How to Separate Embroidery Floss and Preparing Your Thread for Hand Embroidery

In this video I show you the best way to separate embroidery floss without tangles along with getting your needle ready for hand embroidery.

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Domenica 😀

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[elizabethbruggemann]

I can't thank you enough! I've been wasting so much time and thread trying to pull the treads apart! This is so much easier!

[ishwarilaughing]

Thank you so much, tangled threads were making me crazy! 😊😊

[jenjen]

Thank you so so much! It was taking my a half hour to untangle thread because I was pushing the extra thread back instead of pulling. This only took 1 minute. 💜🙏🏼

[memyself]

This method works like magic! Thank you so much!

[dmwoprd]

thank you so much! This video was really helpful, cause when I first tried separating the threads I made a big mess and wasted a lot of floss 😅

[MissQueeennn]

VERY AWESOME! Thank you for this helpful video (:

[NipponItaly]

I am not an English native speaker, what is the 4th product/tool you are using in this video? Thank you so much, I am a beginner, I've found this video very useful :)

[jalisaramos]

Why do you need to seperate your thread? I love your video by the way! ❤

[pjmar]

Great tips, what is thread heaven? Beeswax or some magic wax?

[kashifsittar]

Thankyou so much it was so helpful <3 Is this thread heaven chalk sort of thing???

[katlady]

You need a cheap needle threader that are worth every penny.

[tarahyde]

When you thread your needle you leave one half of the thread a lot shorter than the end with the knot, why? Why don't you make both sides even in length and knot it? (brand new embroiderer here :)