Anne's favourite stitches

[@ylezAma-artes1919]

Love this video, so please keep sharing your favorite stitches special the easy ones. Bye and hugs.

[@michellegiles4152]

Thanks so much for the demonstration. I would love more like these to learn more stitches. Thanks so much

[@debbythompson368]

This was fantastic. I have used all these stitches for years - also self taught - but without your creativity for the variations. Brilliant!! Thank you!!

[@firstnamelastname149]

Thank you for the video. You are a great teacher...you explain everything very clearly. :)

[@joanmacleod1362]

This video explained so much to me. The blanket stitch has been my nemesis but your video helped tremendously. Also the fly stitch. Thank you so much for sharing your talents. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@EvaVilla-pm5mv]

I'm so excited to start a snippet roll with the vintage fabrics I got from my mom. I also got 4 full cases of dmc threads. She passed away on Feb 26 and she did many crafts and sewed our clothes . Im the only one of her 5 girls who had her passion for the arts. I also got a ton of beads and buttons. The whole roll will be dedicated to things I just inherited. Thanks Anne for keeping this craft alive.

[@AnneBrookeTextileArtist]

Lovely idea xx

[@donnakennedy87]

A lovely story. I also inherited my talents and lovely supplies from my mom. I do miss doing things with her. I had to reply to your post cause oddly enough I too am gathering some things of my mothers to dedicate a snippet roll in her memory just for me. Have fun and happy memories. Donna, in California.

[@EvaVilla-pm5mv]

@@donnakennedy87 I originally grew up in the LA area, and then spent most of my adult life in Central California Hanford. I'm currently in Texas

[@anntrollope3028]

Some super ideas and variations of stitches. Thanks Anne

[@judyjudy3934]

Beautiful stitching, now I have learned to make a fly stitch. Wonderful!

[@GB-he1zc]

Going to find some nice cotton cloth, my embroidery hoop, needle and thread and make a little sampler. Learned a lot, the variation on the Bullion, French knot, Fly stitch, over all the slight variations that make stitching so fun. Also the fact that you use a needle with a slim eye, so you don't have to have a wrestling match with the thread and the fabric 😣, thank you. I am so happy to have seen your video today. You made my day.

[@alteriormotiveswithcarrie8546]

I've watched this several times now and I come back to it a lot for a quick reminder--thank you so much for taking the time to show these stitches! I'm a lefty too so it's really nice to not have to translate for once! The bullion stitch is probably one I would never have been able to learn from a book but seeing you do it made it so clear, and now I LOVE doing it.

[@queenslanddiva]

Thanks Anne for this - these stitches are lovely. I particularly love seed stitch, so simple but I use it all the time. I will save this vid for future reference. Cheers

[@annhinz6326]

You had me with the first knot! My mom is a lefty and taught me to embroider, sew, and crochet. She didn't succeed in teaching me knitting, but by that time I was a teenager and became very busy with school, work and boys.

[@fayneilly833]

I am so pleased you are left handed. Thank you.

[@TheOldladyB]

Thank you so much for sharing. I too am a leftie . My Mom tried to teach me how to crochet and that was a disaster. She was such a patient woman. I inherited some of her pillow slips that she did.

[@karenpruis501]

Thank you for showing us these stitches, Anne. Great fun.

[@dakielty]

I am right handed and I definitely love learning from you. I always thought my loose French lots were just wrong, but I kinda liked the effect. You have given me permission to keep doing what was doing. Hahaha

[@gabrielwishart2673]

Thank you so much Anne these are such brilliant tutorials .. I love the textures and am so exited to apply them

[@judymarkel8029]

I'm left handed too. This was so fun. Thanks

[@cocolovescrafts]

Thank you for showing us yiur favorite stitches.....👍😘❤️❤️❤️

[@marcijlo]

Thank you Anne that tutorial was a great refresher lesson for me especially the satin stitch! I really love your channel! ♥️

[@bettypaczka9010]

Many thanks Anne!! I'm searching for this and just find you. I love your work. You are a very good teacher and an inspiration. Many blessings!

[@pamgreen1898]

I am also Kackhanded ( as my Grandad used to say) so it's so good to see others , thank you x

[@AnneBrookeTextileArtist]

Thanks for that memory, Kackhanded is what my Grandad said too xx

[@nancykloak1163]

Thank you for the great video on your favorites. So helpful.

[@lisacutten5573]

I love learning from a fellow lefty. Thank you!

[@AnneBrookeTextileArtist]

You're very welcome!

[@antoinettedsouza806]

Thanks a lot Anne. kept myself busy doing it along with you. A great reference to look into

[@carolbogden2322]

You are wonderful working on my book now your teaching has inspired me so thanks thanks and thanks

[@kathleenwoffordencaustics5633]

Your left handed. Yes! Can never find tutorials for us. Thank you!

[@claudiawilliams8624]

Thank you for this video. Very clear instructions. Love it!

[@hitherandyonstudio]

This is a great starter for beginners. TFS your gift ✨❤️

[@angelathoma-dogwoodpaperarts]

Thank you for the fun stitches. Always eager to learn different, yet easy to do stitches.

[@corinneyates902]

Hi Ann. I have to say I have not often used hand stitching although I did learn. some stitches at school. I’ve seen slow stitching on Pinterest.and wondered how it was done.? Now I know I. am ordering some embroidery threads and wadding and am almost ready to start. Love your fabric ,Oh, and I am a lefty l Thanks, I will subscibe 😜🤪

[@mylifewithfive]

Thank you for this lesson. I keep hearing about slow stitching but I haven't heard a good explanation for it. This was very helpful.

[@karenwatchorn9233]

Than you so much for sharing your knowledge as a beginner it’s great to have this tutorial as a reference, I absolutely love your work💖

[@debbiedoughty]

There are plenty of tutorials for right-handers. I love your creations and it's a treat to be able to learn from another lefty.

[@judyferland6814]

I love that you are left handed. I am left handed and I have a hard time watching someone that is right handed. Even trying to read directions is hard for me. Thank you.

[@maureenlehman139]

This tutorial was fantastic! I am a lefty and always trying to figure out how to reverse the directions. Thank you Anne

[@lynnecorkum9321]

As a lefty, I'm LOVING this tutorial! I never learned to crochet or knit as no-one who was a righty in my family would teach me....

[@susannaeasdale1162]

Thanks for showing these stitches Anne🧵, l love the colour of the fabric you stitched on. I think it is great being shown how to do the stitches rather than reading them. Hugs Susanna xx 😊❤

[@eily62]

I am glad you are left handed because I am also and I don’t have to flip my brain!

[@aprilcarter1306]

Righty... have to work on these stitches 🧵, thanks for sharing! 😊🤗

[@hendapieterse1685]

Thanks Anne for shearing with us Im gonne give it a try xx

[@diannesadler5823]

Hello Anne, I am sitting in my room in Chaing Mai trying to do my stitches you are showing, luckily for me, you are a left hander. I find it very hard with the hoop, so I will practice without……….your tutorial is amazing, thank you.👏🏼❤️

[@AnneBrookeTextileArtist]

Wonderful! Thanks and happy stitching x

[@patriciahavill8099]

Lovely stitching . Looking forward to pages 3 and 4 in our little book. I’ve been looking every day . cheers from Australia xxxx

[@solangeleblanc2833]

I’m a lefty, and my taught me how to needlework since I was 5 and now I’m 86 . Thanks

[@kathykuzniar4067]

I'm late to the party so this was so very informative. Thanks so much!

[@coloradoblueskiesboutique7720]

Anne, stop apologizing for being a lefty. I am right handed and learn easier from a lefty because your hand from my stand point is not in my way of seeing what you are doing. LOL Your hand position would be the same, the only difference is when you go left, we go right and vice versa. Love your talents and your program!💕🥰

[@susanfielding6518]

As a fellow leftie I found this really useful especially with blanket stitch. I also struggle to get my head around beginning that stitch and referring to books just makes it worse. You video is great, thank you 👍💕

[@christinacreatesau]

This is very helpful thank you Anne. (I was watching a righty do it and had to mentally reverse it. Not a problem really, but seeing you work lefty helped speed it up a bit.)

[@kathleencoleman4766]

Thank you. I needed this. I am enjoying these soul exercises.

[@ElizabethPollardAus]

I think I could do this. I’m a lefty and you made this look easy. Thank you so much for sharing 💓

[@marykessel4707]

Thank you for this. I'm also left handed so this really helped me.

[@dodipc]

I’m a lefty too so appreciated this. Thank you for sharing! Will save this for reference.

[@therockinwomanify]

Thank you so much Anne. I'm really learning so much from you :)

[@karengiannini4400]

This is very helpful, thanks! Happy stitching :)

[@penelopemarshall6320]

So very helpful! I use to embroider as a child, but I have forgotten a lot of the stitches now! Thanks so much for refreshing my memory and re-inspiring me! (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤

[@anntrollope3028]

I keep coming back to watch this video and at last I am master g the bullion into 😀💞

[@suetyrrell9130]

Thank you Anne, very helpful tutorial.

[@49Nutmeg]

Thanks so much for sharing your skills!

[@cathiespalding5311]

Loved watching this ..a great reference to use

[@donnakennedy87]

Anne, so glad to have found you, and thank you for the refresher course on these stitches. I haven't done any in quite some time. I see others chatting about "Slow Stitch", is this the same thing as embroidery or a totally different thing? I so look forward to following you on your journey and learning new things. TYFS, Donna, in California.

[@jadu581]

I love this tutorial.... is perfect for me, I'm left handed......yey!!! thank you!!

[@cinziagirelli7939]

thanks so much for this video. :) so easy to understand. Perhaps you will put more stiches in another video. Take care .

[@carollaws838]

thank you so much for this, as a beginner, i found it really useful xx

[@elizabethreuter5112]

Anne, I’m so pleased to have found you via the #52tagshannemade. Although I have done some embroidery your explanation of how to do this selection of stitches is really super. Thank you so much.

[@traceyphillips1221]

Thanks so much for this I was struggling with the bullion stitch

[@reeree6036]

Great tutorial! Thanks!

[@marymcmullen6902]

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you ❤️.

[@debhulks]

Ha ha I thought I was useless at french knots turns out I am great at loose french knots! Thanks.

[@sherryvanderpool4024]

Great tutorial I’m going to save this to my playlist

[@karlamcampbell6324]

Thank you Anne!!

[@bettyfenwick6337]

What an excellent tutorial! I could see everything you were doing. You explain the stitches well and how to use them.

[@forgetthedustrhonda8622]

Excellent video

[@Valeri4561]

Nice helpful tutorial. Thank you!!

[@amandaupson2697]

Thank you from another leftie 😊

[@jillsmith4749]

Thank you so much really clear I will try them

[@alemapretsof]

New Subbie Here! How fantastic! I used to embroider as a young child, but have done so many other art and craft styles that most of my embroidery skills have fallen to the wayside. You have inspired me to take up some embroidery again. I think that I am now addicted to the pistol (pistal?) stitch as well. I wonder, would you please list the stitches so that I may make my own sampler with names? I did not "catch" the name of the first stitch at all. Closed captioning was no help either. Left handed to right isn't too difficult to "translate" for me. I learned to play an upside down left-handed guitar, so then had to later transpose the cords when using a right-handed guitar. Hey, I was really desperate to learn!

[@AnneBrookeTextileArtist]

Sorry for late reply, if you email me at [e-mail] I,will send a photo with the news of CD the stitches on it xx

[@rowenaoverton4568]

This is really useful, thank you.

[@chrisjerger7842]

thank you for this stitch reference

[@LeighPogue]

Very fun and the most needed stitches all in one video. Thanks Anne. Oh...almost forgot to ask, but do you have a handmade needle book? If so can you show it, or make that a project for us? Thanks again

[@AnneBrookeTextileArtist]

I can do t a at as next mini.project, than kn a for the idea xxx

[@carolrigby186]

Thank you so much. I am wanting to begin doing embroidery and would like to ask you what size is the hoop that you are using?

[@AnneBrookeTextileArtist]

This one is a 6 inch

[@carolrigby186]

@@AnneBrookeTextileArtist Thank you Anne. 🙂

[@sherrenscott40]

Hi Anne, can you tell me what size your hoop is, I’m going to do the 1 year stitch a day and don’t know what size to get. I see you sell them on your website :-) Thank you x

[@AnneBrookeTextileArtist]

This was either a 6 or 8 inch one

[@sarahsmilefive]

Thank you!!

[@elisabethkeane9988]

Glad your a lefty I am as well

[@vaniawhitfield6486]

Awesome

[@kazza1428]

Hi Anne totally newbie here also kackhanded so it was great to find your tutorials cant wait to have a go. I have some embroidery thread but mine seems really thick compared to yours is there a certain 1 you use ? Thank you in advance for any help xx

[@AnneBrookeTextileArtist]

If it is a stranded theard you should split it an only use 1, 2 or 3 strands xx

[@quiltygal6981]

Thankyou for this 😍

[@ChristinasPaperCreations]

Oh thank you so much.

[@geraldinebranch287]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@carmengutierrezferrero4858]

😍