Thread organisation. Questions and answers

[@EmbroideryArtbyNat]

I like this format and I really enjoyed watching it! 💜 Looking forward to seeing more videos like that 😘 I know it can be awkward filming yourself, I feel you there! I'm an introvert too, and it's really amazing that you actually did it! I like your bird embroidery hoop by the way! 🐦

[@Faimyxstitch]

Thank you so much, Nat! Yes, it feels weird to talk out loud for hours with myself basically 😂

[@tranhtheuhangkhoa]

Wonderful

[@karennash3531]

Thank you! This is helpful.

[@Faimyxstitch]

So glad!

[@herbertslops]

Wonderful, thank you!

[@Faimyxstitch]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@amandacox8482]

Loved this format! Are the numbers used to identify different shades uniform across different companies?

[@Faimyxstitch]

Thank you! No, each company has their own range of numbers

[@crealu5806]

I don't understand either why people trow away long pieces of threads that are perfectly usable 🤦🏽‍♀️ I save mine the same way that you do, that way is easier to find a little bit of thread that you need for some detail instead of use a hall new piece of thread 😬 I really like the video ❤

[@Faimyxstitch]

Thank you so much ❤️ completely agree with you!

[@joymg2433]

I would like to know how many stitches of thread you use in embroidery projects to make your work stand out with all the different types of color threads you used in your embroidery projects. Thank you so much!🪡🧵💕

[@Faimyxstitch]

I'm sorry I didn't understand your question. How many types of threads do I use in one project? Or how many stitches or colors?

[@joymg2433]

How many stitches? ☺️

[@Faimyxstitch]

@@joymg2433 How many different stitches are in one project? Usually between 5 and 20

[@joymg2433]

@@Faimyxstitch Thank You So Amazing Much and that's what I need to know!☺️ I'm so thankful I can ask you questions about embroidery!🧵🪡 You're Amazing and your work is Beautiful!😇💕

[@beatrizcarneiro4551]

It may be a dumb question, but if you just need 1 thread, how do you take it of the bobbin?

[@Faimyxstitch]

I cut all 6 strands, my usual length - from wrist to elbow and back. Then I divide the strand I need. After I finish stitching I wind the rest back on the bobbin. Let's say there will be 3 strands left and I need 6 after some time. I unwind the three and cut 6 strands, then wind them back. Hope explanation makes sense ;)

[@beatrizcarneiro4551]

@@Faimyxstitchthank you so much!