Hi Tasha, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. No need to pinch it out again, just the once is good and then let it grow.

They sound lovely, I have not seen that variety before.

Thank you so much for taking a moment to comment Dorreen. Glad you enjoyed my video. This was my first year planting Angelique so I am looking forward to hopefully seeing them re-appear this coming Spring. Always fun to have them to look forward to isn't it. x

thank you very much

Thank you so much. Welcome :)

This made my day Christine, thank you so much. Very happy you enjoyed joining me in the garden. You are always welcome x

Thanks so much Raquel

So glad it helped Lori x

Thank you so much Christine x

That is the most wonderful compliment I have ever received with my gardening, you are so sweet to say that Raquel xx

I am so glad this was useful Raquel. I do love my garden birds, they like to chirp along when I'm recording! xx

Hi Kati, so glad it was helpful. They have flowered for months and months! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Have a lovely day. Catherine

thanks so much Christine x

You are so welcome Rene. Happy you enjoyed it x

That is so sweet of you to say Christine. I am so happy you were able to visit this way. xx

Happy to share it with you Christine x

Happy you enjoyed visiting Gayla! The lambs keep me very entertained!

thanks Sarah 🧚

Hi Norma, that is so kind of you to say, I am glad it helped. Thanks so much x

Hi Lydia, so glad this was helpful. Happy planting! My Allium leaves are just starting to appear here!

I am so glad you enjoyed this Christine x

So kind of you to say, thank you!

Thank you Sarah

Thanks so much.

you are so welcome x

So glad you enjoyed it Susan x

Thank you Mona, so glad you liked the inspiration behind this piece too x

You're so welcome Elisa, thank you x

you're welcome, thanks

Smitha Sabu Thanks so much, happy you enjoyed it.

Hi, sorry it was quite a while back, I don't remember which font it was. I did adapt it with my own hand writing.

Thank you so much Susan x

Sorry for the very late reply! You can tie a knot at the end of the thread after putting the thread on the needle.

you are very welcome Andrea x

Hi Starry! I used to make a lot of Bears and did add embroidery elements to them sometimes. It is much easier if you do the embroidery before sewing it all up. I would use a very simple back stitch for a small area like an ear. Is the Bunny finished or will you be making it?

@@bumpkinhill hi thank you for your reply. So you suggesting I do on another piece of cloth first, right? Do you have a video of your embroidery on stuffed animals that I could watch as reference ?

@@seteriberi Hi, sorry I don't have a tutorial for that. You can embroider a single initial onto any kind of fabric. However if the bunny fabric is very fluffy I would carefully first trim the inner ears (which is nicer for inside ears anyway) before stitching onto otherwise long hairs can get in the way of the stitches. If you are making the entire bunny then I would embroider the letter before sewing the ear together and attaching to body. You could also choose a pale pink piece of cloth and embroider that on the ear shape and then sew together. If the Bunny is already a finished toy and you want to embroider onto it, that is a bit tricky, but possible. Simply loose the ends of the thread 'inside' the bunny rather than knotting the ends and then use back stitch for the letter. It is tricky to explain with words, I hope this makes sense! Good luck! Catherine

thank you so much