightful Marion 😊
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You are such a good teacher. 😊
I really enjoy and appreciate your stiching tutorials. So helpful to a novice like me!
I have become so fascinated by crewel work after watching your videos. I’m nearly ready to try it out - I’ve tried out all your examples, gathered some more wool yarn and a good piece of fabric, found some extra ideas on Pinterest, so now I just have to find a little time😅. Thank you once again, Marion, for all the fun I’m having on my sewing journey 🌸🌷🌻🌺🥰💗
I'm sure you'll have a lovely time experimenting with the stitches. It's such a different feel and texture. The style is such that really anything goes if you like the look of it 😊🪡
I think Marion gets so many things finished is because she does a little, often. And the good thing with embroidery is that it travels so well. In a little bag it can go to work or the school pick up and a few minutes will move the project along. I'm so glad I found her channel.
Oh goodness!! This is sooo exciting!! Thanks😊
Oh wow! Perfect timing I am doing embroidery on small quilted hand bags. I love the technique of weaving with color and two contrasting colors. Beautiful! Thank you Marion! 😊jane of Pa. USA
Great Jane ☺️
As a weaver for many years, I love needle weaving too and I wish more embroiderers used it. I miss my big looms and have pounds of weaving yarns. I would like to have a needle weaving group! But in my tiny town (population 760) people are tightly involved in church and family and there is not even a quilting guild. Thank goodness for this online community!
I, too, am a weaver of 30 years and love using needlewraving in my handstitching. Thankfully I still have my floor loom so I get to enjoy "real" weaving as well. I hope you can find some like-minded creative soles to 'play' with!
That's a shame Gaye. Maybe you should start one!
Another great example of needle work that you have brought to us and encourage us to try. Thank you, Marion
I love the looks that these produce. So fun.
The blue looks like two tone when the different direction of thread catches the light. So pretty. Thanks Marion
There's so many different effects you can make, especially with the shiny cotton 😊
In wool the whole thing is matte, but still really lovely 😊🪡💐
So interesting Marion! Thank you for sharing this!❤
Thank you for sharing ❤ 🇦🇺
You’re an excellent teacher Marion, thank you.
Lovely, I’ve used this technique for a basket.
Thank you for today's Needle Weaving video Marion. It was all so clearly explained.
That is really a lovely technique. My mother taught me that to repair socks, when I was a kid. I remember, how neat her craft was. She had no huge variety and was not experimental, but whatever she did was so accurate and done with love and the desire for a neat result.
I was going to say the same thing. My mother darned socks and this simple form was the method.
Yes it's the age old darning technique. These days done in bonny colours too. But It still has a place in embroidery too. Especially with crewel work like I'm stitching in the Weekly journal at the moment..
@@marionsworld24 And it is just so lovely in embroidery, dear Marion, especially with those patterns. I loved it!
Very effective weaving Marion. 👏♥️🇦🇺
Nice little weaves, I would do a number of them, then cut them out and make a tiny woven patchwork piece!
So ‘actual’ weaving is the next craft you can teach us Marion! I think you have mentioned before that you have a loom. Thank you yet again.
I'm a definite beginner in real weaving but I did make clothes with my first three pieces of weaving I did 😊
These little tutorials are so useful, thank you.
Hi Marion the needle is very nice I will give a try
Love the stitching🥰
Excellent teaching
This is great, thank you!! ❤
Muchas gracias Marion!!
Lovely ❤
Thank you Marion for your video and sharing another technique. Always a pleasure to watch and listen to you. An excellent teaching session. Love the two thread look.
Thank you, Marion! I have been wanting to learn this. Lisa from CA
Thank you dear! Feel so RELAXED after that! Popped mine up on ig for you to see as a thanks. I THINK this is my first time trying a hoop too.
Oh I'll go and have a look ☺️
I haven't actually been on there for a while.. too much else going on...😏
Thank you for your tutorials, Marion, and for sharing your knowledge with us. They are well done, clearly understood and fun to watch. Happy Friday!
Thanks Melanie. I've just finished Sunday's video... I'm going to do some knitting this evening :)
@@marionsworld24 I’ll be watching for sure😊
Thanks!
Thank you, going to try it.
Thank you Marion ❤
Happy Friday Marion! This weaving technique looks like fun. Thank you for sharing!
I forgot about those flowers!! will be watching that video again, thanks Marion.
I need to try this, so satisfying to watch you create this 🥰
It is the same as mending. I still do that when there is a small hole in my clothes. But you can make nice things with this stitch.
Absolutely... All sorts of mending is done using this...😊🪡
Love weaving of all kinds! I've got a warp in progress for a bunch of hand towels on my floor loom....but am dragging my feet. 🙃
I'm a beginner at loom weaving. I have a rigid heddle and haven't worked on it for ages... I was in the middle of weaving fabric for a bag...
@@marionsworld24 I completely understand! When you're in the mood you'll get back to it. I weave on a 4-harness jack loom with a 36 inch reed. Not a 'huge' loom but I can do everything I want on it. 🙂
Thank you again.❤
Exelente tutorial!!!muy bien explicado 😊❤🤗
Thank you I’ve not seen that technique done before. I do have a little speed we’ve loom for mending which seems to work on a very similar basis. I can see this might be quite a useful thing for covering stains on a garment
Yes, the speed weave is designed to do this very thing as a mending technique. Usually though I would be doing this in a much smaller scale as an embroidery stitch.
Another great stitch!!
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❤ TFS
Hi Marion, love the weaving. I popped one of my favourite cardi's on a few days ago, & there's a hole on one of the cuffs, it wasn't there when I last wore it !!!! Bloomin' silver fish, do you have those over there !!! I have had other wooollen garments damaged by them over the years (& thrown them out ) !!!! Pesky devils !!
I normally have my knitted clothes in sealed bags, but forget to put them in there 😣😣 Time to spray my wardrobes !!!! I will do your weaving method & make a feature on BOTH sleeves, I hope XXX TFS XX Love & hugs 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
We do have silverfish here, but they don't go for clothes usually. Unless ours just have the same name but are different 🤔
Ours live in the walls or under damp floorboards or the backs of cupboards in old houses...
Love your videos. Can you please advise what do you use to write your words or design on to the fabric . ❤
The one I'm currently using is a Pilot V7 Hi-Tecpoint. 0.7 mm nib. It's a permanent ink and the same pen I use when drawing out my Phenology Wheel. Any permanent ink fine liner should do the trick though I think.
This looks cool! I am not very good at fair isle knitting, but I have a lot of patterns for it. I am wondering if some of those patterns would be adaptable to this?
I'm not sure about knitting patterns... weaving patterns would work though..
Beautiful. Can I ask, do you need to have an odd or even number of the first lot of stitches (horizontal in this case), or doesn't it matter? Thank you ❤ xxx
It doesn't really matter Debby. Usually this is being used to fill in irregular shapes such as petals or leaves. You just use as many threads as you need to. They don't even need to be stitched so close together either. Although you will need then to be even if you want the checkerboard to appear.
Thank you my dear x
That was a good question (I was wondering the same), and it's good to know that it doesn't really matter👍Thanks for your answer, Marion❤
Looks like a great way to cover a hole in my jeans.
I think it is...
hello very nice lady i know it will take some time but please kindly try to film or upload the requested sewing machine threading video when you get a chance please ok?thank you very much 😊 🙏
All done today Frankie... 👍
Thanks!
You're a star Gaye, thank you.
Thank you Marion!