How To Embroider

Learn how to embroider. Discover how to thread a needle the easy way, how to use an embroidery hoop and how to finish off your work. More helpful information can be found on my website www.stitchingcow.com

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[joanekins123]

YOU NEVER MAKE A KNOT IN EMBROIDERY, !!!!!!!!! You catch the thread up with the stitches!

[Stitching Cow]

Thanks for your response, the method you refer to is ideal for working doilies or handkerchiefs where your work is visible from the back. When this is not an issue, it is perfectly fine to use a knot.

[ancaraiii]

Could have been more helpful...you seem to think that people who don't have enough common sense to know how to make a knot, unscrew the hoop, or thread from the back will magically know what a slip stitch or a back stitch is. I appreciate the video, but perhaps a review of basic stitches?

[Stitching Cow]

Thanks for your comment, check out my Youtube channel for help with the stitches you mentioned, or visit my website for more video tutorials.

[juliptherabbit]

Thank you so much for this video! Unfortunately us "Internet Generation" children don't have our mothers teaching us these wonderful skills. My mother can't even sew! I found this video very helpful :)

[Favellier Richmond]

True! I taught my mother how to knit and use a hand loom, and I recently taught myself to crochet, and I'm a teen male! I find it fun and interesting. My grandmothers did that sort of stuff, but they never got to teach me. It makes me feel closer to the spirits of my grandparents and gives me a skill I might be able to share with friends and family one day!

[Melanie Ru]

Hahahaha a little respect and don't shout next time!!! LOL

[Lucy S]

I appreciate you taking the time to make this video to help someone like me out :)

[silvana fery]

thank you so much for this video to see and download free embroidery designs please visit my website v.evafery.com

[Tatyana Ivanova]

My mother teaches me! :) I know how to sew, latch hook, make hats, and a little bit of crotche.

[Haim Shalev]

Smok