I've literally watched every video there is or so I have thought on tips for how to use this Sioux Falls because I had given up because it just drove me insane I came across your video and I figured it couldn't hurt to watch yours I'm really glad I did because the kids you give I have never heard anybody say ever you literally saved the day thank you very much and I'm so appreciative
@joycewilder64674 ай бұрын
You are such a good instructor
@SimplyThirdStreet5 ай бұрын
I LOVE cosmo floss! I always say, if cotton thread and silk thread got together and had a baby it would be Cosmo.
@user-rx1sn8bi5y6 ай бұрын
Oi tudo bem ? Aqui do Brasil que pena que nao entendo o wu vc falar.Nao pode ter opção de legenda.QUERO MUITO E LINHA LINHA?.
@markbiondolillo55627 ай бұрын
Great video, Russell. Thanks! I am an experienced stitcher and I love to see male stitchers demonstrate techniques.
@ElmiTerencio8 ай бұрын
i would like to order 24 design complete kit,24inH/30in W for frames,and 36inW12inH/24complete sets,and CLOTH big/small squares,and metalic threads,glitters,embroidery rings,needles,please send to pujut1MIRI sarawakMalaysia and abhacity ahmed/amna alghatanihouse saudi arabia/ KSA,mapleton594holmbyhills california,serenityridge parkercolorado,,please charge SHELL texas,Mars&COGNAC gulfmexico,,airrlines 18oo&subsidiaries,elmiferraristerencioHannover oil&gas
@trelelahlee65798 ай бұрын
Perfecto is working fine with mine. You probably stick the wrong size needle for the job.
@christinaw43358 ай бұрын
Great tutorial! It's been about 15 yrs since I've done any needlepoint so I was a bit lost until I found this video...thanks so much!! Now if I could get the hang of the chain stitch!!
@witchywoman413911 ай бұрын
I've had a sort of love/hate thing going with the Edmar boucle. I love the look of the thread, but it's definitely problematic to stitch with! I do embroidery rather than needlepoint, which in a way makes it even harder because of the tighter weave of most fabrics. Of course you can couch it, but that's boring to have to do all the time. I'm currently working on a tree project, and was thinking the same thing as you...that the brown might look lovely as bark, in some simple straight stitches, long enough and spaced out enough to show the texture. I'm really drawn to the thread texture, but it's certainly perplexing to say the least! One project kit for Brazillian embroidery shows boucle flower petals, and it looks like they were done in the puffed petal stitch. That was a light-bulb moment for me, and might give you an excuse to stock pink and purple. Those are two of the best colors for flowers, and that stitch is well-suited to both the texture and the trickery of the Edmar boucle. Thanks for your take on things! <3
@greatmusicneverdies6253 Жыл бұрын
I used to work for Coats North America. We represented this product. It is more color fast than DMC....smoother to work with, etc. I had written an ad that was used in magazines when it was considered a distant second to DMC in quality. That ad resulted in it becoming the #1 quality leader. Did I get formal credit for it?? Of course not. C'est la vie. Anchor is imported from Germany...not England.
@jmleeinla4025 Жыл бұрын
I adore aurora thread!!! I used what I think is the exact color you described, on a hand painted canvas of my dog. She recently passed away and I used it on her tummy and chest. It was perfection!!! Just enough fuzzy bits and the sparkle gave her an ethereal look. I’m now stitching the Danji Earth series Phoenix and I’m using it on her tail feathers. A stunning thread.
@carlaklein1511 Жыл бұрын
Your camera needs to be closer so we can see the stitches.
@jflsdknf Жыл бұрын
I'm going to give Cosmo a try. Love Japanese manufacturing and I can't stand DMC anymore, quality has gone down. Tangles, shreds, knots like crazy.
@nancymcewen5377 Жыл бұрын
Love this! I think I have to plan a trip to Philly.
@Skittlesskittles-om6hp Жыл бұрын
OMG😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳👈👈👈👈👈👈Me….when I first saw you. You are a split image of my father. Eye color physique. I literally passed out. My dad passed away a few years ago. I never lived with him but God gave me the wish to see him again before he died. I love your video. …:❤️❤️🌺
@EdGreenberg Жыл бұрын
I searched a bunch of videos and articles, and you're the first presenter to show (a) starting the thread and (b) working around an irregular border. So many of these presentations are frustrating since they never get beyond the creation of an area that ends in the diagonal. Thank you for setting me straight. If I ever get to Philly (from Lake George, NY) I'll drop in.
@josephinemelendez8221 Жыл бұрын
Where is your store at
@susangeiser2894 Жыл бұрын
Your shop looks awesome. I thought it was interesting that you and your partner have been in the floral business. I too was a florist working in the Seattle area most of my life. I do think it gave me a good artistic background for creativity stitching. I am mainly working in wool appliqué using lots of creative stitches. I have followed Sue Spargo and use lots of her threads. I see that you carry a huge selection of the same threads plus LOTS more. I will be ordering on line from you. I can’t wait for all your thread videos. What a great way to learn about new threads. I think there is a huge crossover between needlepoint and creative stitching on wool. I use a lot of threads from The Thread Gatherer in Boise Idaho. You might check them out, they are beautiful. I also use a lot of threads from The Painters Threads Collection. They are all very beautiful and would work for needlepoint too. I hope you will carry these lines as sometimes it is hard to find the color you want. Anyway, just wanted to tell you how excited I am about your new shop. I will enjoy following you, and I am thrilled that I accidentally found your video on line. Sincerely, Susan Geiser.
@jenfelix8137 Жыл бұрын
No demonstration
@cathybryan4190 Жыл бұрын
Rittenhouse needlepoint how to start a printed canvas
@janeriley8511 Жыл бұрын
Excellent - best instructions I've seen!
@emanoelalves93532 жыл бұрын
Boa tarde. Como faço para compra a linha cosmo .
@pradeeparanasinghe7702 жыл бұрын
you delivery ourdoor step
@barbaraferron79942 жыл бұрын
The first illustration for blue needle threader shows 3 positions, eye down you can put your needle according to size the white is for small needles, the outside one is for large needles. the next illustrations show using the medium size position. Your thread may have been too thick for the threader to handle. There is a video on KZread that shows how to use it. But I like your tip about the floss threaders. I will get some next time I go to the store.
@debbiefuller36672 жыл бұрын
I like to use this in black, because the standard cotton black floss ends up looking too flat to me. Thanks for the tips!
@CVB-ho9ki2 жыл бұрын
I ❤️ Appleton….Thank you!
@raccoonspirit53692 жыл бұрын
I have been stitching for less than a year and decided to use satin floss for embroidering a black cat. I thought I was doing something wrong because the thread was difficult to work with. Thank you for sharing your tips.
@pamelalitke19202 жыл бұрын
do you give classes on beginner needlepoing, like how to read the chart for stitches and others on weekends. I am in North Jersey and looking for a class or weekend adventure to learn. I already bot several canvases but am still beginner because I am confused on reading the chart, Watching your videos
@jennybsnyder2 жыл бұрын
Very impressive! All the best.
@gemmaburke5122 жыл бұрын
You are right, it is perfect for wet rocks, that is what I used mine for to make a 3D embroidery of humber river. And I am watching this video because I still love it. #flair
@CreatingwithWinglessAngel2 жыл бұрын
It appears to have been around since the pyramids! I inherited a bunch of DMC threads from my mom and I couldn't read the labels. I had to use Google translate just to understand it was made in France.
@lisavoelkel99222 жыл бұрын
Love this video. So useful for a newbie needlepointer.
@tulafitzgerald56492 жыл бұрын
So happy I found your youtube on this gorgeous DMC SATIN FLOSS. I bought it to do a moon themed project but had no idea how to make it behave. Thank you for you saved my project and soothed my doubts with this information.
@jmleeinla2 жыл бұрын
Were you planning on making part 2 of this video? I’d love to learn how to patch and sew it on.
@leslieprice92242 жыл бұрын
Love your series! Just found it and now binge watching. Please continue this delightful series!
@leslieprice92242 жыл бұрын
Love the different points of view! Thank you!
@fehmidafashionideas9372 жыл бұрын
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@steveroush65972 жыл бұрын
How many strands?
@LITTLEsquirrelz2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much ♥️ I have shaky hands too and I applaud you sharing your “scoop” technique. I don’t feel so alone or embarrassed about my shaking watching your video. 🌟🌟🌟 Thanks sooo much for your honest inspiring video. ♥️
@russellstephen58362 жыл бұрын
Wonderrrrrful to hear!
@fehmidafashionideas9372 жыл бұрын
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@fehmidafashionideas9372 жыл бұрын
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@tammywynn47642 жыл бұрын
Can I purchase one of those practice boards?
@1884Winter2 жыл бұрын
Hands down, Anchor is the best and the differences a huge, not minimal :)
@fehmidafashionideas9372 жыл бұрын
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@katerynadanilova48993 жыл бұрын
One of the best introduction classes ever! Thank you!
@shimmerysparkles1233 жыл бұрын
I'm looking forward to your video about Anchors new floss on spills and how the colors, texture, price differs to the skeins we've been using for years.
@susanstadler82363 жыл бұрын
What to do if your left handed going right to left is very uncomfortable
@DrCarlaSeleme2 жыл бұрын
I have RA for over 40 years. I have adapted many, many things. It all depends how large the project or how rapidly I am working. Then I kind of “reverse-Continental” stitch it. I do not know but that might already be a known stitch. (Like I go bottom right -> upper left). That way, less hand/wrist/ finger/elbow (whatever) pain and less fatigue. The projects I have completed in this manner always appear perfectly fine as long as you complete the entire project in the same way. I hope this is helpful.
@mmebirdie71253 жыл бұрын
Thank you. My stitching is not as basket weave looking as yours. I have followed your instructions, but it looks like a tangled mess at the back ???
@jacquedooley15773 жыл бұрын
Beautiful. I am from New Mexico. How awesome to find you. You are added to my bucket list to visit. I’m especially interested in learning to needle point from counted cross-stitch patterns. Excited to talk to staff and check out threads and accessories. Your books looks fantastic. So glad you have reopened. Will see you later this Summer. Many thanks for the tour. I love it!
@jacquedooley15773 жыл бұрын
Thank you for you video. I like that idea. I can’t sit to straight for as long as I like. This method of scoop basket wold be more comfortable and relaxing. On my bucket list is to visit your shop. I am in New Mexico.
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I've literally watched every video there is or so I have thought on tips for how to use this Sioux Falls because I had given up because it just drove me insane I came across your video and I figured it couldn't hurt to watch yours I'm really glad I did because the kids you give I have never heard anybody say ever you literally saved the day thank you very much and I'm so appreciative
You are such a good instructor
I LOVE cosmo floss! I always say, if cotton thread and silk thread got together and had a baby it would be Cosmo.
Oi tudo bem ? Aqui do Brasil que pena que nao entendo o wu vc falar.Nao pode ter opção de legenda.QUERO MUITO E LINHA LINHA?.
Great video, Russell. Thanks! I am an experienced stitcher and I love to see male stitchers demonstrate techniques.
i would like to order 24 design complete kit,24inH/30in W for frames,and 36inW12inH/24complete sets,and CLOTH big/small squares,and metalic threads,glitters,embroidery rings,needles,please send to pujut1MIRI sarawakMalaysia and abhacity ahmed/amna alghatanihouse saudi arabia/ KSA,mapleton594holmbyhills california,serenityridge parkercolorado,,please charge SHELL texas,Mars&COGNAC gulfmexico,,airrlines 18oo&subsidiaries,elmiferraristerencioHannover oil&gas
Perfecto is working fine with mine. You probably stick the wrong size needle for the job.
Great tutorial! It's been about 15 yrs since I've done any needlepoint so I was a bit lost until I found this video...thanks so much!! Now if I could get the hang of the chain stitch!!
I've had a sort of love/hate thing going with the Edmar boucle. I love the look of the thread, but it's definitely problematic to stitch with! I do embroidery rather than needlepoint, which in a way makes it even harder because of the tighter weave of most fabrics. Of course you can couch it, but that's boring to have to do all the time. I'm currently working on a tree project, and was thinking the same thing as you...that the brown might look lovely as bark, in some simple straight stitches, long enough and spaced out enough to show the texture. I'm really drawn to the thread texture, but it's certainly perplexing to say the least! One project kit for Brazillian embroidery shows boucle flower petals, and it looks like they were done in the puffed petal stitch. That was a light-bulb moment for me, and might give you an excuse to stock pink and purple. Those are two of the best colors for flowers, and that stitch is well-suited to both the texture and the trickery of the Edmar boucle. Thanks for your take on things! <3
I used to work for Coats North America. We represented this product. It is more color fast than DMC....smoother to work with, etc. I had written an ad that was used in magazines when it was considered a distant second to DMC in quality. That ad resulted in it becoming the #1 quality leader. Did I get formal credit for it?? Of course not. C'est la vie. Anchor is imported from Germany...not England.
I adore aurora thread!!! I used what I think is the exact color you described, on a hand painted canvas of my dog. She recently passed away and I used it on her tummy and chest. It was perfection!!! Just enough fuzzy bits and the sparkle gave her an ethereal look. I’m now stitching the Danji Earth series Phoenix and I’m using it on her tail feathers. A stunning thread.
Your camera needs to be closer so we can see the stitches.
I'm going to give Cosmo a try. Love Japanese manufacturing and I can't stand DMC anymore, quality has gone down. Tangles, shreds, knots like crazy.
Love this! I think I have to plan a trip to Philly.
OMG😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳👈👈👈👈👈👈Me….when I first saw you. You are a split image of my father. Eye color physique. I literally passed out. My dad passed away a few years ago. I never lived with him but God gave me the wish to see him again before he died. I love your video. …:❤️❤️🌺
I searched a bunch of videos and articles, and you're the first presenter to show (a) starting the thread and (b) working around an irregular border. So many of these presentations are frustrating since they never get beyond the creation of an area that ends in the diagonal. Thank you for setting me straight. If I ever get to Philly (from Lake George, NY) I'll drop in.
Where is your store at
Your shop looks awesome. I thought it was interesting that you and your partner have been in the floral business. I too was a florist working in the Seattle area most of my life. I do think it gave me a good artistic background for creativity stitching. I am mainly working in wool appliqué using lots of creative stitches. I have followed Sue Spargo and use lots of her threads. I see that you carry a huge selection of the same threads plus LOTS more. I will be ordering on line from you. I can’t wait for all your thread videos. What a great way to learn about new threads. I think there is a huge crossover between needlepoint and creative stitching on wool. I use a lot of threads from The Thread Gatherer in Boise Idaho. You might check them out, they are beautiful. I also use a lot of threads from The Painters Threads Collection. They are all very beautiful and would work for needlepoint too. I hope you will carry these lines as sometimes it is hard to find the color you want. Anyway, just wanted to tell you how excited I am about your new shop. I will enjoy following you, and I am thrilled that I accidentally found your video on line. Sincerely, Susan Geiser.
No demonstration
Rittenhouse needlepoint how to start a printed canvas
Excellent - best instructions I've seen!
Boa tarde. Como faço para compra a linha cosmo .
you delivery ourdoor step
The first illustration for blue needle threader shows 3 positions, eye down you can put your needle according to size the white is for small needles, the outside one is for large needles. the next illustrations show using the medium size position. Your thread may have been too thick for the threader to handle. There is a video on KZread that shows how to use it. But I like your tip about the floss threaders. I will get some next time I go to the store.
I like to use this in black, because the standard cotton black floss ends up looking too flat to me. Thanks for the tips!
I ❤️ Appleton….Thank you!
I have been stitching for less than a year and decided to use satin floss for embroidering a black cat. I thought I was doing something wrong because the thread was difficult to work with. Thank you for sharing your tips.
do you give classes on beginner needlepoing, like how to read the chart for stitches and others on weekends. I am in North Jersey and looking for a class or weekend adventure to learn. I already bot several canvases but am still beginner because I am confused on reading the chart, Watching your videos
Very impressive! All the best.
You are right, it is perfect for wet rocks, that is what I used mine for to make a 3D embroidery of humber river. And I am watching this video because I still love it. #flair
It appears to have been around since the pyramids! I inherited a bunch of DMC threads from my mom and I couldn't read the labels. I had to use Google translate just to understand it was made in France.
Love this video. So useful for a newbie needlepointer.
So happy I found your youtube on this gorgeous DMC SATIN FLOSS. I bought it to do a moon themed project but had no idea how to make it behave. Thank you for you saved my project and soothed my doubts with this information.
Were you planning on making part 2 of this video? I’d love to learn how to patch and sew it on.
Love your series! Just found it and now binge watching. Please continue this delightful series!
Love the different points of view! Thank you!
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
How many strands?
Thank you so much ♥️ I have shaky hands too and I applaud you sharing your “scoop” technique. I don’t feel so alone or embarrassed about my shaking watching your video. 🌟🌟🌟 Thanks sooo much for your honest inspiring video. ♥️
Wonderrrrrful to hear!
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Can I purchase one of those practice boards?
Hands down, Anchor is the best and the differences a huge, not minimal :)
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
One of the best introduction classes ever! Thank you!
I'm looking forward to your video about Anchors new floss on spills and how the colors, texture, price differs to the skeins we've been using for years.
What to do if your left handed going right to left is very uncomfortable
I have RA for over 40 years. I have adapted many, many things. It all depends how large the project or how rapidly I am working. Then I kind of “reverse-Continental” stitch it. I do not know but that might already be a known stitch. (Like I go bottom right -> upper left). That way, less hand/wrist/ finger/elbow (whatever) pain and less fatigue. The projects I have completed in this manner always appear perfectly fine as long as you complete the entire project in the same way. I hope this is helpful.
Thank you. My stitching is not as basket weave looking as yours. I have followed your instructions, but it looks like a tangled mess at the back ???
Beautiful. I am from New Mexico. How awesome to find you. You are added to my bucket list to visit. I’m especially interested in learning to needle point from counted cross-stitch patterns. Excited to talk to staff and check out threads and accessories. Your books looks fantastic. So glad you have reopened. Will see you later this Summer. Many thanks for the tour. I love it!
Thank you for you video. I like that idea. I can’t sit to straight for as long as I like. This method of scoop basket wold be more comfortable and relaxing. On my bucket list is to visit your shop. I am in New Mexico.