Nice! I do the loop start & finish with hiding a tail, both in the back. I just learned the pin stitch from this video, I might have to try it! Thanks for sharing with us!
Great video! Short, sweet and to the point! Thank you! I learned what I needed to know in just a couple of minutes. Love the music instead of unending chatter.😉❤️
Thanks for this video! I usually start my threads using loop method (which I love) and end by flipping piece over to hide threads underneath but now I think i'll try the other two methods you suggested as far as ending threads go.
Thanks for sharing! I’ve avoided the pin stitch method for a long time but I’ve started a more detailed pattern recently and my back side is a mess :D I think I’ll give it a try now - I love how neat your stitches are! :)
Actually I don't know. 😅 Because I don't do anything special to make them neat. I guess it's probably because: 1, The fabric is stiff. Or 2, I secure the fabric on frame really tight.
I have always done the loop method but an experienced cross-stitcher showed me that the loop method has the thread's twist going in two different directions. Look under a magnifier. I was surprised. Apparently, the thread also knots more with the loop method. I do have some trouble with knotting but I have never noticed the direction of the threads being different until she pointed it out.
I use use 2 or 3 strands of floss. Does the loop method work? It looked like you may have 2, but I wasn't sure. Is is possible to do a video with 2 or 3 strands (if it is possible). Thanks so much for this video. I'm newer to cross stitch so this is very helpful!
I like videos as they show how to do very clearly. However ending threads is my confusion. Running through back is obvious but I not so sure about doing pin stitch to end? I seen some people end on front with a little tail they stich over later? Can you explain?
Hi, Rhonda. Pin stitch is securest way for me. You'll insert the needle through the threads of Aida (between hole and hole). Bring needle to the front, and insert needle back through the threads of fabric. Repeat this 2 or 3 times. If you start threads with pin stitch, just do the same when you end threads. I'm afraid that my English couldn't explain it well. Here's a clear tutorial. Hope it helps you to better understand: ua-cam.com/video/AbaLFt1cqYc/v-deo.html
Your instructions are very clear. Thank you.
Thank you for all the lovely tips! ♡
There are so many different techniques, it's so nice to learn how other people prefer to do their stitches!
Nice! I do the loop start & finish with hiding a tail, both in the back. I just learned the pin stitch from this video, I might have to try it! Thanks for sharing with us!
Great video! Short, sweet and to the point! Thank you! I learned what I needed to know in just a couple of minutes. Love the music instead of unending chatter.😉❤️
Thanks for showing your different methods. I will def have to try the starting a pin stitch your way.
You're welcome. Hope my method helps. 😊
Thank you for showing several ways to start and end threads! Very helpful video. 😀
Thanks for this video! I usually start my threads using loop method (which I love) and end by flipping piece over to hide threads underneath but now I think i'll try the other two methods you suggested as far as ending threads go.
You are welcome. I use those two methods a lot to avoid flipping piece as well. Hope they help. 😊
Thanks for sharing! I’ve avoided the pin stitch method for a long time but I’ve started a more detailed pattern recently and my back side is a mess :D I think I’ll give it a try now - I love how neat your stitches are! :)
I got new how to stitch on cross stitch. Thank you.😁
You're welcome Julalak! I've watched your cross stitch videos. I like the way you stitch too. 😄
That was very helpful. Thanks🌺
Thank you very much!! This saves my life 😃
You're welcome. So glad it helps 😄
Thank you!!!! This is very informative!
You're welcome! So glad it helps 😄
Thank you for the video, I now know how to start and end my threads better and without having to flip my work back and forth so much.
It would make more sense to some of us if you talked about what you're doing
Your stitches are so neat. Please share on how you get them to look so neat 👀
Actually I don't know. 😅 Because I don't do anything special to make them neat. I guess it's probably because: 1, The fabric is stiff. Or 2, I secure the fabric on frame really tight.
StitChing Dreamer's Stitch Diary thank you for answering. Well a frame video then 😄
I have always done the loop method but an experienced cross-stitcher showed me that the loop method has the thread's twist going in two different directions. Look under a magnifier. I was surprised. Apparently, the thread also knots more with the loop method. I do have some trouble with knotting but I have never noticed the direction of the threads being different until she pointed it out.
I do my loop start on the back, one less stitch to do. But I see you are on a frame and can't easily turn it over. Nice idea!
Yes. So my methods are for turning works over as less as possible. 😄
I use use 2 or 3 strands of floss. Does the loop method work? It looked like you may have 2, but I wasn't sure. Is is possible to do a video with 2 or 3 strands (if it is possible). Thanks so much for this video. I'm newer to cross stitch so this is very helpful!
Thank you ☺️
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I like videos as they show how to do very clearly. However ending threads is my confusion. Running through back is obvious but I not so sure about doing pin stitch to end? I seen some people end on front with a little tail they stich over later? Can you explain?
Hi, Rhonda. Pin stitch is securest way for me. You'll insert the needle through the threads of Aida (between hole and hole). Bring needle to the front, and insert needle back through the threads of fabric. Repeat this 2 or 3 times. If you start threads with pin stitch, just do the same when you end threads.
I'm afraid that my English couldn't explain it well. Here's a clear tutorial. Hope it helps you to better understand: ua-cam.com/video/AbaLFt1cqYc/v-deo.html
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hi love your work, is that a silk thread?
Thank you! No, it's DMC cotton thread.
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I like watching you, but why do not talk .....I would like. Thanks.
Because English is not my first language. But I do talk sometimes.