How to do a Lazy Daisy Stitch

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slow, clear and no messing about, but at the same time quick enough to keep my attention....perfect to learn from

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[@FJB6544]

CutesyCrafts has been a big help in teaching the basics of cross stitching. I check one if her videos out every time I get stumped by a new stitch technique and need a little instruction! Thanks!

[@CutesyCrafts]

Oh my gosh! Thank you so much. This comment just made my day!!!

[@Yournewothermother]

Watching these in fashion class, very easy to understand

[@nandini5141]

I'm a complete beginner to embroidery and wanted to start off with daisy and this is the easiest and best tutorial I found on youtube. Thank you so much.

[@ur.local.astrophile]

I keep coming back to this video every time I need a refresher for fashion at school, thanks for making these videos, they are really easy to follow and make learning embroidery so much easier! Thankyou!

[@lynns8057]

You really are an excellent teacher. Thank you. 😊

[@paulaoconnor498]

I'm on a new project and your videos are the best, as a beginner the explanation is so good. Using this video I have done my first every embroidery piece and it's beautiful. Thank You.

[@kathrynkettlewell3783]

Thank you for such clear, simple instructions. You have become my "go to" as I begin this journey with needle and thread.

[@haliyalopez9037]

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[@michelleadamson5192]

Wonderful tutorial! Thx so much for the clear, simple instructions. How many strands of embroidery thread to use for the lazy daisy?

[@CutesyCrafts]

This is 6 strands so it's easy to see in the video. You can use that amount or less, depending on the look you want. I usually use 3 or sometimes 2 if it's a really small flower.

[@melissalamkin2141]

Appreciate all of your tutorials! I just started embroidering a few months ago and you are always my go to for new stitches! Thank you

[@rhiannon3552]

These tutorials are great! Paced very well and very clear :) thank you!

[@CutesyCrafts]

Thank you! So glad you like them!!!

[@sabihshaukat8007]

Yes

[@s_lollipop1988]

Thanks for your tutorial, very clear and easy to understand.

[@kalewilson890]

I am working on a 4h project and need to learn some new stitches I will be come to you for all future projects love your stuff

[@CutesyCrafts]

Thank you! Good luck with your project!

[@anesiarcihelka6155]

I like how straightforward your tutorials are, thank you!

[@eej1983able]

Thank you!!! I just got started embroidery

[@randomedits6058]

Very useful..well explained..KEEP UP THE GOOD GOOD GOOD WORK!

[@TheKates200]

Fantastic tutorial for lazy daisy explained in the most simplest terms thank you so much

[@jillrigby386]

Love your tutes. So well explained and no silly chatter. Thanks so much.

[@aishaahmad8734]

Thank you so much for this easy to follow tutorial! I am embroidering a hand bag and needed to learn how to do a lazy daisy stitch quickly. This was perfect! Thanks again!

[@masterfranco262]

thank you for showing how its done because i need it for my class we are going to do design in the stitch

[@moonbearr4624]

Same

[@danielmaranan212]

Same bro haha what grade are you ??

[@masterfranco262]

Daniel Maranan i commented this 2 years ago (i was 5th grade) now im 7th grade

[@saitamasbaldhead1908]

@@masterfranco262 It says u commented 1 year ago

[@masterfranco262]

@@saitamasbaldhead1908 or maybe it was the end of my 5th grade which is why it says 1 year ago

[@EmbroideryArtwork]

I love your video, It's just like chain stitch

[@marnie9063]

Really appreciate this, very clear and concise, helped me learn and I'm not the greatest visual learner at all!

[@sudeshnapaul9624]

Thank you. You helped me to remember the stitch learnt when young. Thank you again.

[@lovelyA933]

This was incredibly helpful!!! I can now confidently say I can do a lazy daisy stitch! Thank you so much!!!

[@ciocio-san]

this channel is a godsend, thank you so much

[@tanyashiv17]

this is so helpful! i've been slowly teaching myself how to sew and this is the perfect format for me to absorb information :)

[@deannahatch7632]

Thank you for all your help!

[@zehrafn]

Thank you soooooo much for this video. I am a beginner to embroidery and it explained the stitches MUCH clearer than the handbook that was given to me by a kit

[@Ogcowboy30]

This video sure helped a lot thank you so much 🫶

[@jamilah1829]

Thanks sooo much! It really helps to actually see it done.

[@kathiegriffin864]

Thank you so much! I needed a refresher!

[@bredaobrennan9993]

Brilliant tutorial, clear and simple very easy to understand, thank you.

[@noneofyourbusiness3568]

Thank you so much ..this is the best tutorial for a beginner

[@jendrah80]

Thanks for this simple and clear tutorial! I was struggling with written instructions-it’s really easy!

[@abdulkadirthecarguy1948]

Can I add Turkish subtitle for you? You really helped me. I like easy and short videos.

[@judithgoodwin8013]

A very good lesson..my little friend wanted to know how many threads you had to use as I had just gotten done showing her how to take them apart..Many do not mention the amount of thread used or the effect different numbers of threads will have on how the stitch will look..but a good teaching video...

[@Allen.Nobody.S]

My literal reaction when I did it: :DD (Thank you so much for a quick and easy tutorial!!!)

[@wasanthikarunasiri2827]

Beautiful .

[@TheMegMegs95]

I just picked up embroidery yesterday and your videos are helping so much. Very clear and easy to follow. Thank you!!!

[@arielhuszarmusic735]

Thank you so much! Your videos have been extremely helpful to learn many different kinds of stitches.

[@sarastars5743]

So it is basically a well spaced chain stitch.

[@rivaiusman2555]

Thank you so much, all of your videos really help me to learn the basic stitch

[@amandajavanainen2429]

I loved this video it helped me do a lazy daisy so easily

[@clmoss83]

Thank you so much for these videos that explain the stitches. You make it so easy to understand!

[@annx3129]

This is so so helpful thank you - has been my new isolation hobby!

[@rubinadalvi5168]

Thank you so much I found this very difficult before I found this video

[@meaghanb9118]

Ok, wow! This is way easier than was written in some directions I have. Thank you! Your videos are my go to for learning stiches!

[@CutesyCrafts]

Glad it was helpful!

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Great content old but it's gold

[@merysisi2699]

Best explanation ever😍 Thank u Lady💜

[@snehasanthosh519]

Your tutorial are really helpful it makes me to do many stitches easily. I'm really thankful to you for helping me a lot ❤

[@basaamanwar6719]

watching this made me a better man

[@graceypants]

Thank you! I have trouble learning new things at times and your description was so easy to learn from

[@nokshikatha_372]

Wow so beautiful work I like your embroidery 😘😘😘😘❤️❤️

[@wain77]

The videos are so informational and fun! Thanks!

[@TLOGwithanuradhasl]

It was so clear and very useful for me

[@grane1850]

Thank you so much for tutorial!! I'm beginner to cross stitch, your videos are very useful 🌸

[@mackenzie7738]

this was literally so so easy. thank you!!!!

[@emmahargrove4158]

Yes thank you !! Needed to design my work mask and this was perfect!

[@zeynepalms6108]

Thank you!

[@dikshasohanda7742]

Thank you for your stitching

[@beccapansky9752]

Ur an actual queen thank you so much

[@moonbearr4624]

Thank you!! 💕🙏💕 I actually need this for online class this is really helpfull I recommend everyone try this keep up the good work💞

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Thank you for this!!! 🧵

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My modules brought me here.

[@sofiahi3673]

Thank you! This helped so much

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This video is very helpful.

[@cindy1274]

Ty your the only one I could understand and follow . I m.j will go to your site.just learningmat 67

[@lauraarango2371]

These tutorials are great!!! ❤️

[@wendyeaston]

Thanks for the great videos! I'm following right along with you and it is working great for me.

[@jzedits2248]

I can't believe that this stitch is Just Simple...Thanks for the tutorial😊...Now I know how to Do a Lazy daisy ;-; sadly my thread is thin

[@lauramoyers9218]

Thank you🥰

[@Ofwpreneurvlog]

Ang cute po ng mega lazy daisy stitch na ito

[@MagAkaNel]

Thank you so much!

[@sreenwantideysarkar1150]

Beautiful 👌🏻👌🏻 and very much useful also

[@shantellluna2099]

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[@swinginbecky]

Does this work best if you're using all 6 threads? I halved mine for practice and my daisies look really skinny and dinky with no 'heavy, fat' end, if that makes sense. Like instead of a teardrop shape it's just a thin petal that's the same width from tip to middle.

[@CutesyCrafts]

It should work with any amount of thread. It sounds like you might be pulling the thread too tight. You want to tack the end down while it still looks like a teardrop shape. You could also try making it shorter. I find that if my petals are too long, they turn out looking weird.

[@swinginbecky]

@@CutesyCrafts thank you! I will try that now! Love your vids btw. So quick and to the point. Subbed!

[@CutesyCrafts]

@@swinginbecky Thank you! I hope you get it to work!

[@erinenk]

Thanks 😊

[@meetj2298]

Thank you i learn a lot

[@nubbyflug1200]

I love your videos! :)

[@rachelmagcarang582]

Thank you very much for this tutorial,it really help me a lot :))

[@MariaMarin-qn7zq]

well explained I love this!!!!!! Really easy for beginners

[@leviackerman2680]

Thank you!!!

[@plannermumsy]

Thank you sooo much for these videos! New subscriber here💜

[@rebornkai3300]

Oh my god thanks so much! This has helped do we use a specific type of string/ wool and where from

[@CutesyCrafts]

I always use 6 stranded embroidery floss. Usually DMC or Aurifil.

[@maryr3186]

Hi! I really love your tutorials! I find them very useful and easy. But I was wondering what is the difference between this stitch and the chain stitch... 👀 Anyways, thank you so much for these videos! ❤❤❤ (sorry if something wasn't clear, English isn't my first language)

[@Breniiful]

I think they're actually the same, you just don't make a line of them?

[@oliviadaly4795]

Chain stitch is just a line made of LD stitches stitched together

[@moosecaboose5120]

Thank you!! Do you have the # of threads listed somewhere for each type of stitch?

[@moosecaboose5120]

I just found the answer on your site lol “How many threads are in a Lazy Daisy stitch? Use anywhere from 2-6 strands of embroidery floss for a Lazy Daisy stitch depending on how thick you want the petals to be. I prefer to use 2 or 3 strands and only use 6 if it's a larger flower”

[@CutesyCrafts]

@@moosecaboose5120 Oh good job. I didn't even know that answer was on my website. Haha!

[@moosecaboose5120]

@@CutesyCrafts 😄

[@fanfansartscrafts260]

Nice tutorial! Thanks for sharing

[@CutesyCrafts]

Thanks for watching!

[@stuporinane]

What threads are you using? My threads are too loose and are separating

[@CutesyCrafts]

I'm using DMC embroidery floss. Using less strands might help. 2 or 3 would be good.

[@jilleahmaydaque5493]

is that double stitches or not?? please i need an answer rightaway😢❤❤

[@Lavanyadentalclinic-h8w]

Nice, slow easy to learn

[@oliviadaly4795]

I don't get it. I know how to do the stitch; I've done it successfully w 6 strands, and also reverse chain stitched (pretty much the non isolated version of LD stitch) a 7 word quote in 2 strands. But I've been trying to do them in my project in 1 and 2 strand and almost every time they ended up not keeping the teardrop shape and turning into straight stitches. I don't get it. I snipped the threads out so many times I made a visible hole in the bag I was stitching so I threw it. Bought it wholesale so only about £1 wasted but also wasted 5 hours of stitching I'd done previously before these issues. Is LD just something that can't be done with 1 or 2 strands? Having been able to do it wirh more strands, I feel like a failure and I just feel dumb (always happens when I can't get something right which I've managed to before) especially as I'm now doubting myself a bit (after that debacle tried on a sampler I was halfway through and I still can't do it) as I wanted to start selling embroidered products online and no one's goinf to buy ones with ugly f'd up LD stitch are they?

[@shehlakhan9139]

Which cloth thin?? Or thick??

[@vaniawhitfield6486]

Thankyou

[@mydailyreward2090]

How many strands would you recommend to do this?

[@CutesyCrafts]

It depends on how big your flower is and how thick you want the lines. I make them with just a single strand when I'm making tiny jewelry. This tutorial shows 6 strands. Normally I use like 2 or 3 strands though.

[@TLOGwithanuradhasl]

Cool

[@berryhawaiicharmxo7070]

School got me like ✋🏽😩😭

[@sadiefalco4673]

I follow the instructions but it doesn’t leave my petal looking round, very frustrating. I’m not new to embroidery, but am new to this stitch and despite it being very simple it does not work out the way you show here.

[@CutesyCrafts]

Make sure you don't pull too tightly. You want the loop to retain the teardrop shape and then you just tack it down.

[@Mama-dj6mi]

Really like the pace this is done at. Far too many tutorial videos go way too fast

[@hopeforested]

Ah thank you for this, too!