Needles & Threads- what we use for Slow Stitching: Quick Snippets with Roxy Creations

[@courageousspirit3586]

Sarah, you are opening up a whole new world of joy and magic to so many along with all of the information that you shared in this video. What a kind and patient heart you have. May you be greatly blessed!!!

[@valerieperry2922]

We the newbees ( beginners) would like you to open the threads and share how we use and store. Sooooo excited to learn from your videos. Hugely appreciated. Veejay Queensland

[@Louisavanderwalt123]

Thank you for this video, Sarah 💕

[@stephb200]

So very helpful and so very interesting. THANK YOU for taking the time to go over these essentials. 💗 Ps Your pinks are dazzling!

[@lynnerevell8445]

Thank you Sarah. That was great info! Much appreciated 😊

[@helenbroadway1408]

Thank you so much, so much wanted information. Took me twice as long to watch whilst making notes. 😂 Awesome.

[@paulad2527]

Thank you, Sarah, this was very helpful!

[@poppydaniels9855]

Thanks Sarah 😊 you made it nice and clear to see the needles and threads you need for various projects. 🎉 I love looking at threads too but don't have a lot because I can't do the very fine hand stitching anymore. But live my dream through you and Rachel and a lovely lady from UK...Marion's World.❤❤❤

[@MonaRogers]

Thank you. This video was very helpful especially knowing the different needles and their uses

[@ltilley7343]

Great video. Been stitching for a while and never heard the tip of separating stranded cotton from the middle! Makes sense. Will try it today. 😊 Thank you. ❤

[@marjoriewright5808]

Thank you, Sarah❤. I am so enjoying these informative videos….incredibly helpful in every way❤❤

[@olgadw4730]

Thank you so much Sarah. It helped HEAPS!!

[@debzehr3244]

Very helpful. Thank you. 💖💖💖

[@lorettavalmorbida7793]

Very helpful Sarah Thank You.

[@carolm4094]

Good information and easy reference.

[@judymarkel8029]

Very informative. Thanks

[@sdeforest3390]

Very good video. There always seems to be something new to learn. Thank you.

[@AlfinaCavallaro]

Thank you Sarah, great video. I am so grateful someone is addressing all the beginners staff, as not all of us have had the privilege to have a sewing background or have learned from parents. Thanks Sarah brilliant video

[@rhondamarshall7039]

Thank you Sarah.

[@CJenkins-s1o]

Thank you for the information on types of needles and many many types of threads.

[@cathiespalding2083]

So very helpful, thanks!

[@rebeccazody1278]

Love all the info. Learned a lot

[@lucy7b]

I think you win you have more neutral threads than me 😂😂😂. Thanks for the re upload. I find here in the UK charity shops, FB marketplace and EBay are a really good source for cheap and interesting threads. For the latter try searching vintage embroidery threads, job lot or bundle, careful searching and patience have meant I’ve far too many threads.

[@diannecousins2321]

Lovely guide x

[@TJTimberhurst]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@carollaws838]

very useful video, thank you x

[@caroltanzi29]

Sarah: I’m going to have to watch this video again for a better understanding of the threads. I seem to understand the needles, their sizes and which ones to use for what. However, I still feel a bit hazy on the threads. Maybe when I watch the video again, I’ll feel more comfortable about using what thread for a specific stitch and look. I also wonder about how many strands to use. I may still have questions. Thanks for the video. It certainly cleared up the needle questions. Carol from California

[@dennypondaview]

Richard hemming needles are fabulous but hard to get in nz, great video thanks

[@dawnmeldrum1267]

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[@Vanessa-mz1cs]

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[@letiziaantinori6727]

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[@glassrooster]

Another great video! Sarah I wonder if you or anyone else has some advice for getting the batting/stuffing out of an old damaged quilt. I’d like to take the layers apart to use in slow stitching but I’d like to avoid picking out all of the tiny quilting stitches. It was hand quilted. Maybe if i wash it in the washing machine and dry it?

[@whirledpeas00journals]

What needle would you use with the sock weight yarn for thread painting? 💕💕Thanks Marie

[@dshe8637]

I'd go with a crewel needle personally, but Sarah might suggest a different type?

[@lucy7b]

Please could you explain the difference between Perle and crochet cotton. Many thanks form a wet and windy Oxford.

[@dshe8637]

Perle cotton has a lustre to it, whereas crochet cotton is more matt

[@jeanwilkie5801]

Pearls are from $21-25nz a ball