Granitos embroidery stitch tutorial - a wonderful stitch for seeds, leaves and flowers!

[@judymiller323]

I love how something so simple can look so beautiful ! Sarah you are the best teacher ever ❣

[@CFW1]

She definitely is the best teacher.

[@peggyrogers2562]

You are such a wonderful teacher . I love that you not only show the stitches multiple times but you explain what and why you are doing it. It’s taken me a little while to understand your accent but I sometimes I turn on the cc. You are so charming and definitely an expert. I am a quilter and a beginning embroiderer but even at 76, I am definitely learning and enjoying the process. I live in East Tennessee . ❤❤

[@LuluThinking]

Such a wonderful teacher, Sarah. Thank you so much.

[@AVToth]

I am a firm believer in the doodle cloth. Sometimes I like it better because I can play an experiment.

[@MattAfoster]

Hi Sarah, i have recently gotten into embroidery, qnd you have helped so much by producing these videos, ive learnt loads!

[@christineheslin5702]

Thank you Professor Homfray

[@irenecasalino7406]

Beautiful stitch! Going to try right now on my sampler. Thank you!

[@NadirasartGallery360]

Beautiful ❤

[@sandrahickey3593]

Gonna have a practice later, looks good for leaves around say 3 lazy daisy flowers.

[@kathleenmarch5211]

Granitos are also grains, as in granitos de arena, grains of sand or of rice - granos de arroz.

[@rachelknight1064]

Recently begun applique and embroidery and love your channel - thank you for another brilliant video Sarah

[@helen3756]

Hi Sarah, oooo, I love this stitch, I recently used this stitch to create a flower on another stitch project. I'll look forward to adding it to my sampler 🪡🧵

[@margaretemardegansantana5477]

Lindo ponto granito, Sarah. Deve ficar muito delicado borda flores de miosótis. 🙏🦋

[@lindamayberry4326]

Sarah I have been working on a quilt block and not wanting to do the daisy stitch. I watched your video this morning and you had my answer. Thank you

[@judymarkel8029]

Very pretty

[@suzannelammi8967]

So pretty. Just wondering what size needle you are using with 6 strands. Thanks for your help.

[@Vera-y8m]

They look a bit like a coffee bean or an unopened flower bud. Using for seed heads as you suggest is good. I don't think they look at all like a pimple thank goodness.

[@juststartingover2735]

QUESTION…I am a beginner in the usa and accidentally picked up a few embroidery floss at the craft store in the bins labeled “Satin floss”. However the numbers such as DMC 2740 and 2898 indicate they are 100% cotton floss used for tapestry. Label also includes SAS-13 rue de plastat? Made in France.Thats on all the labels. They are not listed in my DMC color card at all. What kind of fabric or craft are these for?? Thank you. Love your work and you are an excellent teacher!

[@Carol_Sews]

I could have used that stitch last night in a crazy quilt project. Glad to learn how stranding helps. Do you separate your threads for French knots?

[@sharontraughber5234]

What kind and size needle do you use? have problems with getting threads through eye of needle.