Flosstube Extra - New Release!

[@carla_mc]

A great design and I am loving the tutorials.

[@TheCraftyCataloger]

Ohhhhhhh…like it!!

[@marywood3692]

This is an amazing design. Such a clever twist.

[@susanradford9503]

Oh wow Sarah what a FANTASTIC idea. I am definitely going straight over to purchase the PDF. I’m really looking forward to trying out many new stitches to me. You are so creative.

[@msufly]

That's a really neat idea for a temperature stitch! ❤

[@LCmonman]

Beautiful, Sarah!! Just purchased the PDF❤

[@justinedowell4023]

Great idea love it I so much like special stitches ❤

[@lisadolson6598]

This is beautiful, Sarah! Can’t wait to do this one. Thank you for your artistry. Hope you had a wonderful blessed Christmas. Take care.

[@karinmonnich3310]

Great pattern, time for me to learn some specialty stitches. Thank you!

[@biancaoosterbaan2135]

O I like the idea! I have never done a temperature stitch before, but this one is tempting 🤩

[@tonyaengles9570]

The timing of this is perfect. I was thinking about finding a project with specialty stitches just the other day.

[@m00nwise]

I love it! I wasn’t planning to do a temperature project next year. You made me change my mind ❤️

[@cathymayfield2064]

I love the look of it. I have never done specialty stitches before. I have wanted to learn. This is a perfect time to learn. Merry Christmas.

[@traceynahill5268]

This looks fabulous but scary and I think I am going to try it. Great job! I love your creativity.

[@kathycullenstern9652]

I love this idea. I’ve been wanting to do a temp chart for awhile. This will be the one.

[@mirpaxvv]

Love this! I may actually do a temperature pattern.😊

[@juliedyson3383]

Great idea, Sarah! Looking forward to this. Hope your Christmas was great!

[@rebeccajones7018]

This is such a great pattern. I've never done any specialty stitches and this will be a great way for me to learn. Merry Christmas!

[@fiberartsamy2654]

I love the new design!❤

[@susanleeks17]

This looks like it would make a beautiful pillow when completed! Thanks Sarah! I enjoy your creativity!

[@lisaboban]

Sarah what a brilliant idea!! This gives folks a whole month to practice each specialty stitch. But "over one" won't work on this one, so it will need to be linen or even weave. I'm off to your shop!

[@zelkaandherneedle]

Never did the majority of these stitches. It looks so fun. I can't wait to start this 😊❤

[@candrasowder8236]

Very clever!!!

[@FrostyXStitch]

What a fun idea. It looks great stitched up, well done 🥰

[@MissusStitches]

Love specialty stitches. Yippeeeee!!! Got it, great idea, great design. Thank you.

[@mihaela.929]

Such great news for me! I have been wanting to try specialty stitches ever since you were working on that alphabet sampler from Drawn Thread. So there is no wonder I have already went to your etsy store and now you have at least one stitcher stitching your pattern in Romania. :) I do hope you will guide us with some videos at the beginning of each month, for those of us who learn better from a video tutorial than from paper instructions. Great idea, thank you for this pattern! Happy stitching!

[@StitchinMommy]

Great! Yes, I have just uploaded tutorials for the border and January's stitch. I have tutorials filmed already for the rest of the stitches, so I'll post them as I am able and they'll all be kept in their own playlist for reference whenever you need them. :)

[@RenewingStitches]

I'm so excited to stitch this! What a great idea for a temperature piece!

[@Jayne22]

This looks fun. Thank you for posting.😊

[@jennthecaffeinatedcrafter5679]

I love this so much!! Brilliant! *runs off to purchase 😂

[@pattimiller421]

This is a lovely piece, Sarah. Will surely be on my list to purchase in 2025. It's lovely. Merry Christmas.

[@amykelly6870]

Simply brilliant and easy enough for leap years...

[@janetswarthout1915]

Wow! This is so beautiful! ❤

[@annpachini2155]

I got it. I figure it will be an excellent chart to teach specialty stitches.

[@lynncordova8169]

Beautiful and very tempting. ❤

[@tamarabrick6386]

Such a fun idea!

[@gilliankirby3752]

Absolutely gorgeous!

[@noelwilcox9989]

Beautiful stitches, and Happy Christmas! I think I might do this one, but just for all the birthdays in my family and in the colors for their month.

[@ellenmeester5802]

Hi Sarah! What a beautiful temperature pattern you have come up with. It's just stunning to see all the specialty stitches. Merry Christmas and a happy new year. Enjoy your time with your loved ones and see you in 2025!❤🥂✨️

[@13judy]

LOVE the new Temperature Stitches! ❤ Beautiful!! Thank you for offering tutorials on how each stitch is done!

[@alexandragiangreco7370]

Dear Sarah, wow i love that idea😍 and i really love to do this and learn more of specialty stitches. Merry Christmas to you and your family🎄🎅💕

[@mcavolt]

Fun! Love the colors you chose.

[@emjaymckarney7972]

Love This! I've already got a blackwork temperature piece ready to go for 2025, but this one for 2026 for sure!

[@KarenDean2024]

Love your new temp pattern! Going to ask for this for my birthday! I love learning new stitches, so thank you so much for the tutorials! Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!

[@fjellrosastrikkepodcast]

Wooow lovely! I love to stitch this I bought this is ight away

[@erinmshipley]

So fun! I've never done specialty stitches before. This will be fun. Debating about turning it 90 degrees so the daisy stitches can be for September since it's my favorite flower and my birth month... We'll see how the year would fit.

[@StitchinMommy]

If you turn it 90 degrees, so that the lazy daisies end up for September, the amount of stitches in each block would no longer match the amount of days in that month. So, if you're willing to play around with the layout of some of the other months, that could be a fun idea!

[@Hexagonstitches]

Very cool idea.

[@MakesStitches]

Luv it!

[@sarettanelson8596]

Love this!

[@jackiturner9228]

Dose the pattern come with a chart to show what color to use for the temperature for each day in my area?

[@StitchinMommy]

@@jackiturner9228 Hi Jacki, yes the pattern comes with 4 different symbol keys that you can pick from to choose one that best suits the temperatures in your area. They each use the same 20 DMC colors, but the temperatures assigned to each color vary depending on the key you choose.

[@jackiturner9228]

@@StitchinMommy great thanks

[@EdithWard-de2dw]

Hi,I like it,but iam doing a calender tempura

[@marciaoppedal9181]

Love this idea I want to do it for our 50th wedding anniversary in 2025 but am having trouble finding the temperatures for 1975. What sites do you recommend for determining the high temperatures for previous years in a specific location I’ve already purchased pattern, floss and fabric ❤

[@StitchinMommy]

@@marciaoppedal9181 Hi Marcia, I had success finding my old temperatures on wunderground.com - they have a history section where you can fill in the place, month and year and get all the temperatures. At the top of each results page, there’s a graph, but if you scroll down a bit, the temperatures are listed out in a chart, which is easier to record. I needed to pull up a new page for each month of the year and then I wrote them down to have them on hand. I hope you can find your year! And if they don’t have your exact town, you can try the nearest big city - maybe their records would go farther back. I hope that helps!

[@jodyblas-ti1ie]

Lovely

[@elinorrebibo822]

Love it!! Does is require evenweave or could I use aida? Ive never attempted specialty stitches! So it would be really amazing and a challenge to work on this!

[@StitchinMommy]

@@elinorrebibo822 Hi Elinor! You could use Aida if you don’t mind splitting the squares. Some of the stitches don’t need to split squares, but some do. If you go that route, maybe try using a smaller needle or a sharper needle, so it’ll be easier to split the Aida blocks.

[@klmp01041]

That’s cool. Really want to learn special stitches. What website do you use to get the temperature for years past. I would like to do my kids birth years

[@StitchinMommy]

@@klmp01041 For past years, I use www.wunderground.com/history.

[@joanrobertson631]

Love this!