White Threads FlossTube 100 - more about using embroidery hoops

[@katebrown3291]

100 videos - amazing. Thank you so much!

[@susantalbot1054]

Merry Christmas. Look forward to your flosstube editions in2022.

[@liliankok1070]

A 100 floss tubes! Congrats on this amazing number. Looking forward to the next 100. Happy Christmas!

[@JoAn-xb3xh]

Thank you very much for all your flosstubes and your experience that you are sharing. I learnt a lot, since I discovered you. 😃 I am a beginner stitcher and I admire the neatness of your work. By the way, the question of today was answered for me, too. Thank you again and have a nice holiday.

[@yvettestanton]

Thanks Andree! It's lovely to know to that my videos have helped you!

[@toodycassidy5279]

A joy indeed Yvette! Thank you "SEW" much!

[@janicepardy2143]

Great tutorial once again. Have a great Christmas and a happy New Year. Hope you have some time for yourself and your family. Cheers from Jann

[@sarahshadlow7108]

Thank you for your willingness to share your knowledge and skill through KZbin videos, classes and your books. Wishing you and your family a blessed Christmas, and a very happy New Year.

[@yvettestanton]

Thank you Sarah! Thanks for your contribution to my Floss Tube!

[@beejayem42]

I look forward to your 2022 Flosstube editions Yvette. Have a happy and blessed Christmas! 🐨🙏

[@yvettestanton]

Thanks Beverley!

[@lindabrick2812]

Thanks for answering my question. And as always thanks for sharing your knowledge of needlework :) happy holidays!

[@yvettestanton]

My pleasure, Linda.

[@lindasmyk1242]

Happy Holidays! I love your videos. Thank you.

[@yvettestanton]

Thanks Linda.

[@varshakean6331]

Have a happy Christmas and a blessed new year

[@yvettestanton]

Thank you Varsha!

[@susantalbot1054]

Merry Christmas to you and your family. Look forward to more of you videos next year.

[@yvettestanton]

Thank you Susan!

[@tim1724]

For working on banding or other narrow pieces of fabric I'd use either a scroll frame or a slate frame rather than a hoop.

[@yvettestanton]

Yes, that makes a lot of sense. However, the question was asked if how people could use a hoop for narrow fabric, and I was answering that. Some people only have hoops, so this information is helpful to them.

[@teresinharoberts6421]

Thank you!

[@yvettestanton]

My pleasure, Teresinha. Thanks for the question!

[@LizzieG-tn8xu]

Hi Yvette, Thank you very much -- such a helpful video! Might you have any advice on how to place velvet fabric into the hoop? Does the fabric recover after it has been squished inside of the hoop? Any tips on how to reduce damage? Thank you in advance for any advice on this!

[@yvettestanton]

I haven't embroidered on velvet, so cannot advise. I would suggest a frame with the whole piece of fabric stretched across it would likely be a better solution for velvet than a hoop that moves around.

[@toodycassidy5279]

Simply because I don't know, please Yvette could you let me know if you have any info / Floss Tubes / books on Hapsburg Lace Embroidery? Many thanks

[@yvettestanton]

No, sorry, I don’t.

[@alfonsinaraiola4102]

Dove comprare i tuoi libri? complimenti sei bravissima

[@yvettestanton]

If you're in Italy, as I suspect, I suggest Tombolo e Disegni or Casa Cenina.