Temperature Stitches Tutorial - January - Queen Stitch

[@karinmonnich3310]

Thank you very much for this tutorial. Happy stitching!

[@joydillow2041]

Great tutorial. Thank you.❤

[@rosamoulton9775]

Great tutorial thank you .

[@justinedowell4023]

Brilliant thank you 😊

[@MsKarenMR]

Thank you !!😊❤🌻❤🌻

[@Hexagonstitches]

Great tutorial. Very clear.

[@EdithWard-de2dw]

I like your video

[@jackiturner9228]

Are you going to be showing how to do these stitches on Aida fabric?

[@carolinagirlstitcher]

I’m wondering the same thing. 🤔

[@bettytucker727]

Can you do the queen stitch on Aida?

[@Hexagonstitches]

I think you would have to pierce the centre of an Aida block.

[@StitchinMommy]

@@bettytucker727 In order to stitch the queen stitch on Aida, you would need to either pierce the squares or stitch the entire sampler larger. If you stitch everything using just the holes of the Aida, the overall stitch count would be double what it states in the pattern.

[@bettytucker727]

@ thank you.

[@nancycooper432]

What range of temperatures do you use? I'm from Ohio where temperatures can range from below zero to over 100 in the course of a year. Do you use ten degree increments or could you add colors and do five degree increments? What do you recommend?