Where and How I Stitch. Tools, Anchor, Backside. No talking. ASMR

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[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Some of the tools I bought from 123stitch: Snag needle www.123stitch.com/item/Clover-Needlecraft-Clover-Snag-Repair-Needles/C2512 Thread magic www.123stitch.com/item/Taylor-Seville-Thread-Magic-Round/TLR-214033

[@johnhipp604]

What is her name in the video

[@johnhipp604]

What is your name in the green shirt

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi John! My name is Olesya

[@onomatopeyaopeya6993]

And this is what makes artist an artist. You dont need to buy things but be clever and use things around you wisely. Thank you for the video.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you for the kind words! 🥰

[@jamiwomack2129]

I'm very envious of the drum tight fabric you get. The snag nabbit is one of my favorite tools. The snap was genius. TFS

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! Thank you! Actually, even half a year ago I did not even think having drum tight fabric on my end. I have thought it is too complicated. And bought special tool from AliExpress to have it a little bit better. But appeared it is much easier to get good tension on it than I’ve thought. And I found all the materials at my home. Regarding snag needle. Totally! Now I have two of them just in case one is lost. Can’t imagine I have to wait one week until new one comes 🙀🤣

[@gailmaltese7277]

The snap on the threader is GENIuS! I was also trying to determine how to make it magnetic! Thanks.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Agree! I have 10 non-magnetic threader and just one magnetic one 🙀.

[@letitbe342]

It's so interesting to see your accessories in details. And birds are singing so sweet and loud! Inspirational and unusual video. And useful as well. 🌹🌹🌹Thanks a lot, Olessia!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you Helen! Yeah, sometimes when birds sit very close to a window they can be loud. Because of some birds some of my videos are much shorter 🫣 they want so much to be KZbin stars 😂

[@nicola.p]

Everything is so simple and made using simple items, but every single one of them is pure genius and does the job perfectly. 😍

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you so much! 😘😘😘

[@mm-qm9zh]

Yes, my thoughts exactly! 😊 Meline

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you Meline! 🥰😘😘😘💐

[@letitbe342]

Your working place looks very comfortable. Hope it helps to stitch faster.🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! Not sure about stitching speed, but it is relaxing and peaceful for sure 🥰

[@susannorris5674]

This is so cool! Thank you for sharing your tools!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you Susan! 🥰💐

[@sjernfel]

wow, using a button-snap closure to make your needle threader magnetic is genius!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! 🥰😘

[@fabifabilou6669]

hello, you are very well installed and this office chair is the best. I have never seen one with an extension to extend the legs. your large organizer that you use on this embroidery includes all the necessary colors I suppose? I had seen videos of the same style where all the threads were prepared on a foam pipe cover like you have on your lamp. I think the girl prepared several needles and stuck them in but it takes up space this way because the needles are stuck vertically to the support, if you know what I mean 😉. On the other hand, your idea is interesting. have you ever made a video for this organizer? It shouldn't be complicated to make. thank you for this great video. have a nice day😊. Kisses from Belgium

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! Yes, I had a video sometime ago about this type of organizer. It is in this playlist Speed of stitching. Tips kzbin.info/aero/PL0Br0oZrnL736WLOV6KMNKVES6R7stP7S You are totally right - it is not complicated and easy to make. I don’t like vertical thread keepers. I always catch my nails with them. Awful. In this one I have all dmc colours for every project and separated similar organizers for blends. Kisses from Canada

[@darielka06]

Trafiłam na ten kanał przypadkiem, ale zostaje. Dzięki formie asmr nie potrzeba znać żadnego języka. Naprawdę wspaniały filmik 🩷

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! Thank you so much! I am very to happy to see people all over the world. Especially if we all speak the same language of stitching! 🥰😘💐

[@KelleysQuiltsandCruises]

That was very interesting to see. Thanks. 😃❤️🇨🇦

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! 🥰🇨🇦

[@LadyWiggin]

So very interesting to see your tools and how you work

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! 🥰💐

[@JustJan2662]

I loved this! Would love a closer look at how you store floss for each project. That looks very interesting!

[@JustJan2662]

Found your floss storage video! Very clever. Love it.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Oh! Nice you found it! Yeah! It is very convenient way to store all the threads in one place. This organizer it is definitely compact and useful. Like it a lot!

[@Elena_L04]

Олеся уже всё может рассказать без слов 🥰

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Ага🤣 буквально неделю назад я думала, что это видео точно придется рассказывать и на 2х языках снимать. А вон она какая придумчивая! 😂

[@luciehonkova4372]

Beautiful and inspiring video. I was wondering if the pens you use to make the grid are washable. And where did you buy them? Thank you very much and I look forward to more videos 😊

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! My pens I bought from Staples. Stationary store. I have similar ones from Aliexpress. I just like these ones “Paper Mate” a little bit more. Regarding if they are washable. Usually they disappear if you wash with hot water or when you iron it. There is another option: you can try to buy watercolour pencils. They disappear after cold water washing. Just don’t forget to test it before real use

[@luciehonkova4372]

Thank you, I use pen from Prym, but these are looking amazing 😏

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@luciehonkova4372 I might be wrong, but I am worried that erasable markers like prym might appear back after several years. I have heard about situations like this. But it was not about prym in particular though. So, I believe in pens and pencils a little bit more 🤗. Don’t want to have gridded face on a wall in a couple years. 🙃 But again. Don’t want to scary you. Just suggest to be very conscious about markers

[@samodiva_]

that rubbery/silicone circle to pull needles out is so smart! I use pliers... and yes I break needles!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! I bought that rubber circle from a dollar store in kitchen section. It is a jar opener. Very useful! I have thought about pliers, but they are too heavy and take more time to take it and put back. With jar opener you can cut it to a 3 cm circle and it will be even more useful and easy to have it on hand 🥰

[@Elena_L04]

Вот откуда эти скорости! С такой-то организацией рабочего пространства! Круто 👍

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Спасибо! Да, пространство располагает 🥰

[@maribelle270]

Hola Alisa me gusto mucho ver tu espacio de bordar y tus utensilios, muy organizado. Me encantan tus vídeos. Un beso desde España 😘

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi Maribelle! Happy to see you! Thank you for your kind words. 😘😘😘 from Atlantic coast

[@paquilaobaez7786]

Tienes todo super bien puesto ,así me gusta también a mí ,la idea del enebrador es super buena ,como la organización de hilos . fantástico. Besos desde Barcelona 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you for your kind words! Kisses from Nova Scotia 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@BassingirlCrafts]

❤ Such great ideas! Thank you!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! Glad you like them! 🥰😘

[@jocollins324]

Wonderful!! I’m jealous ❤❤❤❤❤

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Oh no! There is nothing to be jealous about. It is very simple and easy to make. Only one thing is expensive. It is the lamp. And taking into consideration amount of time I am going to use it I consider it as an investment into my eyes health. Other than that is just a matter of time to collect 🤗😘

[@emveecee]

What an amazing setup, and how wonderfully organized!!! I am very impressed! (I love your maple leaf needle-minder. Are you in Canada?)

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! Thank you! Yes, you are totally right, I live in Canada, Atlantic provinces. And couple years ago I bought some materials online and found there this nice needle-minder. I can try to find a link to this store if you want to check what they have else

[@sabdelro]

i've been stitching for years and i still learned so much from this video! if i may ask, what's the rubber circle for?

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! I am happy that my video is useful for you! 🤗 rubber circle is a jar opener for kitchen. In stitching I use it to pull out a stuck needle. Sometimes there are so many threads on the backside so it is almost impossible to move a needle only with hands

[@sabdelro]

@@StitchingMasterpieces oh, i see! thank you so much for clarifying ❤i was never formally taught how to cross stitch, just something i saw my nanny doing one day and i got curious! it's why my own "styles" are actually probably something "real" stitchers would consider heinous 😂 i don't push my needle all the way in, rather do it as if i was sewing a shirt more than cross stitching so i had no idea needles could get stuck! but i really appreciate videos like these because they help me pick up more things about stitching that i would never have known otherwise haha

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@sabdelro I know this technic were you don’t pull a needle all the way up. But I noticed that cross stitches this way are not the same as with usual up and down stitching. Your way is much faster, but I feel like regular approach is better for me, because I find that “up and down” stitches are neat and big project looks even more interesting with even stitches. I don’t care about back side but tend to have as good as I can my front side 🤗

[@sabdelro]

@@StitchingMasterpieces oh, for sure! so for my own personal pieces or pieces that will be framed and hung, my method works well for me since i've been doing that for about 15 years, haha! but for the pieces i'm selling unframed i take much better care of both the front and back of those 🙈 but the pieces you showed in this video actually really took my breath away because they already look so good and complicated even from that just bit that was shown! i'm so glad as well to find a community for stitching here ❤ really appreciate it :)

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@sabdelro I’ll be honest with you. Before I have started to stitch my first full coverage design I though it is too complicated and what the point to spend a year or so on just one project. But now I feel completely different way. It does not seem to be a big difference in stitching. Almost the same. Take a thread. Stitch. Anchor. Take a new one. But the result is amazing. I feel like I am an artist. And now I can make real masterpieces. It is not about me if we talk about paint and paper 🤣. But with the threads I know I’ll get predictable results. Which is amazing! Now I don’t feel that months of work is waste of time. Just now I switched my perspective from “I need to finish it” to “I enjoy every stitch and process. Doesn’t matter when it will be done” Totally agree with you! It is so amazing to have people who understand this magic! Even with my husband’s support it does not fell the same. Here we have a community and spirit of it, you are right. 🥰

[@mariazeeb2354]

I love your chair. Where did you find that? Also I’ve never seen scissors like that. Could you tell us where you got those please. I’m also in Canada 🇨🇦 in the prairies.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! Nice to see a “neighbour” here 🥰! I am in NS. Scissors my essential tool. They are super handy to not damage fabric 123stitch.com/item/Havels-Double-Curved-Embroidery-Scissors-35/HAV-30040 Regarding the chair, I’ll find a link and will respond in a couple mins to you.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Found it! This one for the chair. Similar ones I saw on Amazon as well www.shopperplus.ca/p-393686-mofc-mc-1094e-ergonomic-mesh-office-chair-with-auto-balance-segmented-backrest-black-moustache#sku422703

[@mariazeeb587]

@@StitchingMasterpiecesThank you. Yes it is nice to see someone from Canada 🇨🇦 on here. I love your video. Great ideas.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@mariazeeb587 thank you so much for your support! 🥰😘😘😘

[@FofodaEnterprise]

What program do you use? Pattarn keeper or Saga? Sorry for my English)

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! Your English is perfect! But you can write in your language. Google helps to translate easily. I stitch with Saga. Much better IMO. Love this app. I stitch 3 times faster with it

[@maggielopez947]

Where do you get your frames from?? I need some for bigger HAED projects

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! At this point I stitch on my own frames that my husband made for me. I have three videos showing them in a detail. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qabOf2uEi9Sieqcsi=KFlANwLjC3DhXKB- kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3yanKJ8fsesn6csi=Z0fBi9zQL_8MFWBi

[@maggielopez947]

Omg awesome! I thought so, they look really nice! Thank you 😊

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

🥰hope you find it helpful. Some of them not so difficult to make 🤗

[@lesleysmith9062]

Hello what pen are you using plese

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! I use erasable by heat pen. In my case it is “Paper Mate”. But there are lots of different options in local stores and online. Just test them before use to make sure they disappear on the canvas after ironing

[@asdqwe5128]

Що це ручки? Розкажіть про них будь ласка

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! These pens are erasable by heat. So, they disappear when I wash the fabric in hot water or when I iron the final project. This particular pens I bought from “staples”. It is a Canadian store. Some similar ones I have from AliExpress. So, you can check sometime similar in your stationary store or on AliExpress

[@victoriab3053]

Gracias, gracias y mil gracias!!! 😊. Agradezco q no hables en los videos, una imagrn vale mas q mil pslabras. Una suscriptora más.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Lo siento, a veces tengo que hablar y no puedo hacerlo en todos los idiomas posibles. 🥰 No se española pero espero que google lo haga 🤣 feliz costura 😘

[@victoriab3053]

@@StitchingMasterpieces goglee sí traduce 😉. Feliz domingo.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@victoriab3053 Feliz domingo para ti también querido amigo 😘

[@victoriab3053]

Hola!! Cómo me veo tus vídeos varias veces me surgen dudas nuevas 😉. Me fijé q no enmarcas los cuadros ¿cómo los cuelgas en la pared? ¿los firmas?.¿ Cómo tienesctantas agujas sin enhebrar? Esto te lo pregunto porque tienes el organizador de hilos y agujas y me ha llamado la atencion tantas agujas sin enhebrar en el imán. ¿El enhebrador a mi me rompe el hilo, o lo uso mal (lo compré en bazar chino) o el hilo es de mala calidad 😔, el mio sin imanes. Un abrazo y perdona por tantas preguntas 😇.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@@victoriab3053 Hola! Coloco mis trabajos terminados en una pared con alfileres. En ese caso, no gasto mucho dinero en enmarcarlos y aún así tengo paredes bonitas. Al mismo tiempo, puedo moverlos súper rápido y fácilmente si necesito reubicarlos. Siempre tengo muchas agujas listas para usar. Por lo general, pongo algunas adicionales en una caja y algunas en un imán. Si coso con el método de estacionamiento, dejo las agujas en el hilo colgando del lienzo. Si me sobra hilo y lo coloco en mi organizador, lo coloco con la aguja. En la mayoría de los casos, no me preocupa si no termino un hilo, es mejor cortarlo y colocarlo en un portahilos. Compré mi enhebrador en Aliexpress, pero no lo uso tan a menudo. Sí, puede dañar un poco el hilo. Para que sea magnético, le coloco un alfiler de tela. 🥰😘

[@leticiaparedes2088]

Excelentes ideas, te felicito desde Mexico

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! It is always nice to see you on my channel! 🥰 greetings for Canada, Atlantic provinces 😘