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[@kimvernon5236]

I found your video today on stitching one over one. Thank you so much for the detail!! This is the best video!! I'm a very visual learner, and this helped me understand it so much better!!!

[@cherylmccloy5863]

Thanks. No one ever explains this part of 1 over 1. I figured it out. It's not so bad once you understand the 9 holes, 1 square, and which corner the stitch needs to be in. This is great. Thanks so much!

[@debbierice1363]

Only been stitching for several months, and only on 14 ct Aida. So glad I went back and are watching your beginning tutorials. Found your flosstube videos 3 months ago and love them.

[@angelaspringett1262]

Are you kidding me lol. This video is so precise, it shows me exactly what I needed to know. I have never stitched 1x1 on 25ct before, its looks so tiny. I thought I'd got it wrong, because I thought the whole design would turn out really tiny. You have put my mind at rest Danielle. A Big THANK YOU. x

[@wildflower.stitching]

I just want to Thank you for demonstrating this.So appreciated. I have done this in the past but it's been a long time and this was a great refresher.

[@tiffanyaloudat7145]

Thank you! I was watching so many videos and yours is the first that has helped me understand the difference of 1 over 1 on Evenweave vices Aida. New to the different types of fabric that can be stitched on. Thank you, again! Much love!💖

[@malcolmlucas1130]

instaBlaster...

[@kathleenwilson915]

I am not a new stitcher but I have never stitched one over one. And like you, I have run into this technique on a Drawn Thread pattern. I have been going slow and finishing each stitch as you suggested and so far my count is correct. For the future, I would not choose this stitch, but I was glad to have the chance to learn. I know you did this video 6 years ago but I watch all your videos. Thank you!

[@Jasmine-ur1sl]

Hi. I have been cross-stitching off and on for almost 30 years, and have never done "one-over-one," much less on 28 count even weave, and now have a project which requires both! Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. You have given me the confidence, and taught me the skill needed to complete my project. It is even more telling of who you are as a person that you made this video when you were not feeling well - and months later; someone like me is ever grateful of your generosity. Thank you!

[@dorothybrown2050]

Thank you for showing 1 over 1. I was one of those stitchers that did not know how to do it.

[@rowenaphilbeck1919]

You are such a great teacher. Thanks for explaining 1 over 1. Its great that your camera can get so close. Some don't. Thanks again and hope you feel better soon.

[@elena911000]

I agree she is an exceptional teacher!

[@mrsmobsluvzbooks8558]

As person who only started stitching 3 months ago your videos help me soooo much. Thank you

[@beakersanut]

Thank you for the video. I have been asking for a while on how to complete one over one. Thanks for showing us how to complete a one over one. Feel better soon!

[@Sunny25611]

Excellent video! I’m no longer confused about how to proceed. Thank you! 😊

[@lynnbencic3089]

Gosh I missed this tutorial when you put it out. So glad I found it because I was always so confused about how to stitch 1over1. Your tutorial is fantastic I understand it now and thank you for showing us how it is charted on the pattern. Happy stitching!!

[@autochick123]

This was SO HELPFUL! I assumed I was doing it right but I wanted to make sure. Thank you! 😊

[@sandramarshall7712]

Back again. Just watched #90. Perfect! Thank you again!

[@karenbenton3921]

Drink lots of hot tea and rest feel better soon😍 Your videos have helped me so much I have been stitching for two months now and I am addicted. I stitch on my breaks at work it helps with the stress thanks again for the videos

[@kel06901]

Thanks for sharing and teaching us newbie stitchers out there.

[@lindaberry5409]

Thanks for your video,I feel like I am becoming a better stitcher watching you. I hope you feel better!!!

[@Miauwies]

Thankkkkkk you. This is new for me and now I understand what they are saying.

[@susanbailey6757]

FINALLY!! Thank you so much for explaining how to read the pattern for 1 over 1 stitch on evenweave - I can do the stitch but reading the pattern was like reading a foreign language - thank you so much again

[@tamieneal2343]

Hope you feel better soon. Thanks for this helpful video and don't worry about coughing it's just keeping it real.

[@kathynewhart471]

thx so much for showing this...I am a brand new stitcher and this really helps! Hope you feel better soon!! take care

[@maryweeks4966]

Thanks for sharing this. So sorry you are sick. Take good care and get better soon.

[@DragonStitches88]

This is perfect! just starting my first Mira and want to do 1 over 1 skin. also, I am envious of your peppermint dragon minder! I've been watching her shop like a hawk to see if she will be putting more up.

[@chriscode6431]

You mention heaven and earth designs and I'm here because I'm doing an eevee one I saw. The person I saw did it on 28ct lugana. It's 239 colors! So.... I've only done like 14 to 16ct aida lol. Good luck me lol. Your video makes sense and explaining the needle path is super clear. I'm going to have to go over the pattern part again so it can sink again, but thanks!

[@Flissy_fish]

Thanks for the tutorial. Never thought to do each stitch one at a time for 1x1. Get well soon

[@linakoh4206]

Thank you this is perfect! I did not know such stitch exist (silly me) but thank you again for a brilliant tutorial!

[@ladytoothdoc1]

One of your best instructional videos yet! I am a 14 count AIDA stitcher, mainly because I have such a difficult time seeing the fabric. That being said, I hear so many of our Flosstube Friends raving about how much they love certain fabrics...all that are either evenweave or linen. I feel the urge to at least TRY to stitch a project on a fabric other than my 14 Ct AIDA, but don't really know how to even chose what I should try next. Could you help? Could you explain to those of us who are AIDA stitchers, how to make that leap to other fabric types? Thanks Danielle.

[@Stitcherista]

Ladytoothdoc CKM did you watch my evenweave video? To me going from aida to 28 count Lugana, as you can see the holes well on Lugana above any other evenweave fabric, in my opinion, is your best bet. You just have to jump in and try it! You could also use a magnifier to help you see the holes in evenweave. I have a clip on magnifier product review coming up soon!

[@pampearce4953]

A little house roof windows door. That is what I am struggling with on 30 count linen in a natural color.

[@cherylkelly873]

Thank you for your video on one over one , now I can do a HAED on linen

[@karlapagan5033]

this was a great help!~ Hope you feel better soon~

[@Kazzy01]

This video has explained it simply so that I now get what 1/1 means. Thankyou 😊

[@StitchetyDoodah]

Feel better soon, new sticher here and I super appreciate this video!😍😍😍

[@veronicaduplessis1219]

Thank you so much I'm so glad I found your channel can't wait to start stitching on Lugana 28 count using 1 over 1 👍

[@phoenix08808]

Thanks Danielle. I keep forgetting to use this starting method, but I'm going to try it on my next start. Feel better soon.

[@lisajmascord8183]

Great video especially showing the chart as well.

[@charmainehowell4402]

Danielle, you are great. Thank you !,

[@lindacraig5056]

Sorry to hear that you are still sick but you soldier on like nothing is wrong. Hope you get well soon and Thanks for another great video.

[@corinnerenshaw3621]

This was a big help !

[@colleenk3168]

Thank you, that is what I thought so I am doing two over two, have a great day

[@maggiecoughenour4799]

Thank you for this video , I wanted to do it this way butttt again you had to tread our path Thank you!

[@ginmol53]

So sorry to see the germies are still with you!! Here's hoping you"re able to get rid of them by the time XMAS gets here. Sending hugs to warm you!! :-)

[@tomgormley3383]

Helped !! Thanks so much!!!

[@loverssong4496]

Omg thank you you just can't explain this in words i just didn't understand until i saw this! I'm not a beginner at cross stitch i have just always used aida and brought a pdf stitch that recommends 1 over 25 evenweave an i had no idea what that meant!

[@StitchingJoanne]

They have charted that really well :)

[@colleenk3168]

How do you do fractional stitches with one over on

[@Stitcherista]

I would not even do it. Or just do half of a stitch.

[@wendysstitching4849]

Hope you feel better soon! When you start your thread like you did, when do you snip the thread off?

[@Stitcherista]

Cross-Stitch Addict I snip it off when I get up to the knot with my stitching. I will add a waste knot tutorial to my list!!

[@dianay2909]

Hope you feel better soon. I’m working on 28 count and doing 2x2 and looking at it terrifies me. I bought my first HAED and want to do a mira or Nora so I need to just jump in and try it out.

[@colleenhenderson8302]

Thanks for the video. The problem I run into is doing a Mira’s face one over one. Of course it’s not charted for that, and I get confused as to how many stitches to put in. If you do your Mira’s faces over over one, would love to see you do a bit. Hope you feel better soon.

[@Stitcherista]

Colleen Henderson for each X on a Mira chart you would do four small X's. But I will add that to my list of videos to do!

[@colleenhenderson8302]

It’s funny, because I know in my head that’s how to do it, but for some reason I can’t translate the chart into the correct number of stitches. I look forward to all your videos!

[@annalesiaharness5796]

I love your videos. So sorry your feeling g ill, please try zcam to help shorten your cold. It can help t shorten the cold. Works wonders for me. Get well soon.

[@elisareynozo9510]

Enjoyed the demonstration. What thread were you using? I am guessing if you are stitching 1/1 the area will still look full. Hoping you get better soon!!

[@Stitcherista]

Elisa Reynozo it was a classic Colorworks thread.

[@tinasalentino7156]

thanks Danielle, feel better ! xo tina

[@flowerlass]

I was wondering how you start and end one strand of floss? I got the waste knot to start, but then what did you do with it? Also, how do you end? Does it matter which hole you start on in relation to the warp and weft? Thanks!

[@Stitcherista]

You can end just by running the thread under other stitches and clipping off the tail. Or you can do a pin stitch.

[@pampearce4953]

I need more demonstrations about using linen 32 or 30 count. I sew knit do needlepoint and quilt including appliqué but counted cross-stitch is hard for me. I get lost as to where to place my needle. So I need basic training. Thank you

[@Stitcherista]

There are a lot of tutorials on KZbin. You just have to search them out.

[@mercedesbaeza1907]

Hope you get better soon it very clear I hope one day I do it 😉cuídate mucho

[@mayolson2]

Thanks for this demo. I have never stitched 1 over 1.It seemed to be too daunting for me but it really isn't, is it? Just patience and good magnifiers in my case!

[@Stitcherista]

May Stewart Olson I have another video coming up where I review a clip on magnifier!

[@mayolson2]

I am looking forward to that video!

[@karendavis-macon9658]

Danielle these nasty colds and sore throat are going around..keep something not in you and drink plenty of water. Thank you for sharing this video because I was hesitant to try 1 x 1...now I will attempt on a practice piece. One question...when do you cut the knot and this will hold the stitches in?? HAPPY STITCHING TODAY AND EVERYDAY!!

[@Stitcherista]

Karen Davis-Macon I just filmed a tutorial on the waste knot and it will be up tomorrow!! And I show when you cut the knot.

[@TheKim19822]

What do you do, if some of the holes aren't open on evenweave?

[@Stitcherista]

You can usually use your needle to pry apart the fibers of the fabric.

[@ivykrueger-booker127]

I am so sorry that you are still sick. I hope it doesn't last long. You don't need to edit your coughing out. You just be you, no one will care.

[@amandahartman5621]

Thank you for a brilliant video. Can I just ask what size needle you use on 28ct even weave......... Hope your cold gets better soon thank you for all your tutorials 😊

[@Stitcherista]

Amanda Hartman I use a size 24 or 26 needle.

[@amandahartman5621]

Wow it's 8.20pm here in the UK what time is it where you are ? Didn't expect a reply for hours . Hope your feeling a bit better x

[@Stitcherista]

Amanda Hartman it is currently 4pm here.

[@sandramarshall7712]

Hi. This 1 over 1 is very helpful. Can you show 2 over 2 stitching please.

[@Stitcherista]

Sandra Marshall I did in my evenweave video. It is video number 90

[@sandramarshall7712]

Thank You. Will check it out now!

[@annasim8229]

Good evening!Could you tell me ,please,which fabric are you using?Thank you!

[@Stitcherista]

28 count lugana from fiberlicious in the color jack o lantern

[@annasim8229]

@@Stitcherista you are very kind!Thank you!

[@Simunaya]

For me these video's help to learn the English/American words used for the stitches I know.

[@tmalin681]

Where did you get the dragon needle minder?

[@Stitcherista]

Clay By Kim on etsy.

[@reniadavis5289]

I am getting ready to do 1 over 1 for the first time. I am working on Charlotte Frost. My linen is forty count. OMG, I hope I can do it. Pray for me. 😁

[@ivykrueger-booker127]

Oh also by the way I love your nails so pretty

[@darlakbeckerson7553]

Thank you!!!

[@Hrockstarz]

Thank you I know this is an old video but I'm trying to do my 1st HAED so I heard when stitching on even weave your supposed to start your stitches next to an up and down part of the fabric but I'm confused because ever other row as a horizontal line of fabric am I over thinking it my 1st stitch is getting pulled and looks wrong because of this

[@Stitcherista]

Check out the HAED Facebook group. Tons of information on there about how to stitch 1 over 1 full coverage.

[@SunflowerAV]

Thank you for this post. Is 1 over 1 always charted as you showed in your pattern. Hope I understand, 1 over 1 is 4 x's in a 9 hole area and you did 3 one over one because that's what the pattern showed? I thought one x. Just now learning to work with other fabrics outside of aida and needlepoint. I have a pattern that asks for 1 over two on 40 count havana. Would that be one X over 9 holes?

[@Stitcherista]

Mascafequeleche yes it is one x over 9 holes.

[@SunflowerAV]

THANK YOU soooo much!!

[@deannaellett1906]

Does that mean that this pattern can't be stitched on 18ct aida? Hope you feel better!

[@Stitcherista]

molly ellett you can stitch it on 18 count aida. You would just use the version that has the branches stitched in backstitch instead of 1 over 1.

[@Stitcherista]

molly ellett the pattern comes with both versions. Backstitch or 1 over 1

[@deannaellett1906]

Ok. That makes sense. Thanks.

[@KyleStitchingInSound]

There’s something about me waking up way earlier than intended that makes me go watch your old videos. I remember this Deck the Halls piece very well! I hadn’t realized you stitched the branches one over one! I love that, coincidentally, I’m watching a video of you with a bad cold just as you’re getting over your recent cold...so it’s almost like you still have one 😂 Was this the piece where you used the Candy Apple color thread for the birds?

[@Stitcherista]

I backstitched the branches. I didn't do them over one. No way was I doing that!!! haha. Yes, I did use the Weeks Dye Works Candy Apple thread for the birds in this one. I loved that piece. It turned out so good.

[@KyleStitchingInSound]

THAT'S why I didn't realize it...because you just straight up didn't do it at all lolol. I've been meaning to purchase that WDW since I first saw you show that thread color. It's an absolutely gorgeous red!

[@jodyaman9783]

How many floss r u using

[@Stitcherista]

One strand.

[@maggiecoughenour4799]

4stitches 3 holes across top middle bottom 9 holes Thank you I get it!

[@Aidastitches]

Thank you for your tutorials! This video really helped me in confirming that I’m doing my first 1/1 correctly. I don’t like stitching it but I’m powering through. Maybe I don’t like stitching mine because it’s on 32 count... Do you have any tips on what to do if we make a mistake apart from frogging it? Because I’ve just made a mistake and OMG unpicking 1 over 1 is something! Or maybe some tips on how to avoid making mistakes on 1/1? 😉 Probably silly questions 😊

[@Stitcherista]

Aida Stitches besides frogging the stitches or fudging it to make it work with what you have left to stitch, I know of no way to fix a mistake when stitching 1 over 1, unless you want to start your project completely over! I find that using a magnifier when stitching 1 over 1 helps me to not make mistakes as I can see the holes better.

[@lucyleo2912]

Hi, would you stitch one over one on 22ct evenweave...full coverage design....ty

[@Stitcherista]

Yes, I would do 1 over 1 on 22 count fabric.

[@lucyleo2912]

Stitcherista I started the one over one and started again with 2.. I’m on evenweave 22 ct but stitching the bottom legs in my row first, And all of a sudden my stitches are pulling together and the first legs vanish into the fabric, I’m not pulling hard but the stitches are slipping....what can I do to stop it, ty x

[@tokenpsycho284]

Lucy Leo this May help www.herrschners.com/topic/tips+for+over-one+stitching.do

[@lucyleo2912]

Token Psycho ty x

[@elena911000]

Stitcherista. Do you like a particular book for beginners. Thank you for your tutorial, it is excellent! Love your dedication and teaching skills. I am a new follower. Elenax💕

[@Stitcherista]

Do you mean a particular designer? Lizzie Kate comes to mind.

[@elena911000]

@@Stitcherista I am learning stitching and I wonder how have you learned, for that reason I ask you for a guide, book, etc. Right now I am learning from tutorials and practice. Thank you for the information!

[@Stitcherista]

Ah okay. I learned from a friend 35 years ago and then self-taught and watching lots of videos.

[@sherylsizemore5143]

This helped thank you!! Now, maybe this is a dumb question-don’t laugh please, I’m probably not thinking clearly as it’s 1:40 a.m and I’m watching videos instead of sleeping. 🤪. Your pattern showed you where to stitch on that fabric. How do you follow another pattern that has one symbol per Square? say a pattern maybe for aida? Do 4 x’s per symbol/box? Am I even making sense? It looked like your pattern was made for working on the fabric you are but I guess I’m Saying what if I was doing a pattern say that was for Aida and I wanted to do on 25 count. Would I do 4 x’ 1over 1 per box on written pattern. Does that make sense? Or am I just thinking too hard about it?

[@Stitcherista]

If you are stitching a pattern that has one symbol per square and you want to stitch it 1 over 1, you would do four X's for one square.

[@sherylsizemore5143]

Ahh. Now I guess I see why I haven’t branches out from Aida. Lol.

[@sherylsizemore5143]

Idk why that still confuses me. I guess I don’t understand the point of it. I know that sounds kind of stupid. But it doesn’t make sense. Why you wouldn’t just follow it stitch by stitch (fabric/square by square/pattern).

[@Stitcherista]

@@sherylsizemore5143 There are people who will do skin on a Mirabilia 1 over 1 because they think it gives a more delicate look.

[@those_eyes]

I was going to say this is not you! Hope you feel better!

[@maggiecoughenour4799]

It’s not self explanatory...there are many people around me that are confused, so how many stitches equal one stitch 1over 1 , the worst thing we are not picking up on this, so 2 over2 is a larger stitch, confused!!!!!!!!

[@Stitcherista]

Maggie Coughenour 1 over 1 is one strand over one thread of fabric. 2 over 2 is two strands over two threads of fabric. Many people will do skin on mirabilia 1 over 1, even though it is charted for 2 over 2. In that case you would have to do four x's per X on the chart. There are other videos on KZbin that explain 1 over 1. If mine does not make sense, you can probably find others that will be helpful.