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I've always done a knot to start a thread but your trick has amazed me - so simple to just reverse the way you use your thread and go through the loop to hold it safe when starting. Ta very much.
THANK YOU so much for your clear instructions for beginners. It is very helpful for my very first little project (which I was about to put aside).
Coming from a “Repair perspective”... any tips?
Hello! I wanted to know on a cross stitch pattern how would you read that for this stitch you would need to do a 1/4 or 3/4 or 1/2 stitch
It varies from chart to chart, but usually there are triangular shapes or other symbols that indicate where the stitches should be placed. :)
Go to 0:47 and play Vanished - Crystal Castles, with him turned down.
Hello ive got a question you no when you do the loop thing does that count as a 2 thread or do you use to threads plz x
Hi! I use one strand that is doubled over to become two ply. :)
@@MrXStitch ahh thanks for the help xx
Can't believe you didn't show the finished piece lol
I've always done a knot to start a thread but your trick has amazed me - so simple to just reverse the way you use your thread and go through the loop to hold it safe when starting. Ta very much.
THANK YOU so much for your clear instructions for beginners. It is very helpful for my very first little project (which I was about to put aside).
Coming from a “Repair perspective”... any tips?
Hello! I wanted to know on a cross stitch pattern how would you read that for this stitch you would need to do a 1/4 or 3/4 or 1/2 stitch
It varies from chart to chart, but usually there are triangular shapes or other symbols that indicate where the stitches should be placed. :)
Go to 0:47 and play Vanished - Crystal Castles, with him turned down.
Hello ive got a question you no when you do the loop thing does that count as a 2 thread or do you use to threads plz x
Hi! I use one strand that is doubled over to become two ply. :)
@@MrXStitch ahh thanks for the help xx
Can't believe you didn't show the finished piece lol