Make "Mountain Thread Baskets" with Misty Doan on At Home With Misty (Video Tutorial)

[@debcavan]

I like the knot as the finishing touch.

[@beverlyreynolds5686]

Thank you! I’ve made coasters but I’m ready to try the bowl. Woohoo….You went slow enough for us to follow along. Other tutorials they speed along. Thank you Misty!! Pray you and your family have a Blessed 2023

[@kylakegal4911]

I really like Misty. Doing a great job teaching and fun projects

[@doreencrespo7133]

I have made these with wrapped fabric strips around the clothesline material. It is very addictive! I sold many at craft shows ranging in sizes from small bowls to pet bed size.

[@marietteforget7804]

Thanks!🌸🌺

[@merrilynhurd850]

These are fun to make. I use laundry rope covered it up with my scraps from some old projects. It can be very colorful.

[@BrendaH289]

Very cute! I like the handle!

[@rebeccalott8625]

The zig zag across the center is an excellent idea! Haven’t seen this before!! Thx!

[@Scott_Alex1]

Hello 👋 How are you doing today??

[@valerieenglish3468]

I've seen these but never thought of trying to make one. Thanks for the tutorial - I may just have to now!!!

[@juliemorrison4348]

Cute little project Misty💗🇦🇺

[@DiyideaswithYana]

So pretty new project to sew...thank you for sharing...

[@jeanielipskey1272]

I've made several of these, even the kind where you wrap the cord in fabric. Great project!

[@sandramyer7081]

Me too wrap the fabric around was fun!

[@unowen9668]

Is there a kit for that?

[@septemberbaby0903]

@@unowen9668 you don’t need a kit, just use your scraps .. there a few tutorials on YT using fabric

[@jenniferjanson5933]

This looks fun! Thanks Misty!

[@harbourcolour]

I have made rope bowls and it is very fun and relaxing, but I've never seen the knot at the end of the rope for an accent... very pretty!

[@jodiepope3105]

It's the first time I've seen it. Thanks 🙏

[@anitathompson3477]

Thank you. I have seen these and wondered how hard or easy they are. I really appreciate the way your videos show UP CLOSE on the machine needle.

[@sharonlatour6230]

Those are very cute! Thank you Misty!!

[@vickichandler5872]

What a great little project! Think it's time to slow down a little and enjoy something that I have never tried before. Thanks for the clear instructions and tutorial. Blessings to y'all.

[@karenbrunette6314]

Very cute, happy new year

[@moriahbruce5645]

OMG! THANK YOU! I was just thinking about looking for bowls/baskets like this as I've been redecorating my kitchen, this will be perfect! Love it!

[@margm4]

Cute! ThanksMisty 🇦🇺

[@livingweirdestherc6644]

I think that bowl is really neat

[@evelynmartin9942]

Thanks for sharing. By the way … love your new hair do..💇🏽‍♀️❤️

[@klparker76401]

How FUN!!!

[@boxgirl51]

I made these a few years ago when I was in Arizona visiting my Friend Anita.

[@debbiej6658]

I love these baskets Misty! I also really want to make the jelly-roll rugs and got the supplies while I was in Hamilton. This looks like a fun gifting project with some of the same sewing skills as the rugs. Nice job on your video‼️

[@jodybogert7152]

So cute! I definitely feel like I have to make these! Thanks, Misty.

[@susiesmith1686]

That would be really cool with some variegated thread.

[@lailawinfield386]

This is even better I have to try to do it this way yes

[@gracepatane9384]

Super cute bowls! They are a lot of fun to make!

[@joycepugh5347]

These are so cute - been wanting to make some I these - but thought they maybe hard to make - lol you made it look so easy - I’ll have to try it & maybe embroidered a design on them - thanks for the sharing - Happy New Years to you and all your wonderful Family

[@Scott_Alex1]

Hello 👋 How are you doing today??

[@lucy7b]

In my opinion these are much more fun when you wrap fabric strips around the washing line.

[@leannalaughlin1200]

I love these baskets Misty! I love the thread only look. I'm curious about the needle though,does it fit all sewing machines? I'm thinking others may be wondering also. 😊

[@sharonparker7867]

I have always wanted to try making these rope bowls and this looks perfect for a try before trying to conquer a big project.

[@Loggi3015]

I am so excited to try this out!

[@rosevv2774]

Super cute! I wonder how it would look with variegated thread!

[@marilynnberg4059]

Great demo Misty! Happy New Year 2023

[@vickyarevalo5055]

As soon as I saw this, I thought about clover binding clips storage!

[@susanwilson5101]

I’ve made a couple of these it’s a lot of fun but I also added strips of fabric to give it color . I’m glad you are stepping out to new crafts I love it. May I suggest a you Tiber named Crafty Patty she does some awesome baskets and gives a very detailed instruction . You ought to check her out Misty you will love her baskets. She does square ones also. Thanks so much. You want all cotton rope. Clothes line sops is best 😊

[@rew722]

I'm having anxiety just watching this! This is an amazing cool project! I'm not sure I have the coordination to do this! I'm thinking my finger would get zig zagged! I love Misty! I love this craft and MSQ! Happy New Year! From Virginia!

[@unowen9668]

These would be cool just flat for coasters.

[@sandramyer7081]

It was fun to watch this! i never used zig-zag before and used - color with thread - handy Fun ! Ill try it and didn’t what your “4” was but I’ll figure out with my sewing machine! Thanks, Misty! Great for New Year Now!🥰

[@Scott_Alex1]

Hello 👋 How are you doing today??

[@LaVonneTuck]

Can you use fabric glue to hold the beginning in place instead of zigzag?

[@sarahpitrof3765]

Thanks for sharing. I'm a visual person.

[@leesakrall6592]

Really cute idea! May I ask what size is the needle supplied in the kit?

[@SaraStitches]

❤

[@kathymartin1805]

Do you need a heavy duty needle for this? Also I am not sure my presser foot has enough clearance. I have a Babylock Presto.

[@jeanburke2903]

So cute! Thank you....any advantage/disadvantage to using a walking foot because of the bulk of the rope? Thank you...

[@Scott_Alex1]

Hello 👋 How are you doing today??

[@kimmenuckles3926]

Did you use a different size needle than normal? These are cute. I’ve seen them in stores, but these are easier than I thought.

[@sheilacaron2831]

I have seen this before, they went too fast but, I plan on making some with craft rope ( basically I twist long cloth pieces, like edges of when you straighten up when you trim fabric before you cut your pieces) into a rope.

[@Scott_Alex1]

Hello 👋 How are you doing today??

[@Wanda6308]

I love the baskets. I have this rope already from a previous project I was working on. I think I would love to make these baskets but larger. I was wondering if you could let me know the size of the needle you used.

[@amyanderson6746]

What needle size do you use? Is it a jeans needle?

[@lailawinfield386]

I remember having to this same thing just doing with my hands just take more time because some people who doesn’t have patience 😂

[@alexandra-zaza-burns]

It would have been good to get a close up of the three bowls with the different stitch lengths to compare them.

[@anitagreen7425]

Hi.

[@luwrolstad1274]

And what's the purpose of the bowls? I had somebody give me a couple nesting bowls with a crocheted and I don't have a clue what to use them for I don't have room for a bunch of stuff to just sit around and collect dust things need to have a purpose. Maybe you can help me with that

[@suehudson7777]

I use them for my most frequently used jewelry to corral a lot of little pieces. I have 2 in my sewing drawer to catch little odds and ends for sewing, like needle threaders, machine feet, thimbles, etc.... But I had bought those in the past. Great to know how to make them now and use up my fabric stash bits and pieces. (Wind the fabric around the rope to give it color.) Makes for interesting looking bowls. I also have a hot pot trivet given to me many years ago with a slightly thicker rope. Used so long and so much it is now burnt a little brown around the edges. will be replacing it. And BTW, these are much more sturdy than a crocheted bowl. As always a very interesting video. Love to watch all of them.

[@LornaHulstrom]

Would this be easier with a walking foot?

[@ruthfreeman864]

Have you ever nailed your finger

[@naomimoore2439]

Help! I really want to make one but my bobbin thread keeps getting tangled. What am I doing wrong please?

[@melindaostergren8115]

Is it the same weight as your top thread? Check your owner’s manual for tips, or go online with your question When you begin do you pull your top and bobbin thread to the back and hold them down when you begin a seam? Is there lint in the bobbin area? Have you tried rethreading your machine? Changed your needle? These are just a few ideas that might help you. With my Bernina I always start by rethreading the machine. Usually that fixes the problem. Next, I change the needle if there’s still a problem. Then I reseat the bobbin. I also have a can of compressed air and have finally trained myself to clean the lint after a project. Good luck!

[@naomimoore2439]

@@melindaostergren8115 thank you, it is the same thread. On numerous cutting and pulling out tangles, it seems it actually is the top thread. I will get a few lovely stitches (am using a leather needle) and then it jams again....

[@davidhensley76]

I don't think I need any rope bowls.

[@wendybeaton1414]

this is an old one, can't learn new stuff if it's already been done. AND this isn't the frist time I've notice this.

[@rebeccalott8625]

Just bc you’ve seen it before, there are many other seamstresses who may not have seen it.

[@skiptonius5346]

This is a brand new episode of At Home with Misty. Sometimes they update older videos because they are more experienced now and and can provide a better learning experience.

[@sandramyer7081]

Yes you can! New ways with thread and decoration- fabric too- i love doing new says!

[@sandramyer7081]

Show us other things with those laundry rope- soft and easy to use

[@sandyhumissouri5131]

First time I have seen it! Thanks for the clear directions!