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I was wondering if the threads become loose after washing away the stabilizer. Very good work.

I just tried it! This is gonna work great thanks

That's a cool thing to try! I was thinking you would be wrapping the outside for display but I keep having grip issues so I may try this

Very nice I'm going to try these

Going to have to try to use basket weave outside of baskets!

Merci,jolie broderie.👍👏👏🌞

Love this! What kind of material is your sweater? I’m super new and about to tackle embroidering clothes with a sweater as my goal

I have tulips I want to embroider different shades of purple. They are pretty big, do I need to use 6 strands on a small needle or a bigger needle?

I thoroughly enjoyed this video!!! Thank you for sharing!! ♥️🤩🥰

Love the chain stitch

What is the name of this thread

I love it SO much !! Congratulation !

Really nice bunch of tips, i dont know why this video doesn't get more likes or comments, considering the fact that you give us free high quality insight. So thanks a lot ! 💛

I'm a very beginner embroiderer hoping to work my way up to doing a design on a thrifted sweater very similar to this! Did you do any kind of stabilizing on the inside? or is there something you can put over tthe back of the embroidery after to secure it?

Lovely video, I always do split stitch as a back stitch making it easier to split it as I can see it😊

What is the best online store for embroidery? I would like to be able to buy specific color of cotton or thread without having to purchase a set of twenty half of which I won’t use. What is the brand of hoop you suggested?

nice

I just want to say thank you period because I've seen a couple of videos and they don't give me the terminology or the the jargon.And you don't take your time with the stitches.So thank you very much.I'll be watching you again.Thank you😊

Thanks for all the information about stabilisers it was really helpful. Thanks. X

I feel like I went to art school in a few mins. thank you for this! Love the cute presentation with the bobbins as well

Great tip ! Thanks

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I think the only thing I can add is that the brand of floss can impact the final look of your work. Cosmo threads are finer than DMC. I use them when I want something wispy and delicate, or to add fine detail. Anchor and J&P Coates are more coarse than DMC. I use them when I'm stitching something textural like bark or turkey stitched thistles.

I guess I'm the odd one out. I find satin stitch just ok. It is a little boring and can be unsatisfing when you take time to get everything even and on second glance I see every irregularity, which is annoying. Maybe more practice on my part is needed. I also use knots, just waste knots that gets clipped away.

The music is such a bop, does anyone know the name of the track at 2:40?

Part of this is an unpopular comment 😅: I like satin stitch a lot. Yes it does take a ton of practice to get it right, it took me a really long time, but I really like combining it in projects with other stitches when I want an object to look really smooth. You can shade with it too to an extent, you'll just be switching floss every couple stitches. I am working on a project right now that has blueberries and leaves, the leaves I did a lot of shading with long and short, the blueberries I did with shading satin stitch and it looks super realistic. I'm with you though on not really caring what the back looks like for a wall hanging, and flowers all the time do get very boring. It IS definitely an art form. Anyone who says it's not can go embroider quaint sayings, lol. I don't like the hoops hanging on the wall either, looks so country to me.

#shiv_krupa_embroidery . Very nice

Very thorough! Thanks! ❤️

Anything other than keeping it in a hoop! Would love to see the options you choose.

Where do you get the plastic to cover the piece?

when applying the stabilizer, could you just apply it on the shirt inside out since the positioning would be the same when flipped back? would make it a lot easier to apply the stabilizer on the flat shirt inside out rather than trying to fit it through the neck hole

I'll google the item if I remember to -- but just for feedback's sake, the mention here of water-soluble stabilizer is a bit confusing. We don't learn what it actually is or see it at all, just hear a couple of the benefits you get from it, so beginners like me end up with no real understanding of what's being discussed there or how it works. Great example of an expert being too used to their background knowledge and forgetting that novices have no such contextual information to work with lol, happens to teachers all the time, especially in my niche (healthcare education) :P Hope the feedback is useful to you or some other educational creator! And I still learned a ton from the rest of the video, thanks for sharing your wisdom and experience with us!

I have been doing this type of embroidery for a short time, so your tips are very helpful. If I don't like the way, or thread number looks; I just get my little scissors out and snip it all out and try again.

I bet someone could 3d print cool elaborate frames that fit over an embroidery hoop 🤔

Thank you, this was very helpful. I will definitely try a few of your tips.

What is the name of this green colour fabric ?

Thank you for this, it was helpful!

Thank you so much! As a beginner, I really struggle with picking a fabric color to work on that won't clash with my thread colors. ❤

Simple , straightforward! Thank you

What thread are u using?

Cross stitcher wanting to become an embroidery artists here. I use tiny knots. I hate tucking. My fabric lays better and my works are neater.

Loved this video. I find myself rather violently resistant to round embroidery patterns quickly tucked into round wooden hoops and put up....where? Except for the commenter creatng a gallery wall. I get that. Otherwise it feels very diminishing or infantalizing to me somehow. Plus such works are often small compared to other approaches. So please make that video too about other ways to display and incorporate such work!

I will be applying these principals!!! Thank you ❤❤❤❤

I don't love satin stitch either, it's just not fun for me to try to get even. I'm doing a gift for someone with a lot of satin stitch and it's really teaching me a lot. I also do a huge amount of knots... Ive been embroidering 2 or 3 years and never thought of another way of doing it, so you saying that is kind of like 😅 wow I thought that was the ONLY way 😂 As for displaying: I actually hang all my favorite work I do in my house! So I have tons of different hoop sizes and I really like the way aesthetically it looks on the wall with various hoop sizes contrasted against obviously a flat square wall. But, stitching on clothes or blankets would be fun or at least starting in a hoop and putting them onto other things.

Thank you this was very helpful!!! ❤

💔I’m sorry that happened to you! Sounds lovely to go outside early in morning and sew. Maybe build up another collection soon? I am going to purchase some soon thanks to Amanda!

I love John James needles, they’re pretty much the best quality. I had a lovely needle case with all JJ needles in it and I had been sewing outside on my patio last summer. We had such lovely weather I just left my sewing on my kitchen table and each morning I went outside with my coffee and sewing early to make a start on my project….well it ended up that I lost ALL my JJ needles. Every single one of them😱😥. Searched and searched…. never found them.

Yes! Satin stitch haunts my nightmares, it never looks right, it's only advantage is that it's pretty fast to stitch but it really lacks any visual interest...it's so flat it reminds me of what a sewing machine would do. I also have big feelings about how embroidery is not considered art and I think this is because it's traditionally something women learn and do, and it's been marginalized as an art form because of it. But if I guy does it? He's called a "fine art embroiderer" (I won't name names, but there is an artist who works on toile de jouy and that is how he's described.) I've yet to see a woman be called a "fine art embroiderer" but their work is every bit as elevated. Another thing sort of tangential to points you've brought up is that I also think it can become boring to stitch on a square of brand new fabric ad infinitum. I've been incorporating thrifted textiles into my practice and it's so much fun! Anyway, thanks for the work you do and another thought-provoking video, as a UA-cam creator myself I love discovering other creators and going in deep. I appreciate you!

Omg I agree with you on EVERYTHING!! We are literally on the same page with all those topics!. I knot my stitches, I don't care bout the back I actually love seeing a messy back lol. I would love to see a video on how you display your work. Looking forward to it! ❤❤❤❤

Hi. I don't enjoy the satin stitch either. Something else I didn't enjoy, is the music you chose.. OMG it's awful! I would have preferred you didn't have any music at all while you were talking. But that's just me. 😉