Hand Embroidery for Beginners - Part 2 | 10 Basic Stitches | HandiWorks #52

Beginners hand embroidery. Follow me as I learn how to do the art of hand embroidery, and invite you to learn with me. Today i will be covering 10 Basic stitches. Once you familiarize yourself with basic stitches, you will find that they are the foundation to those more elaborate stitches that once seemed too difficult to tackle.
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0:19 -Running Stitch
1:14 -Back Stitch
2:32 -Split Stitch
3:46 -Stem Stitch
5:11 -French Knots
6:22 -Chain Stitch
7:21 -Feather Stitch
8:26 -Satin Stitch
9:31 -Lazy Daisy
10:53-Seed Stitch
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By the end of quarantine, I'm gonna be an embroidery expert

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Me 2, I like those embroidery thread nd am experted,😄

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im making timmy nook from AC! :)

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Me too 💪

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Will try this for quarantine instead of getting bored

[@patipatipatipati]

same

[@lizvalle3327]

I did!!! Put an old series or movie you like in the background and practice your embroidery

[@rianneandrzejpamon9915]

Same

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Me to

[@ruhiruhi635]

Me too

[@delaneydoyle5144]

cant wait to pick up a new hobby while im self quarantined bc of corona

[@laurenharris836]

glad im not the only one

[@zoej1844]

this is literally why im here hahaha

[@thegreatgoldensnitch9276]

Haha same

[@amalia9354]

doing the same thing haha

[@varsha9745]

Same

[@Feeenix]

running stitch - 0:19 backstitch - 1:20 split stitch - 2:35 stem stitch - 3:43 french knots - 5:14 chain stitch - 6:20 feather stitch - 7:17 satin stitch - 8:22 lazy daisy - 9:25 seed stitch - 10:51

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Nice Copy and Paste in the Discription

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Feliks Fabisiak I love paintings and stichings

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@@tribalgamer8951 well here it's clickable which is easier. Why does no one understand this?

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[@evelyngomez3909]

Love that you put. "You can do this " at the end of your video. very encouraging!😊💗

[@josslynnriot428]

0:19 -Running Stitch 1:14 -Back Stitch 2:32 -Split Stitch 3:46 -Stem Stitch 5:11 -French Knots 6:22 -Chain Stitch 7:21 -Feather Stitch 8:26 -Satin Stitch 9:31 -Lazy Daisy 10:53-Seed Stitch

[@josslynnriot428]

+HandiWorks Of course. I keep using this amazing video as a resource. Thank you for making this incredibly helpful video and I can't wait for more in the future!

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french knots stitch

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This is the most entertaining video I have seen. I have recently learned cross stitch out of remembering learning embroidery when I was in elementary school, and watching this video, I can go OMG I get IT! I just GET IT!

[@mel3004]

What an excellent tutorial! I'm starting back up again after a 30 year hiatus and had forgotten just about everything. Your video makes a great resource for getting started. Thanks so much.

[@themexicannoodle5655]

I just did all of these stitches for the first time and they came out great! thank you!

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👍 thank you 🙏

[@junebrown8207]

I really like this video as it goes at a nice steady pace. I am new to embroidery so I will keep watching this video and make a sampler of my own. Many thanks for putting this video on KZbin!

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Many thanks for putting this video's thank a lot

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[@Sagir32]

Great video! I am considering learning embroidery. I wanted to watch some videos before buying the supplies. With your videos, I think I’ll be able to.

[@sandyk7611]

This is my always "go to video". The best angle, views, slow enough to grasp, pattern stays in good location n doesn't fall to the bottom of screen. For beginners and others too, I think your entire presentation is right on point. You did it so we can observe without frustration , without jerky motions as well. I just wish it was a bit longer on each stitch but I think it's because I'm temporally with a learning curve. I'm ready for more stitches. Great work! Ty

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[@countrygirlforlife9127]

embroidery in itself is a very old craft and I love it... I am just starting (again) and this is like a refresher course because I started some 17 years ago when I found out that I was to be an aunt. but I stopped shortly after... time to start again thank you so much... your so talented!

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[@lisabinney4163]

My first project was stamped cross stitched that my grandmother taught. Than counted cross stitch which I struggles with. But this little example awakened my stitch bug. 😊

[@angelabrown4923]

Awesome! Quick and to the point thank you!!!! I just started sewing and want to embroider my grandsons name on stuff I make and this is perfect.

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Yes handmade projects are sooo relaxing to watch . i love this video. Me and my mom loves watching this kind of videos 😊

[@kiprenthepirate3512]

As someone who is new to sewing plushies and can't get out for now, I discovered that I do the the embroidery items in my house, sure embroidery eyes and stuff would look better than plastic eyes!

[@kimg575]

I really appreciate seeing a "lefty" embroider. It's so much easier to follow. Thanks!

[@cindybrook0520]

Thank you, these stitches look like fun. I'm looking to incorporate hand embroidery with bead embroidery on stiff felt. 🙂

[@khomol]

Yo after hours on the net I finally found what I was looking for in such an easy and beautiful format. Thank you!

[@timdambacher1415]

When the video started, I thought, "I wish it had a voice-over instead of just instructions on screen." By the time the music came around for the third or fourth time, I sure was happy I could mute it and not miss out on instructions!

[@Theyluvvrisha]

Yea am saying ..... I wanted the voice too

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@@Theyluvvrisha haha same but they did it slow enough that you could catch on i just listened to my own music and muted it

[@brendakellar6036]

Love the simplistic approach. Like no voice. Makes it easy to focus on stitches

[@embroiderytipsforchildrene679]

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[@renusubramaniam9919]

I had learnt all these, my mom taught me. I even created beautiful hankies, during my summer vacations. My mom had a full file of her schooldays, stencils, samples etc. I feel nostalgic.

[@niriandaart]

Beautifull video! Timestamps for everyone for easy navigation: 0:20​ - 1. Running Stitch 1:15 - 2. Back Stitch 2:33 - 3. Split Stitch 3:43 - 4. Stem Stitch 5:15 - 5. French Knots 6:20 - 6. Chain Stitch 7:17 - 7. Feather Stitch 8:20 - 8. Satin Stitch 9:25 - 9. Lazy Daisy 10:50 - 10. Seed Stitch Have a good day! :)

[@kalakaaribyvidhuz4348]

Same

[@22MsRue]

So excited to find tutorials by a left handed person! I've been doing an online embroidery class, but the teacher is right handed, so I've had trouble figuring out some of the stitches. It really helps to see how another lefty does it!

[@missmermaidens]

This is so unbelievably helpful and so beautifully filmed! Thank you so much for all your hard work sharing these.

[@lisabinney4163]

Wow thank you these stitches I have read and seen drawings but never was able to them you showed them took your time and with you talking thank you for allowing me to really focus on the steps as when someone it talking I don't stay as focus. I am putting this video into my favorites

[@winterwolf5813]

Hon you are awesome ❤️ thank you for this video..I wanted to pick up this hobby as a relaxing way to help me cope with anxiety but I got a bit overwhelmed with all the different stitches and was afraid I couldn't do it..you helped ease my fears ☺️ thank you! ☺️🤗

[@ohmyglossy]

I really want to study fashion design but my parents won’t let me. Based on the designs that I’ve been doing, the most common design that I use is embroideries that’s why I am trying to learn it so that even though I am not enrolled in fashion school, i can still at least enhance my skills in this. Love your videos! Thank you so much💜

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Girl, you do you! It's your future, if you want to study fashion design, do it! If that is what makes you happy, it's the right thing! You go hun, I believe in you!

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eleamrsk_ thank you so much for this🥺 have a great day!

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@@ohmyglossy You're welcome! Thank you, you too!🥰

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If you want to study fashion, do it. I understand wanting to please parents. BUT - There are 2 things that happen on someones death bed. Blessings get counted, and so do regrets. Do not waste your whole future on what feels comfortable for other people. Or you'll wonder towards the end of life if you really lived FOR YOU. Or you could just have a mid life crisis realize you never chased your dreams and freak out. Do yourself a favor, do what feels right for you right now and never stop. Live life on your terms, chase your dreams. Thats the best gift you can give yourself and the world. Especially if you wanna create a petite size clothing line, than i for one would be eternally grateful. Do you, always, and unapologetically.

[@jackiechanman88]

Your videos part 1 &2 for beginners are fantastic - so easy to follow and understand - thank you!! PS: You have beautiful hands.

[@Gabriel-gv1pc]

I saw this at school last SY! This was a great helping-hand because it was easy (but tricky) 🤗🤗🤗 Edit: OMG THANK YOU FOR THE ❤!!!

[@embroiderytipsforchildrene679]

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[@LynnSynn72]

That little line of encouragement at the end was really pleasant and much needed. Thank you!

[@EnlightenedFlamingo]

I am interested in hand embroidery & just ordered a couple of beginner kits. Been on KZbin trying to learn about the stitches & this is the best one so far. Thank you!

[@aniyauriel]

going to be on a train for 18 hours, plan to pick back up on embroidery this was a great refresher!

[@auremybenamor]

I learned this during quarantaine , this is how i'm going to present personal gifts, home decor, express myself from now on.

[@alixtheprofessionalcatherd6850]

How's your embroidery going? =)

[@auremybenamor]

@@alixtheprofessionalcatherd6850 Very well thank you, i'm committed to one lesson a week.

[@alixtheprofessionalcatherd6850]

@@auremybenamor That is good to hear. It's the one thing I've kept committed to this year, and it's a good distraction when I'm overthinking or not feeling good. Hope this year is a positive one for you =)

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Bakwas

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Very beautiful

[@DANCERHYTHMEVOLUTION]

Did First few stitches with my 5 and 7yr old. Thanks! This is very helpful!

[@AC-pm3mc]

My grandma tried to teach me when I was little, I just didn’t have the patience.. now I’m wanting to pick it back up as a hobby and really learn. Let’s see if I get any better this time around lol.

[@flowergarden1426]

Same too busy as a teen in the 80's to learn from my Grandmother. Girls need these skills, so many lost arts both for boys and girls.

[@willlouVlog]

Thank you so much for making this video! Today, I made my first embroidery stitch: a lazy daisy. It truly is fun and easy. Can't wait to make more things. Thanks again!! :)

[@nicorobin7211]

amazing video! clear instructions, i am now subscribing to your channel! i am willing to pick up a hobby and i felt sewing was the right choice for me. i hope i can do this!

[@nicorobin7211]

it took a couple times to master the flower but i got it ;)

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Your sewing skills will definitely be transferable! I hope you continued with embroidery!

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[@vinitavincentkuruvila1119]

watching this gave me vivid memories of my junior high school days in home ec class, and I seem to miss these things

[@rtchelvi]

Your videos are very informative and your embroidery works are stunning! I am a beginner in hand embroidery and loving your videos.

[@erinshipinski7954]

this will be great for adding sigils and runes to clothes! Thank you! also, glad to see I'm not the one one who goes "aaand up, missed.., missed.., there we go!"

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Erin Shipinskff Excellent,

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Yeah

[@dokidoki719]

I want to make embroider on some handkerchiefs for my best friends. They have done so much for me.

[@jeutidas9651]

chain stich was given to done by my teacher today. ...next time I could do all. ..VERY HELPFUL FOR BEGINNERS. ..THANKS A LOT

[@dreamzamazon4761]

Thank you so much for the tutorial, I am teaching my 8 year old son to sew 🧵 during quarantine 😊

[@siialikhuu]

I do native american bead work, I thougth I'd take up another trait and I went with embroidery, this is so easy, very similar to the beadworking stitches I use for different designs. Great video! You have a new subscriber ☺

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Excellent work... Loved it. I like the way you have explained. Keep it up. I also do embroidery and craft works. Thanks.

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Bordar es bello y muy relajante Ferrer, te quita el estrés, este tutorial maravilloso.

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U have no idea how good u r and how awesomely u teach everything so neatly. MASHAA ALLAH

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Love your videos!! Im a fashion student and embroidery is something that i have wanted to do for so long but was always daunted by where to start.. your videos are so simple and informative!! Cant wait to get started.. Thank you 😊 Liked and subscribed

[@carsachi]

Thank you! I'm just learning and I'm so excited to create cute things! I'm taking notes! thank you thank you thank youuu!!

[@rsa5546]

How would you say your progress is now that one year had passed

[@mackenzie7738]

Misra Abdullahi yeah good question

[@michaela5661]

Omg thank you! I’m making a doll and needed to embroider the eyes and mouth and couldn’t figure out how! The stem stitch and satin stitch worked perfectly! Thank you!

[@aleynaelanur6218]

Here because I suck at doing even stiches and I'm just at "running stich" and wow IQ over 9000. All this time sewing patches and doing this method has never crossed my mind. Thank you!

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Same T^T

[@rubyredpomegranate]

Awesome tutorial! This would help me a lot! Thank you so much ☺️💕

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[@violetbluegreeenred]

Defo am in love with the feather stitch

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I’ve just started doing embroidery and this is really helpful thanks :)

[@meenakumarisrinivasan4328]

I am new to embroidery and was searching for different types of stitches and this is the best video ever. You have taught the stitches so easily. Thank you

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[@Be_Kind7683]

Beginning this at home for my new fashion clients.... Thank you Tube Professors and instructors.... This is very valuable work in the retail world with small production orders in a bulk packet of 10 pieces a designer or retailer can easily purchase at $24.99 per piece. @American Express Open Forum & American Express serve

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My favourite part about this video is that it's simple and just gets straight to the point.

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Love your channel and your work!! Im so thankfull to u! You made me easier!!😘😄😉

[@tranhtheuhangkhoa]

This video is a great resource for beginners who want to learn basic hand embroidery stitches. The instructor explains each stitch clearly and demonstrates them on the fabric, making it easy to follow along. The finished embroidery pieces are beautiful and inspiring, and I would love to see more tutorials like this on the channel. If you're new to embroidery or looking to brush up on your skills, I highly recommend subscribing to this channel!

[@HandiWorks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@radhikaradhika-ys2xb]

All stiches are very easy but the seed stitch is so hard. Thanks for uploading this video.

[@luvkmrr]

i’ve been thinking about embroidery for a while and this has really helped. thank you!!

[@jaimebh30]

Awesome tutorial! I can't wait to start cross-stitching. Thanks for the simple video and explaination of how a stitch can be used for a design.

[@shubhadabeldar6747]

Reallly appreciate the efforts you put in to show the very fine detailling of each stitch..I learnt to stitch by seeing your videos.. I have seen the videos on quilling art and popstick craft as well. U are one of the most talented KZbin creators I have seen till date Keep going... Good luck to your channel🤗🤗

[@fedecappa]

There is something not clear to me, though: how do 'close' the stitch? I mean, what is the final step that makes sure that the thread stays in place?

[@drewlop]

lmao also why did they "like" the comment asking this question but not answer the question? so rude lol

[@uraniumdepositsonly]

Hey! End it like a normal knot at the behind, like how you would normally stitch and tie a knot at end to secure it. The difference is normal stitching may need 3-4 knots but embroidery thread needs only 1-2 knots. Hope this helps....

[@kalinahamlin5525]

tuck in the thread on the back. once youre done, bring the needle under a few stitches just on the back threads so it doesnt go all the way through to the front. about 4/5 will secure it

[@cosima5168]

As soon as you finish whatever stitch you were doing end it with a knot

[@yavnaseeburn6320]

U can make a double loop in the last stitch

[@armenterminasov5543]

It's cool that I just get stuff from the internet and it can make me busy for DAYS or WEEKS

[@YahiraF]

Thank you! I'm already practicing and on to my first floral project soon.

[@poojamene4049]

This is by far best video I have seen.. Thanks you

[@elianarodriguez114]

I'm thinking about starting a small business with embroidered clothes. Thank you for doing this.

[@wutt9368]

Omg the 12 dancing princesses' intro music

[@bmnegus3772]

Thank you - very clear demo. And you are left handed!!! Me too, it had never been a problem until I held a needle in my hand!

[@lesliemorris3914]

I'm 60 yrs old I haven't done any embroidery since I was in high school. I thought I might give it try again. It's funny but once I started doing it it was like it all came back to me. All those years came back in a few stitches. I watch videos on KZbin and learned how to cross stitch so now I'm doing both during the winter months.

[@Lillyspurs]

Thank you for this, it was very useful!

[@AnhLE-qn8oo]

it's so beautiful. thank you.

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[@jackie2718]

im taking a fashion class for college and need to learn the basics of hand sewing but now that I see how to do it. Being in quarantine is going to make me embroider all my jeans and shirts.

[@aneeshareji6211]

Thank you for the helpful lessons... Really I miss my embroidery teacher, who taught me how to hold a needle correctly... Miss u Padmavati Teacher...

[@banko1808]

i knit and crotche but ive never did anything like this before. it looks cool and fun and easy to do so i do plan on doing this soon

[@MrThewizard101]

Just so you don't get embarrassed later its spelled crochet ^v^ French spellings can be difficult.

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I love the french knots!

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[@lucierumsby5797]

Thank you ever so much!! I just did all the stitches and found your video very helpful, I struggled with the chain stitch but the others came out quite well. Looking forward to doing part 3 yay xx

[@gracehulsey6477]

So happy there was not a distracting voice over. Very informative

[@AppaloosaDreams]

Pretty music :) I liked the classical music :)

[@akshithasumesh2661]

This video is very helpful for beginners like me.

[@pragyapatel2579]

It's my hobby I was dying to watch these videos finally I found you😘 Please make more videos It helped me alot 👍

[@JeonJungkook-ux2tl]

thanks handiworks for teaching us how to stitch

[@bloomsification]

these are great! Do you have a tutorial on how to 'end' a stitch once you've finished it? How do I secure a stitch?

[@pearl6554]

Sara Bloom lock it

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Sara Bloom desilado

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Yah lock your mom

[@xboxgirl-dc5mp]

Split the thread in two on the back and pull to tie a knot. Do that a couple times before cutting the extra off

[@surekatla5544]

You can do a double back stitch

[@toiyeuvietnamilovevietnam6477]

Well done! Thank you! I found my new hobby ;-)

[@nusratanjum3635]

Beautiful Work........ I loved it my teacher sended me this video and I maked a few beautiful stitches embroidery

[@lostinillusion9056]

i bought an embroidery cross stitch set and i'm just a beginner. there's so many kinds of stitching involved in the manual and i kind of got overwhelmed. thanks for this guide.

[@hithamendon4540]

Very helpful to bigginers. . Thnx a lot ji.. I have started to learn. . Very interesting also. ..! 👍

[@heathercontois4501]

This is so much easier to understand than reading the book my mom gave me.

[@innersmilebydrsanjeevmonga9369]

Very fascinating video and very easy technique you are teaching us thanks

[@reganbelko6351]

Thanks so much for this!!! I am going to attempt this to my jean jacket after practicing!

[@PlayZoneShorts92]

really fantastic for beginners..

[@zuri_catto]

I’m gonna make a plushie and I plan to embroider all of the little details, this is really helpful! Thank you 💖

[@louiseatsewupmeduck4772]

excellent video, just what I needed to get me started. THANK YOU so much :)

[@misshtidx]

Tried this for the first time today and was very easy to follow. Need to get lots more practice in although this was the first video I have tried.

[@AnjaliLuthra]

im gonna use embriodery for my design school portfolio next year!

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Anjali Luthra kim namjoon

[@mdnazirsan3030]

Same...armyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@classicalandculturalactivi5499]

We want embroidering class plz tell location in Bangalore Karnataka

[@PROGAMER-wq6xo]

It helps my project

[@Rank1001]

Nice backgroud music..Treble notes of a piano..Suits the video👀🙌👌

[@Shoashanna_bananna]

This was soooooo helpful. Watching the different stitches is way better than trying to read instructions. Lol thank you for this video!!