How To Do Slow Stitch Embroidery Using Fabric & Thread Scraps

[@cookingjennfer]

I’m enjoying stitching in these little felt books. They’re so easy to assemble and fun to look through once you fill them up.

[@maryseaman312]

A study in green! Complete with blanket stitch, colonial knots, and BLING! I just have to admire the creativity of ages gone by who have shared their craft through you to us.

[@sherryzimmerman9220]

Yes Yes Yes to the ages that have come before…..perfectly said

[@sherryzimmerman9220]

Loved the spirit of the earlier comment by “maryseaman”….to the effect that the essence of past creators flows through your presentations and then by your gifting each morning (over my coffee) into my world….a bit of philosophical thinking ….

[@cookingjennfer]

The blanket stitch I think must be one of my favourites.

[@artistgrly]

Green makes me so happy! It's really the base color of nature! Love this piece! Hugs ❤

[@cookingjennfer]

It really is. Everything’s changing colour here now but we’ll have spring to look forward to soon enough.

[@lizhopewell0507]

Clever idea. I keep all my scraps of thread as you never know when they will come in handy.

[@cookingjennfer]

It’s true! 😊

[@atwoodwoman]

I truly love my Ort jar.

[@cookingjennfer]

It’s a beautiful thing.

[@CJenkins-s1o]

"Top 'o the morning to you"

[@cookingjennfer]

😀

[@janhulse9518]

what is that fine mesh like fabric please?

[@cookingjennfer]

I think it’s called organza.

[@maryinminnesota3398]

What kind of felt is this you're using... I see it's not 'too very thin and light weight'? Does it come sold by the yard?

[@cookingjennfer]

Just craft felt from the craft or dollar store. Nothing fancy.