Embroidery for beginners | TOP 10 stitches!

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[@randomjanedoe]

Thank you for that video ! a quick summary : 3:36 Running stitch 5:56 Back stitch 8:44 Split stitch 11:40 Chain stitch 14:37 Stem stitch 17:20 Lazy daisy stitch 19:24 Fly stitch 22:45 French knot 25:26 Satin stitch 28:03 Long & short stitch

[@marlenegonzalez941]

Very clear and informative

[@markszobonya9252]

not all heros wear capes

[@waffle8033]

thanks so much!!

[@nicolecrystal6765]

tank you for tat

[@starch625]

and he has a air erasable pen

[@ayeletdrago]

this man is so gentle and has such a nice, soft, calming presence. this is both therapeutic and enlightening. i can't wait to start embroidering

[@lovecraftscom]

That is so kind of you Egg - we'll pass that comment on to Adam! xx

[@merlynnevorkosigan]

Seriously, Adam's voice is very calming and relaxing. He could have a second career creating audiobooks or guided meditation.

[@Alisa763]

@@merlynnevorkosigan or ASMR!

[@krishnierajagopaul9289]

So well explained

[@Oceanlady]

To each his own. I have to strain to understand his ever-so-gentle British accent. Sorry.

[@elenae1651]

Is no one else in shock at how perfectly he finds the beginning of each line with the needle? So precise.

[@lovecraftscom]

We'll let him know Elena!! He's a master stitcher! Sending kind wishes from the LoveCrafts team! x

[@randipoch4675]

What doesn’t he show how he finishes off the running stitch? Or even show the backside? The back side of the project should be as neat and tidy as the front side of the project. I could follow only because I did learn from a person with many years of experience.

[@lifeinaditch]

@@randipoch4675 Can you send me the link to your channel so I can compare your vid to his? Thanks!

[@nameissturdy1390]

Seriously. Yesterday I almost poked my…let’s just say thank goodness their not filled with saline.

[@aliasincognito0]

It's shocking because it's perfectly straight, unlike something else about him ;)

[@jay_cadiramen]

Fantastic tutorial and inspiring to see a male craftee

[@SequoiaSleeps]

Jay Cadiramen Agreed, as a teenage boy I always feel kinda left out from the sewing world, especially quilting. So many white blonde wine moms. So many.

[@nameissturdy1390]

@@SequoiaSleeps Would love to see more guys doing crafts of any kind. Someone needs to be the next Tim Holtz! Or a helpful KZbinr with great instructional videos like this.

[@gerandgadantzing5190]

What’s a blonde wine mom?

[@kamrynsmart]

@@gerandgadantzing5190 a white blonde mom who drinks wine…

[@pennypiper7382]

@@SequoiaSleeps I met a nice Lancashire man as a child, and his crotchet,,knitting,embroidery etc. was something to behold. When he was hospitalised after being wounded in ww2 he filled his time doing these “ domestic” skills which won the admiration of many, including the ladies. That’s not all. He was a fab cook too. Times have changed.👍

[@craftcrazy9388]

That popping sound is quite satisfying for me

[@IvyRoad]

I love that sound! Embroidery videos, for me, are all about how much I hear that sound!

[@clarathiry201]

he is the Mr. Rogers of embroidery tutorials!!! so lovely

[@margaretvella3557]

Chain stitch looked different from what we did at school, but I bow to his expertise.

[@A_C839]

I noticed that too.

[@catboydoctor]

its so wonderful to see a man leading this tutorial. sometimes i feel like the only guy in the world who likes to sew. ALL arts and activities should be for EVERYONE!

[@bobd2028]

We sure are few in nos. bro.

[@NightTimeDay]

You just have to own that it's a feminine interest 🤷‍♀️ it's like girls into PC gaming. No men are stopping them from playing, and no women are stopping you from embroidering! Enjoy the crafting :)

[@Iamedsmum]

Thank you for your excellent tutorial Adam. I have been embroidering for a number of years and your clear, concise instruction is, I feel, exactly what a beginner need to set them on the right embroidery path. You are a natural teacher! Best wishes Marion in the UK

[@pamogren5707]

using this tutorial ... constantly. Thank you so much.

[@lovecraftscom]

❤️❤️❤️

[@lindaouk3713]

I just started Embrodery💯 glad I found your clear and very nice demonstrations of the basic stitches. Thank you for showing and sharing👍

[@lovecraftscom]

Thanks Linda! We'll pass your comments on to Adam! x

[@thatreallyweirdgirl5594]

With this gentleman's melodic voice and calm cadence, I would gladly listen to him narrating paint drying!

[@queenie9633]

A lot of people do tutorials or embroidery but your the first person to actually help me!!! Thanks sooo much

[@priyakamath886]

Excellent teaching and neat and tidy embroidary.

[@clairemanthorpe1585]

I have watched so many embroidery for beginners tutorials, this is by far the best I have seen. Easy to follow and no speed ups 🙌 I have subscribed and saved this video for reference. Thank you for taking the time to make this.

[@tic857]

This man's soothing voice helped me fall asleep during a night of insomnia

[@lovecraftscom]

Ohhh that's great to hear! Sleep stories collaboration to follow? :) Adam is amazing!

[@Laura-vc7er]

This man needs to narrate audiobooks. He has the most relaxing voice

[@AshBDashSmash]

Thank you for the explanations of the stitches! I purchased a kit that teaches you how to do many types of stitches, but the included video has no explanations, so my stitches weren't being done properly. Hearing someone say how the stitch is done while showing it is so helpful!

[@lovecraftscom]

That's so wonderful to hear! 🥰

[@aaronjackson1875]

It’s good to see other men who are into sewing and embroidery. 👍🏼

[@canicaspalmas6288]

I've been looking at other videos, no disrespect but they don't mention how many threads they use....I just kept looking for a video that tells how many threads, & you explain each stitch...I love that....

[@caroldutton9194]

Adam, thank you so much for your wonderful, non-patronizing video for Embroidery beginners. Your calm voice and easy manner draws the listener in and allows you to concentrate, without interruption, therefore taking every bit of information both audio and visual, in. Cannot wait to watch others. Thank you and best of luck with it all.

[@aspengrey1898]

I Love it when a guy engages in craft. Subscribed.

[@transmeeshax6872]

Thank you for actually giving some explanation instead of just assuming I am as good at it as you are. a rarity among embroidery tutorials

[@patcavasin5947]

This is a really good instructional video...I appreciate the subtle music in the background...very good instruction.

[@lovecraftscom]

We are so happy to hear that you found this helpful! Happy making🧡

[@VictorAndScience]

I just come here to relax with his soothing voice :)

[@sb9442]

Ty sooooo much … your instructions are PERFECT… I’ve watched many other tutorials and I find yours THE BEST …. Your calm persona I believe….

[@lovecraftscom]

That's so kind! Thank you 🥰❤️

[@rosyposy6164]

Thank you. I am a complete beginner and needed clear instructions to get started. This was very clear and logical and moved along at a sensible pace. The guy has a gentle, soothing voice which seems really suitable for instructing on such a peaceful craft.

[@amyww]

Adam is my favorite teacher. So calming. I feel like he would be very patient with my terrible stitches.

[@janelovett4982]

Adam does a great job explaining the stitch with nice visuals in a calming voice. Some videos are way too fast for learning a new stitch and some are way too wordy. He's is just right.

[@traceybell4511]

Thank you so much for the video. You're voice is so calming and relaxing that it made me jump up and find my embroidery project, which I then did whilst listening to the video. I haven't touched it in ages so, again, thank you for the inspiration.

[@Jacqueline-es5yb]

Thank you, I am a complete novice and know nothing, so this was fantastic, much appreciated.

[@Shirleywan]

Thanks for this great video super helpful! Quick question! How do you seal the stitch when you’ve finished. Do you tie a knot where you end off? Thanks

[@starbl00m]

i’ve started embroidering for a few days now, and i always have trouble with the french knot stitch. where it would knot at the surface of the fabric :| but i’m still getting started! i have hope

[@noelleg3210]

Thank you so much for the tutorial, friend! I just did my first French knot thanks to you!

[@lovecraftscom]

This is amazing! yay🥰

[@sharonwegmeyer5822]

Of the many tutorial videos I have watched, you are definitely the easiest to follow! From now on sticking to you/LoveCrafts. Thank You!

[@lovecraftscom]

❤️🥰That's so kind- Thank you!

[@maniaggarwal3571]

Today is my first day when I will be doing embroidery also I saw your video first to learn embroidery thank you

[@fionabellett3641]

So well explained and shown. Just love it.

[@harmonyroselane421]

I’m a card maker, paper crafter, and many of my favorite papercrafting goddesses do embroidery on their cards. There are stitching cutting dies, and since I have them, it’s time for me not to fear stitching and just dive in. I found your video, and only a few minutes in, and oh my, thank you! Looking forward to growing my craft repertoire and stitch with the big girls!

[@jeffvanlaningham8855]

Big thumbs up...nice to see another guy making a go of it and thank you for the clear instruction...well done!

[@lovecraftscom]

After all making is for everyone right? 😊So happy you enjoyed the video, thanks so much for watching!

[@ludel5527]

I've seen so many ways to do a chain stitch, this way is different than all the rest. It looks easier, I'll have to try it.

[@lovecraftscom]

yay-happy making!🥰

[@sakura9731]

His voice is really calm and nice to listen to

[@Reeee4404]

Decided to learn how to embroider on a whim and this was so helpful! Definitely coming back to this one. Thank you!

[@lovecraftscom]

yay🥰

[@Vampkiki]

Wonderful tutorial. French knots seem to be my nemesis. (Half are perfect half are wonky.) Biggest issue found was that most tutorials go too quickly with a right handed teacher (complicated it for my left handed self), forget to mention to move to a nearby position (not the starting hole), and attempt to use a length of thread that is inappropriate for beginners (too long or way too short). But yours allows for easier viewing and a good place with a great explanation (so either hand can figure it out). Thanks so much for this.

[@robinkundrick345]

Thank you for this video! I wish that I would have found it sooner. You are a great presenter! Every direction was clear and modeled beautifully!

[@lovecraftscom]

That's such great feedback- thanks so much ❤️

[@haleymarsh1929]

I've watched so many videos as I'm a beginner but this was the only one that truly clicked with me! THANK YOU so much

[@aprilpuckett6525]

I watched several videos trying to learn the French knot. You made it so specifically clear. Thank you very much!!!

[@hilarycohen1470]

Stem stitch, aka outline stitch,is my personal favorite. Adam should mention what it’s used for, as he does with others! Very good tutorial

[@sundaecone888]

Of all the stitches, my running stitch was the ugliest. Hahaha! But all my bad, though, because Adam is a superb teacher; his voice is soothing, his instructions, clear. I wish he lived next door to me.

[@vyr1017]

The best video I’ve watched about embroidery for beginners. It seems teaching comes natural to him 👏🏼

[@Damonpuss]

That was helpful; I'm trying to self-teach so I can do some fancy embroidery on jackets. I'm still trying to find out what happens on the back, with regard to finishing a colour, changing to another colour etc... but thankyou for this very clear demonstration of the stitches.

[@tracey7093]

This is very helpful! Thank you for talking through the stitch vs using text on the screen! Makes it easy to follow along

[@michellewohlgemuth8847]

Your tutorial is explained wonderfully, I am a beginner & have not seen the chain or daisy stitch done that way, it’s cool done that way. When you were explaining the daisy stitch, I could not find how you got there. Will go & look for it again an other video. Enjoyed your relaxed teaching & explanations. Thank you for sharing 👏🏻👏🏻

[@julianachandler2975]

Very clear description. Thanks. 😊

[@tracybrewer9640]

Thank you for bringing us this very useful tutorial. I've just picked up a couple of projects I had drawn up from a few years ago. And this video was so helpful. Always good when you have a folder I put your tutorials that I want to look back on at some point. Again thanks for spending your time doing these for us.

[@lovecraftscom]

This is so wonderful to read. Thank you so much for your kind feedback and happy making always ❤️🥰

[@sheldonandmelaniehounsell6895]

I'm just starting and learning to make quilts. These videos are such a big help!! I'm glad he's made them!!

[@A_C839]

Thank you for teaching us this stitch.

[@traceyogonoski4189]

Thank you for explaining this, it really helps beginners. I've tried watching other vidoes, they show you but don't explain and I find that frustrating. So thank you.

[@galew6289]

Your instructions are so clear and uncomplicated. Thank you!

[@amdza]

Thank you so much! This is exactly what a complete novitiate needs to get started.

[@bellajanelarce3378]

Hi , I have been sewing for years since my mom taught me I’am teaching my daughter, I just wanted to say I love your videos and I hope you make more please say in your upcoming videos how many pieces of embroidery floss we need as we start a new stitch I love the chain stitch still learning the lazy Daisy thanks to your videos

[@Sorana44]

Your voice is so soothing and beautiful!! Thank you

[@TheJanestarling]

This by far the best beginner video I've watched. Adam's voice is so calm & he explains everything so well.

[@julietmhlari5249]

watched this video while actually following your steps from start to finish. thank you soo much ive learnt alot

[@TiredMomma]

I appreciated how many threads you were using per stitch type and how clear your instructions are. I just watched 2 other videos and they don't mention how many threads each time like you do. That extra detail to know is very helpful. Thank you. I may follow my late mothers footsteps. She made clothes and knew even how to repair a sewing machine. She also made stuffed dolls and I remember when I was 2yrs old, watching her make my dress with a matching purse doll. I still have it to this day. She was taught by her step mother, Thelma, who made dresses for her granddaughters, so the dresses my mom made me, look just like how, Thelma, made dresses for her granddaughters.

[@dolcepeter]

Only been to England twice so I might be way off, but that has to be Lake District (Preston area) accent. My favorite place to be in England. That accent sir is pure zen you have my full attention

[@galaxybatter8317]

This was so helpful! I was struggling with my lazy daisies cause I was doing them like fly stitches with the anchor last-so seeing it in motion made it so much easier to understand. Great instructions and visuals!

[@lovecraftscom]

That makes us super happy to hear! Thanks so much for your kind comment and happy making🥰

[@bayliew83]

Okay I love the way you do chain stitch … I’ve tried many different ways people teach and it causes a mess every time 😩 THANK YOUUUU💛

[@audreygoddard6728]

Thanks Adam, a very helpful tutorial. I haven't embroidered for years and had forgotten lots of the stitches. Now I'm ready to start on my embroidery project.

[@RahulPawa]

This video is very helpful. I'm a total beginner, trying out different stitches. I was trying the chain stitch, and a lot of other videos tell you to bring the needle up through a loop of thread. I found that method very difficult. This method of going under the previous stitch was MUCH easier, and looks lovely. I look forward to trying the other stitches in this video.

[@gabsgabbie]

Thank you so much! I've been trying to learn how to embroider for a little over a year now, you showed a slightly different but easier way to make some of those stitches and I appreciate it a lot!

[@AgnesGaming99]

Thnks for explaining in details ❤️🤗 Love from India

[@pittsdk]

I think he could teach anything! Love him.

[@janegarry5518]

Fantastic video for a beginner like me. Excellent explanation & little tips, thank you.

[@lovecraftscom]

Thanks Jane! We're delighted it was helpful for you! Love, LoveCrafts xx

[@payalnegi979]

Hello iam from India and i early try to start this art... But your video is really helpful... Thanks

[@lovecraftscom]

This is amazing!yay- Happy making ❤️

[@CherylConti]

Love seeing him separate the floss. My Mother always did this. I thought it was for the look which, it probably was. Cool.

[@andysaorkerfay6035]

Many years of completing embroidery kits and I have never known how to do the stem stitch properly. Thank you !

[@Kim-e9z]

This is the best for chain stitch! Thank you so much

[@phillipramirez7030]

Yes! he is good at explaining and is relaxing to listen to. My question is when would you use these different stitches on your project?

[@Amanda-ze2ut]

Thank you so much!! I could NOT figure out how to do French knots for the life of me! I followed your tutorial and struggled a bit at first but then I finally got it and it actually looks perfect! I was shocked haha thanks again so much for this! 🙏🏻❤️

[@paulettesifford1276]

Thank you. Great instructions for this restarted. Learned some simple stitches from my mom many years ago and wanted to start again.

[@sarahconners9217]

Thanks for the quick information! I have never done embroidery, but, at the request of a niece to make her a doll for her birthday, I found myself needing to stitch a simple face. I didn't have a hoop (at all) and definitely not one small enough, but I managed. It turned out great, and the stitching is pretty neat, thanks to your great tutorial! I ended up using the back stitch and satin stitch. Thanks!!

[@00830616herman]

Such a great and helpful tutorial!! Now I understand the vocabulary of embroidery and was able to follow!! Thanks so much!!

[@painted.by_laurenanne2642]

Great job on this video. Very easy to follow for me and my daughter. We are complete beginners and excited to continue after watching this video and following along.

[@maryellencash6460]

Thank you for the video i now believe I can embroider I have so many projects I want to do and you have showed me how. Thank you again.

[@nancydenmark4873]

Thank you so much. I have never embroidered before but I want to give it a go. You made me feel like I could do this. Thank you.

[@maryriley6163]

Thank you for this lovely tutorial on top ten stitches. I'm just beginning and this has been very helpful. Clear and understandable description of the process as you went along, and a pleasant voice, too.

[@robinjohnston7986]

I really enjoyed your video. You explained well and I was able to understand each stitch. Thank-you very much!

[@delmahockett1747]

I appreciate your clean hands and nails also your precise stitches~. Eg: the French knot is the smallest I’ve seen and all one stitch holds the loops! Thank You 😀 Ahhh love love the long and short stitch!

[@Melleh17]

Very helpful. Interestingly I was taught how to do the chain stitch as well as the lazy daisy in reverse order to yours.

[@vanessa_GF]

His voice is amazing! So calm and smooth. It's the perfect voice for an audio book 😅🥰

[@mulletmama88]

Thank you Adam. I am new to all this, and this was the clearest, easy to understand and follow video i have sen so far. thank you so much for this.

[@mikadukireads]

Thanks so much for sharing. I want to embroider a crewneck for my bf, and this has definitely helped on choosing what stitch + thread (thickness), so thank you! Let the crafting commence (:

[@kimopenheimer8924]

A nice beginner embroidery class.💖✨

[@lovecraftscom]

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[@breannwhite8430]

I Just started embroidery a couple months ago and let me tell you I have been missing out! Its so calming and beautiful and precise. Thank you for this tutorial, it's easy to follow. I was wondering why my chain stitches were awkward and uneven. I was coming up from the same hole as the previous stitch not going under it. I cant wait to practice again!

[@gracefrank6656]

An informative and soft spoken tutorial. Thank you 😊

[@trishledford9311]

That is enjoyable to listen to. I do wonder what difference the number of strands of thread makes.

[@kailahmoreno9136]

I think its so cool that a man is doing art stuff

[@panchi333]

Thank You, this is exactly what I was looking for 😊

[@trailingthewind6891]

Thank you so much for this video. I have just taken up cross stitching and found your tutorial very useful for a section of the beginners project I am currently working on