How to Complete a Cross Stitch Kit (Part 3/3)

[@ManitoulinGirl]

Just watched your series for the second time and learned more again. I completed a cross stitch after watching it the first time and was told it was fabulous by the recipient. I can't thank you enough for making this series. It's lovely. Hugs from Canada

[@zoematoff6]

Love your trouble shooting section but this entire 3-part series was full of helpful hints for me, a new cross stitcher! Thank you.

[@eddieandgeorge]

Thank you! :-) x

[@mrscowboytobe]

I'm brand new to cross stitching but now I've watched your 3 videos I'm going to give it a go :-)

[@Tricia-TheLefthandedStitcher]

I want to applaud you for showing how to remedy that loopy mid-thread knot situation. I've been stitching for over 30 years, I mostly taught myself, and I somehow managed to figure that out on my own early on. It is an important thing to know, and this is the first time I've seen it demonstrated in any of the cross-stitch how-to you-tube videos. Excellent tutorial!

[@Kittentrouble]

I've always wanted to learn how to do this! Your voice is very sweet and lovely and I could honestly listen to it all day! Thank you for the informative video!

[@eddieandgeorge]

Thank you x

[@ladypenelope99]

I know, this KZbinr should be doing ASMR! Very relaxing! 🤗👍🏻

[@doloresconnolly3437]

Thank you for your very informative video. I did Crewel Tapestry some years ago and am new to Cross Stitch. You are so easy to understand and explain everything so simply. Thank you so much

[@eddieandgeorge]

dolores connolly thank you! So glad you found it helpful x

[@psychcw]

I had attempted cross stitch once in the past and made a terrible mess of things and became very frustrated. You're videos have re-inspired me! Thank you.

[@kathydoubleu6826]

Excellent job! I haven't cross-stitched in ages and needed a refresher course. I couldn't have found a better tutorial. You are very thorough, you've thought of every detail needed and you're pleasant to listen to. Thank you!

[@eddieandgeorge]

Thank you so much x

[@xXxBeckyBooxXx3]

My Nan has given me this lovely fairy cross stitch, it's fairly big and probably quite an advanced one but I'm excited to give it ago, your tutorials have really helped as I'm new to this. Thank you so much!

[@MtnDewloverr]

Incredibly helpful! I realized the cross stitch I picked yo start with is rather big compared to that one but I look forward to losing myself in it. And now I can since I know how to read the guide! Thank you so much for this!

[@eddieandgeorge]

How's it going? X

[@joangilmore5864]

Thank you for a terrific 3 part tutorial. Wonderful job! You have a lovely voice and a well-organized approach that is perfect for this. Bravo!

[@eddieandgeorge]

Thank you so much x

[@jf4517]

Very nice "visiting" with you. I am going to attempt my first kit. Thank you for all of your clever ideas, tips, and advice.

[@Marple1960]

Thank you so much for your easy to follow videos. Ready to start my first kit. Wish me luck!

[@theresafeeney2756]

I love the way you talk, very nice voice. The way you organize is very nice and you gave me some ideas to use for my storage. Thanks for sharing!

[@eddieandgeorge]

Thank you x

[@angelsumilang5504]

You saved my life, I asked my siblings of they knew anything from their previous years of cross stitching in school. I'm making for my FACS teacher but they were like, 'Dude.... I don't remember.' I was like Holy Crap, what do I do now? And now, here I am, revived. Thank you!!! :D

[@crossstitchbutton]

nice to have more cross stitchers hope to see more of your work.. love your puppy soooo cute best wishes from scotland..

[@dragonwings36]

Great video. I've ordered a rather big cross stitching kit, and your video has made me feel a lot more sure of myself. :)

[@eddieandgeorge]

How is it going?

[@UniqueMasterpiece927]

Your tutorials are fantastic. Great quality camera, thoroughly and eloquently explained, and you troubleshoot common errors. This is the 1st criss stitch tutorial I've watched and I feel very knowledgeable now :-P thank you for helping us

[@eddieandgeorge]

Thank you so much for your kind words x

[@eddieandgeorge]

Thank you so so much for all of the lovely comments and for making it to part three! Humbled xx

[@MsVampfangs]

I got my first cross stitch for christmas. Its quite a large one and when i looked at the amount of stitches it needs i was a little overwhelmed. Especially as it came with no instructions like start from the centre, pull apart the strands etc. However, watching your video has given me the confidence to start it. You explain everything so easily. thanks for this great tutorial. :)

[@neuroticyogini]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I feel much more confident and ready to take on these kits!! :D Lovely voice and detailed instructions! Perfect! xoxo

[@lizwyatt7444]

Thank you for sharing your tutorial series. It's been so helpful! xx

[@eddieandgeorge]

Thank you! I originally made it for my friend but then decided to upload it in case it helped other people. Looks like it has! :-))) x

[@deewilliams7540]

I have really enjoyed all of this tutorial. I like doing cross stitch among other needlecrafts but have not been doing it for very long so was pleased to see how to do it properly. Also I have learned several tips from these videos & it has answered a few things I was unsure about. Thank you very much.

[@eddieandgeorge]

Thank you so much x

[@floempiespooky2625]

This tutorial's been very helpful to me as a beginning cross stitcher. I've cross stitched before when I was younger, but it was always hard to find nice kits. But now I've discovered Etsy and Pinterest, I got tons of ideas and found some nice starter kits I want to buy.

[@eddieandgeorge]

Fantastic!! Thank you for your kind words xxx

[@effie_jay]

Thanks for making these videos! They're really helpful. I've almost finished my first cross stitch. :D

[@eddieandgeorge]

You're welcome x

[@chevyrell]

Thank you so much for these!!! Just getting ready to do my first cross stitch=) You are SO helpful!

[@melina9110]

Loved your video, you talk just like a friend of mine back in England, it makes me homesick! Thanks for the videos! xx

[@dianachavez6976]

I love your videos . U have helped me so much on the little project I'm working on . Thank you for beening so detail . God bless You . Hugs from USA

[@lai4633]

Loved your videos! Great info and wonderful voice. Thanks.

[@JustJan01]

Thank you so much for posting your videos. I am just learning to cross stitch and your instructions are easy to follow.

[@peggyfarrell6991]

Thank you for this fine tutorial. I have a pain issue and have to spend a lot of time sitting. I am going to try this.

[@kellyyin6819]

Thank you very much to share your experience and skills of cross stitch with us....Very Helpful....Big thanks....from Melbourne

[@mrslaurabithell]

Sheer brilliance. Love the handy hints. Thank you.

[@RedBearclaire]

Thanks for these video. They are so cool and really helpful for cross stitch lover!!

[@eddieandgeorge]

Thank you x

[@himitcho]

Wonderful tutorial series, thanks!

[@gravyz2cute4u]

Great tips and tricks! Love your cross stitching folder - what a great way to organise! Great videos :)

[@tmetz10]

Thank you. Great series

[@nandithar4880]

Hi, love your tutorial...I'm in need of transparent sheets for floss storage.. May i know what is the actual product name of the empty wallets that u mentioned?

[@readerscout4069]

Really helpful videos. Pretty picture too

[@eddieandgeorge]

There are never hard and fast rules about cross stitching. I think it's probably best to do it last as lots of back stitching goes over the top of the cross stitches to add detail.

[@aether.zip1506]

Fantastic videos - really helpful! I'm doing my first stitch and am already a bit addicted! Quick question though, what would you do if your pattern called for lots of single stitches set randomly apart? (apart from choose another pattern!) would you use loops to secure threads or pull under other threads to secure? Thank you!

[@eddieandgeorge]

The stitches you are talking about are affectionately called "confetti stitches". If they have really far apart, I would use less thread, a loop start and then tie off in a knot. If they're between other stitching and not too far apart I would just hope between them to avoid constantly restarting. Hope this helps. What design is it? X

[@Penfold8]

Should you always cross stitch before you outline, because I got my first kit and did the outlining first so I knew where to cross stitch?

[@demonsneedluv2]

Please do more tutorials!

[@eddieandgeorge]

This made me laugh! Of what? X

[@ladypenelope99]

@@eddieandgeorge more cross stitch? ASMR? 😬👍🏻

[@eddieandgeorge]

@@ladypenelope99 maybe I will one day! Right now I have a new baby 👶🏼😁🥰

[@ladypenelope99]

@@eddieandgeorge Oh my! Congratulations! 🎊🎉 But yes, that’s much more important! Got to look after bubba! 👶🏼🙂 (🤔Maybe you could do videos on childcare???) Lovely to know you are a teacher too 👍🏻 (me too! 😊) from the comments on your first video. Thanks and best wishes with your baby...and stay safe! Xx

[@RaghdaMal]

thaaaaanx for videos.. I like them..

[@thechris104]

How long did it take you to do this pattern?

[@annacbrown1986]

thank you so much!

[@nirasharasangijayalath9273]

thank you

[@milenymama]

Bardzo ładnie

[@milenymama]

Ślicznie !

[@mnchaos]

you use the same methods i do =]

[@aether.zip1506]

Many thanks for your response! (Hopefully) this is the pattern I'm doing: www.dropbox.com/s/axflyirltkqqwqs/20150222_112315.jpg?dl=0 In hindsight, maybe not the best one to start my cross stitch career but I'm still enjoying it. I love your work - especially the fairy design from the front of the magazine.

[@mrscowboytobe]

I'm brand new