Thank you! Seems slightly insane but here I am mending my wife’s jeans for her with a pink patch…I’d never have predicted I’d find myself doing this at 40. 😂 Great video, helping me figure it out, fat fingers and all. Haven’t figured out a design or anything fashionable…maybe next time.

Videos with unexpected sassy cat cameos are an instant like 😂 thanks for you excellent tutorial!

Thank you so much for your wonderful, clear instructions! I have had a Speedweve for ages but thanks to you, I'm going to jump into mending! 😊

Might be a good idea to know what the finished size is at the outset

Thanks. It was very helpful.

Thank you for the tutorial! I had a very last-minute plan to make some old scrolls with spells and need it done tomorrow morning. I printed on the paper (laserjet), tore the edges and used the tea method. They're drying now but already looks great! (and I used berry tea so they have a nice scent ^-^)

thank you for sharing how to make a needled book. i am having fun making them

What is the name and thype sew machine do u use?

Hermoso me encanto!! Una genial idea!

Love this thank you 🙏

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Great instructions, thank you. I just realise than I can also use to cover paint splatters on my jeans. Great stuff!

Thank you. Creating a small tote bag for Rummikub tiles. We draw out of the tote bag instead of laying the tiles on the table.

You can make these with Jamie Oliver banned children's books.

Yep, I'll be adding this to my list. I like embroidery & tapestry - and needle punching (though I only like the flat side - not so keen on the tufted side). I think I could work up some bigger canvases quite quickly with this method. I have to try it, at least! Thanks for posting.

Really cute idea! Thank you. ❤

This is an old Irish craft called Lumra but it is done with carded unspun wool and stiff thread.

Beautiful. Is this the style that would be used for a shawl pin or is there another way to make one?

Not heard of this one before! When I saw the title, I thought it might be another name for latch hook! Haha

Thank you so much for the tutorial! I have to use this technique for History homework and I was just wondering if you’d recommend writing on the paper before or after putting it in the tea? Or not writing on it at all? Thank you! x

Sorry no money do that I’m very poor I’m not bye nothing her

I chuckled when you said hard to thread due to age…I just can’t see well! So I can relate! 😂 Great tutorial!!! 🥰

thank you so much, the shanked one kept breaking out on me before this

If you use a heat gun or a hot iron, it shouldn't burn. Iron at 425f 218c.

This is so cute! I’ll definitely be making one!

I love these ❤

neither quick or easy

Thank you very much for this wonderful video, Christine! ❤

Thank you very much for this wonderful video! ❤

Mine turned out really bad 😢

Great vid

This video was very helpful! I actually just bought this exact thermal printer. Thank you for sharing! :)

Awesome tutorial!! Just FYI, your Amazon link is to an item that is no longer available! I'd love to support your channel via your affiliate links :) Thank you for the great tutorial, and let me know if you post a link to a new item!!

I love angels and this is great for all year long. thank you for sharing

How long does the wire need to be?😅

So much easier than other examples I’ve seen!!

Extremely easy to follow

This is the best explanation! Thank you.

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Great idea I will try❤

Wow🎉 but what about sugar paper

Hello from Northumberland. This is a brilliant video! Thank you so much for sharing.

Before your video, I had quite literally never heard of these. Now I want to make a dozen of them. I will be looking for curtain rings and embroidery thread later today. Thank you for the instructive videos!

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I am about to teach a class on how to make embroidered bobbles which are attached on the end of the drawstrings. I am going to tell the class about your tutorial and suggest that they watch it.

thank you, im gonna do this for my bf now :D

Peut-on faire cette belle chose avec des vraies feuilles séchées,💐

Hi, what size/type of needle do you use? Thank you so much!

Love the idea of attaching these to gifts! ❤

If you are using paper that is only patterned on one side make sure you start with the patterned side facing down onto the table.