Monogram Ornament #2 Stitch-a-long

[@paulacameron764]

2pm ❤love the super easy way you tutorial your work!!😊I haven't done embroidery for years. So i lost my ways of doing all the different stitches, your helping me so much with your videos. A big thank you goes out to yah!!😊😊

[@iheartstitchart]

I'm so glad to know my videos are helpful! Let me know if any questions. Enjoy. :)

[@paulacameron764]

Yes I sure will!!

[@missymoore3848]

Thank you for being my cheerleader😂🩷! I’ll be getting 5 more for Christmas presents!

[@missymoore3848]

You are so easy for me to watch your video and understand quickly. I am really excited to make mine now for my daughter for her first Christmas away from home studying at the University of Utah. I haven’t stitched in 29 years! *feelin my age* 😅 empty nesting is not my thing but she’s rockin university life. I’m going to order a bunch more for sister-in-law gifts!!

[@iheartstitchart]

Sooo glad to hear this video is helpful! And I love that you're making one for your daughter... I'm sure empty nesting is a big transition, for you and for her! Let me know if you have any questions. :)

[@ninacatala5900]

Thank you for your videos. Very clear and well explained. How do you print the designs you need to embroider?

[@iheartstitchart]

For these ones, I have screen-printed them in my studio. But there are many ways to transfer a pattern to fabric - at home you would print it out in the size you want, and then you can either use carbon transfer paper, layer pattern + fabric over a light source and trace with a heat-erase pen, or actually print the pattern on special papers that iron on or stick on. It is a wide topic and really depends on your preferences and the fabric you are using! I'll do a video on it soon but hopefully that helps meanwhile.