Wheat Fields - Embroidery Tutorial

This is the full project tutorial video that accompanies my Wheat Fields Pattern. This pattern is beginner friendly and can be found on my etsy shop using the link below. Happy Stitching!
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[@lady_Bulova]

I am just starting to embroider again after 50 years. This is beautiful and a great refresher for me. Thank you, I bought your pattern and I am looking forward to trying this!

[@tranhtheuhangkhoa]

Great choice! Wheat fields are such a lovely subject for embroidery. Looking forward to your tutorial. 🌾🧵

[@riverbirchthreads4791]

Thanks very much :)

[@sam27ellsmere]

Beautiful, thank you

[@riverbirchthreads4791]

😊

[@smgriggs9248]

Beautiful !!

[@yourshitsweakx100]

Pretty. Great work 👏

[@riverbirchthreads4791]

Thank you!

[@SineadVicious]

Amazing!!!!❤❤ please do a autumn/fall pattern like this 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@harrynguyen2751]

Nice! Your videos should be seen by more watchers. May I repost your channel without changing anything on the clean platform named Ganjing World? Thank you!

[@riverbirchthreads4791]

Thank you! Yes share wherever you like :)

[@harrynguyen2751]

@@riverbirchthreads4791 Thank Dear!

[@jillwood161]

I’m a novice embroiderer…what is the difference between 2 strands doubled and 4 strands

[@riverbirchthreads4791]

Hi! There’s no real difference- it’s all technically 4 strands of floss. In this tutorial I double the floss over (so 2 strands with the ends tied) so the actual stitch is made up of 4 strands. I explain it this way because I find it easier for beginners but some people stitch without tying the ends in a knot (something I find more difficult to explain to first time stitchers!)

[@jillwood161]

@@riverbirchthreads4791 thanks so much!