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@lemmy_stitch @crossstitch @embroidery @textilearts @fiberarts @fibrearts So! I've posted the Iris Color Chart, their conversions and my own conversions in case anyone else buys Hobby Lobby's thread packs and wants to have an easy(er) time of converting to DMC. They are the Primary, Pastel and Variegated Colors thread packs, and Iris apparently sells to Michael's and other retailers too. #HappyStitching! ๐Ÿ˜„

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I decided awhile back that I won't share fully completed #PrayerCloths to groups because I know they offend some people & I want to be sensitive to that. But I thought it may still be okay to share progress before the Scripture is added. If any are interested in seeing it finished, I'll post that to my page with #CrossStitch & a few others.

#CrossQuilting #Embroidery #TextileArts #FiberArts #FibreArts

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Me (at 4:45PM): I'll #CrossStitch for 15 minutes before I start cooking dinner.

Husband (five hours later): Can we order Domino's before they close at 11???

#Handmade #ProCraftInation

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Found this on YouTube in relation to project prep & organization & thought I'd share. I already have my own way I prep & organize for projects, but I still thought it was amazing & that someone else may want to see if it works for them. The video also shows some clips of how they organize floss into binders, though not how they do that part, and I thought that was pretty ingenious too.
https://youtu.be/tmj7ELFcqHc?si=pqWIslhs2bd9Ybog

[โ€“] [email protected] 0 points 5 months ago (1 children)

@Hobbes_Dent Sorry about that. I've copied the link from my YouTube and going to try to add it to my post in case there's any more problems with it.

[โ€“] [email protected] 2 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

@KittenBiscuits @LaunchesKayaks I use my compression gloves all the time while stitching. They help reduce fatigue and swelling...and they make my hands look fancier while I'm working! ๐Ÿ˜‰

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[โ€“] [email protected] 0 points 6 months ago

@Fermion Yes. A #TrolleyNeedle is a type of #LayingTool, though the manufacturer says it can be used for other purposes too. In #CrossStitch, a laying tool is used to make sure stitches lay flat. I use mine to help me catch knots starting to form as I'm #Railroading stitches so the don't get unmanageable. I also feel that they look much nicer combining the Railroading with the use of the trolley needle.

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This is how I use a #TrolleyNeedle as a #LayingTool while #Railroading in #CrossStitch . I apologize I couldn't do a longer video than about two stitches--it told me my video was too large to upload otherwise.

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[โ€“] [email protected] 4 points 7 months ago (1 children)

@WarmSoda I found it on Facebook quite a while ago. It made me laugh, so I saved it and just found it again, so I just had to share some giggles. ๐Ÿ˜„

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...I think this about sums me up most of the time. Not my design, but it works!

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Found this on Facebook. Really cool way to finish edges on #CrossStitch projects for those who also know how to #Crochet.

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/YBCkJxi1GkQ8tpQm/?mibextid=D5vuiz

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 7 months ago

@catsdoingcatstuff @MrJameGumb Especially while winding Bobbins so the can get tangled up in a free end...

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 7 months ago (1 children)

@MrJameGumb I still do all mine by hand. ๐Ÿ™‚ I have a bit of OCD, especially when it comes to organizing cross stitch & other creative supplies. But I'm also a little strange to most people because I actually enjoy winding bobbins almost as much as I enjoy stitching. I think I was just wired to love textiles, art, crafts--anything creative altogether, whether it has to do with the supplies to make pretty things, organizing them, designing a new project, kitting it up--whatever. I just love it all!

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 7 months ago (3 children)

@MrJameGumb Bobbins, floss caddies, all fabric in a computer bag, most tools in floss box with one section always open for ORTS (cleaned out following each project). Also have some "Stitch Folios" to keep hoops, larger fabric scissors, some craft baggies and a few other things in like pin backs, D-rings and split rings (for key chain fobs), etc. Extra skeins are in a gallon sized ziplock in the same computer bag as the fabric. I use the Thread Stash app to help keep track of embroidery floss.

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I found this on Facebook and thought others might also like to explain to their #BetterHalf (as I have been endeavoring to do and failing miserably at) that we have to #Stitch #ForHealthReasons. ๐Ÿ˜‰

Anyone who is successful at this mission, please advise the rest of us how you accomplished such a great feat.

#CrossStitch #Embroidery #Crochet #Knitting #Quilting #Sewing #Textiles #TextileArt

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