Sebastian Scarecrow - Large In The Hoop Applique By Kreative Kiwi Embroidery

[@brigittetange9774]

Whaaaaa again super!! You're the best Kay. I'm a quilt designer for Edition de Sax and after following you I haven't create anymore..... I love to make your designs!! Still hoping for cat slippers....hahahahaha👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@KaysCutz]

You are most welcome Brigitte! You should keep up your quilting design, creativity feeds the mind and soul. I am pleased that you enjoyed this video and cat and dog slippers are on my list. Happy stitching.

[@coleengoschen5357]

My God you are an awesome teacher.... Perfect video. Now I'll try the Mr & Mrs Santa and the Nutcracker. Thank you!!!

[@KaysCutz]

Thank you Coleen. I am pleased that you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and happy stitching with your Santa and Nutcracker projects.

[@denisegeorgiades2887]

Thank you Kay. What an adorable chap. Lots of work, but well worth it. He is just the cutest!! Thanks for sharing xxxx

[@KaysCutz]

Thank you Denise. He is super cute, Heather really put a lot of character into him 😊

[@ruthdunn9170]

Oh my goodness! Sebastian must come to my house! So much personality!

[@KaysCutz]

You definitely need him in your life he is adorable. Happy stitching Ruth.

[@UnwindingwithFiberandFabric]

Oh my goodness ❤️ I absolutely love him❣️

[@KaysCutz]

He is adorable you will love making him. Happy stitching. 😊

[@carolhiller1112]

Wow! He’s lovely! Thank you 😍😍😍😍

[@KaysCutz]

You’re welcome and thanks for watching. 😊

[@sheilam6579]

Super cute!

[@KaysCutz]

Thank you and thanks for watching 😊

[@emwilson7211]

An excellent demonstration of a delightful scarecrow, thank you so much Kay.

[@KaysCutz]

You are very welcome Em. Thanks for watching. 😊

[@marycornwell9866]

Adorable❤️❤️❤️

[@KaysCutz]

Thank you and thanks for watching. Happy stitching Mary.

[@juliescaparra2940]

He's adorable.

[@KaysCutz]

He is Heather really did a great job on him. Happy stitching Julie. Thanks for watching.

[@GooglingMom]

Hi Kay - I'm just getting around to making this scarecrow this year and was trying to figure out how to make him have a finished fabric backside. It may take a bit of thinking and planning. If it turns out, I'll let you know. Thanks so much! Your videos are the absolute best!

[@itsmespj765]

Thank you so much. So much detail and well described. Love all your SALs.

[@KaysCutz]

You are very welcome Jesse. Happy stitching 😊

[@janemorris7245]

He is really cute. 🤗

[@KaysCutz]

Isn't he? I really enjoyed making him. Thanks for watching. Happy stitching.

[@karywilson2678]

Super cute

[@KaysCutz]

Thanks Kary happy stitching.

[@debbieforseth254]

He’s cute!

[@KaysCutz]

He sure is. Thanks for watching and happy sitching Debbie.

[@Jacelyn5440]

You have done it again! A wonderful SAL. I love this Scarecrow. He is so adorable. I have to make one, only a big one for my front door, for the fall -- if we get fall! We have been under a heat wave since late Spring, and we are tired of it! My puppies will love the fall when they can get out a lot. :) Also, a question, if we should accidentally cut the stitches when trimming, is the only alternative to redo that entire part? Thanks!

[@KaysCutz]

If you accidentally cut the stitches and the fabric isnt damaged and hasn't moved and you have zigzagging or satin stitching going over the top afterwards you can generally just get away with continuing on and the next round of stitching will cover it but there are a couply of options, another option is to put some cellotape over it if you are worried and just let your machine stitch through it and pull it off at the end after the satin stitching has finished. If you cut it where a join will be then leave it alone dont pull it about ste it on the table until you come to adding it to your current hooping and then make sure that you position it so that the zigzag stitching will cover over it. Normally it isnt a big deal unless your fabric frays a lot. In that case use some fray check on the stitches and fabric where the stitches were to stop it from forming a hole. I think I might do a tips and tricks video for unfortunate mishaps showing how to deal with them. I am still recovering from surgery at the moment so video production is slower at the moment. Sebastian will look fabrulous on your door. I am stuck in a heatwave too and it is unbearable some days so I empathize with you. I will be glad to see winter this year.

[@audreybailey5139]

Thank you

[@TheBareFootSewist]

Only discovered this channel today. Fabulous! Can I ask what scissors you use please?

[@KaysCutz]

Hi Dawn welcome to my channel. I use pinch action scissors also known as squizzors. I buy them on Amazon. Happy stitching.

[@kathleenqueen-miller1333]

How cute. I noticed the back is blank, can you backing on it?

[@KaysCutz]

Hi Kathleen sur you can. I didn't as it it being sewn onto something else. Happy stitching.

[@micheleselfridge2726]

I love the scarecrow! Is it possible to use tear away stabilizer instead of WSS? Thanks

[@KaysCutz]

Hi Michelle, no it has to be WS because of the amount of satin stitching it will just tear through it and will leave little fibres poking through the satin stich borders. It is always best to use the recommended stabilizer for optimum results. I hope this helps you.

[@jesse549]

It looks awesome but could we put material on the back to make it reversible.

[@KaysCutz]

You sure can just do the same back and front and he will be completely reversable but dont put any wool on the back of the hoop as it could cause problems. 😊

[@jesse549]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate and enjoy watching your videos. They are detailed and informative.