this is by far the best example i have yet to find! im making 4 blankets total for my nephew who is to be born shortly and i saw this stitching in a magazine and fell in love with the look but it simply showed the basic stitch itself, not how to start, do a corner or finish. the writen instructions online just dont help, this video is a life saver! thanks for posting it!

You have made me SO happy. This stitch makes my work look SO pro. I have struggled with this stitch FOR YEARS.Thank you millions!!

I always forget how to start a blanket stitch and your video saves me every time!!!

Very Zen. I love it being silent. I can imagine my own granny talking it through. I also love how blanket stitch is SO OBVIOUS -- and yet I could not figure it out without the video. We learn by seeing and doing. Thank you!

I love how even though there is no speaking or text in this video, it does a better job of teaching the stitch than the previous videos I have watched.

Best tutorial for this stitch. I have watched countless and this is the best. Thank you!

thank you so much..... I'm a guy and I've no idea how to sew and u saved me!!

Thanks so much! Really appreciate how straight-forward this is!

Thank you! The clearness of the shot helped sooo much!

I have been intimidated by this for years. I feel like such a maroon. Thank you :)

I like how your video was so clear and easy to understand. Thank you!

This was EXTREMELY helpful. I had never done a blanket stitch before. I picked it up from the vid in seconds and was able to complete an entire blanket. EXCELLENT video. :D Thank you!

Thanks! I was looking for how to knot off the thread in the middle of the project and you were there for me! Will be showing this vid to my 4-H class so they can finish off their felt ornaments. Thank you!

I am making plushies too!! Knew blanket stitch as a kid, watched this for a refresher! Brilliant :)

This is one of the best blanket stitch videos I have ever seen and I have seen lots! you are very clear and slow enough to get it. thanks so much!

That's how I like it! Short,and to the point.definately subscribing.

Thank you. I only just heard of the blanket stitch last week and completely forgot how to start it by the time I got all my stuff together. I just finished my first stitch project.

this is a great tutorial! i wasn't sure about starting it off and finishing, thank you

At least I'm learning how to make this!! :-) Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Spain.

had a wee practice and it came out pretty darn good. i had the video on as i tried and it worked a treat so thank you very much indeed . Onwards and upwards !!

wow are u kidding me? thats what happened to me! i've been watching tutorials and stuff and this stitch always pops up, so im like "this looks tricky, better learn :P " cant wait to start :D

I've got this saved to my favorites. Clear instructions - great video.

This is cool! Thanks. Time to get my sewin' on.

Cool video, I now know how to do a blanket stitch!! I had to learn how to do it for Textiles homework.

Thank you!! It's easy for me to understand!!!

Thanks! This was great. Good close ups and slow going - supre helpful!

Thanks for this! I haven't been sewing a lot recently, and I'd completely forgotten how to do this stitch.

Thank you! I am a beginner and this was very helpful!

thanks for showing me how to do this it helped out a lot

Nice and clear, thank you!

Did not know it was so easy :-)

@ashsorensen6418

9 жыл бұрын

YESSSSSS

Thank you! This video helped me to complete the "socks into fingerless gloves" instructable ^_^

Thankyou now I know how to do a blanket stitch

Here's something strange but true, this is actually the stitch that they usually use to do sew in hair weaves, and this is actually the video that I showed my mom so that she could do it on my hair! LOL this helped her a lot!!

Thank you for taking time to post this :) very helpful!

Thanks it really helped me in an emergency

oh my god thank you for making this video all i know is the in and out type sewing lol and lately my crafts have not came out pretty lol this helps me alot

thank u i now get wat my friend means by through the loop :)

Thank you! That was just what I needed to see.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS SIMPLE TUTORIAL! Not like those crappy expert village or howcast videos =_="

thank you so much for this tutorial:)Its really easy to understand

this is very helpful beacause i have an assignment for this stitch..

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I needed this for a portfolio i'm making for my home economics class with different stitches and I am so glad! love the video(i'm in form 2/grade 8 and i'm 13 years old). -greetings from Grenada -in the caribbean

same! I love her plushies. They're so cute!

Thank you so much, this shall defiantly come in handy with my school project. c:

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to demonstrate this :) Making a gift, and wanted to put a pretty stitch on it! Happy Holidays!

Superb video! Thanks so much. Now I feel ready to begin :-)

THANKS its for my project i am aiming for 6+ and without this i can't

THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS REALLY HELPED!!!

OMG, this is just exactly what I wanna learn! Thx for making n sharing this vid;-)

Thankyou. So well done.

Very clearly explained. Thank you. What I m trying to figure out is how to change thread when I run out of it so that it looks neat. Can you demonstrate that, please?

Many would beg to differ :) It works wonderfully!

Thank you so much this was so helpfull. :)

This is great, thank you so much...even added it to my favorites (first for me!!!) :)

grea video and very easy to understand thaanks

that was amazing made my morning and monday peej

Super helpful! Thank you for making this video C:

Thanks! Just what I needed ^^

So awesome! Thanks!

Great video! Thank u very much!!

I have to confess the same as Randi Poet, thank you for this post!

this is like an ASMR video !

Thank you so much! 😘

Excellent. Thanks

Thank you so much

Thanks so much I luv it

@BeStrixed Yes- it is a knot to end the stitching. You should then hide the thread in between the fabric pieces, and clip off excess.

thank you very much it really helps

Thank you so much!

great tutorial

Love made me watch this :3

Thanks so much!

Thanks a lot!

This is a clear and easy to understand tutorial on the blanket stitch. We plan to feature it tomorrow on Bubblegum Post.

Thank you!!

thanks this was really helpful ^-^

Thanks... I appreciate it :)

I'm a dude and this came in handy. And no, I don't know why it was important to mention that I'm a dude, but there it is. Awesomeness!

Thanks!!

@GulfCoastCottage i see how you first started when you pierced the fabric, but um did you tie a knot at the end of the string so that when you pulled the string through the hole it wouldnt come out or did you just leave it like that?? :o

Excellent.......

@LifeResort Make a loop with the thread- and stick the needle through the loop. Pull tight- until you have a knot.

Cool!

Thanks a lot :)

Thanks a lot

Thanks a lot hun

@xXNeoteonAngelsxX you could use the blanket stitch- however the cloth will most likely fray. You could treat the edge of the aida cloth with a product like Fray Check first- and then make the stitch around the edge for decoration.

thank you.

thank you

@angelbleep I used embroidery floss, it adds a lot of color when all 6 threads are used.

tyvm!!

right i get the basic stich but how do you get the same pattern on both sides of the fabric. I am attempting to make a decorative heart for my wife and i want the same pattern on both sides. i get the theoryy but have yet to practice this is not easy I am a beginner but fairly confident but there are only days left to st valentines day any advice would be well apprercaited please help !!!!

This may sound stupid but I have not sewn in a while: What kind of thread is used in this video? Is it just standard thread and looks thicker since the felt brings out the color of the thread?

thx dis has been like really clearly 2 me becuz i have a project 2 do on 5 different basic hand stitches and this really help me iam only 13 going on 14 so dis help me a lot thx u very much :) (: 8-) :D

@gsowx2 yes- you could use it for a single layer. It would make a great decorative edge.

Hi! I am a beginner. Thanks a lot for a very clear video. It is just what I needed! =D I have a question though. After you have finished, how do you make a knot or whatever to secure the stitches before you cut the leftover thread?

thankyou!!!!!!! :)

how do you get the same pattern on both sides ?

#SCHOOL MADE ME WATCH THIS

@haik8234

8 жыл бұрын

me too #hatesewing