Diagonal Cross Country Stitching - With Crossover Traveling

Tutorial on a variation of Diagonal Cross Country Stitching

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[deborahreardon]

After a zillion videos, you have given me the method that makes me totally enjoy my projects! I’ve started my first full coverage and is was so daunting before I saw this. It’s perfect for me. I really appreciate your sharing your knowledge and experience.

[juliab.in.stitches]

Thank you so much for this demonstration! I'm trying out a project this way and really enjoying it. Like you said, it gives you the freedom to keep stitching in one color, while also giving it some structure.

[betzie_paintz]

I can’t believe it, finally I have discovered a way to work on a full coverage piece that makes sense. It is genius, an orderly way that allows you to finish the thread on your needle! Thank you so much for sharing. I have the knowledge to tackle one of the patterns that I have downloaded!

[annelefevre]

I just love Stitch W/ Me’s. I really enjoy them.!Thanks for sharing.I learn a lot by just watching.

[marilynmckenzie]

Hi. This was another great follow-up video to your last one! More good info learned by the answers to other viewers questions that I also had. Thanks for sharing! Greetings 🇨🇦

[RaineyDayReads]

This is so satisfying to watch! If only we could stitch as quickly as a timelapse. Lol

[nicholeleta]

Thank you for another wonderful tutorial! I am now ready to tackle a full coverage 🤪 How do you make sure you prep enough thread to cross country?

[lindadulin]

Thanks again for the explanation of Your method! I am waiting for some new materials and then I will start using Your method.

[wampler]

Beautiful work. Thank you for the tutorial. Lots of questions…
1. Do you use a thread conditioner since you’re working with such long thread?
2. How are you ending your thread?
3. What kind of stand are you using?
4. What if you only have one or two more stitches in an adjacent column in the middle? Do you go ahead and catch those as you are traveling diagonally?
We want to see the back. 💗

[beubeuhandcrafts]

Thank you for sharing the way you do this method. You have explain it very well. Take care

[cherylbreedlove]

I really enjoyed this video tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

[madebycacoine]

Thank you so much for this video! Finally, a method that seems to suit me! However, could you explain why it is more beneficial to use diagonals rather than horizontal or vertical lines?

[molliemcmaker]

Thanks for your video!! I am about to start my first full coverage, I’ve watched a ton of videos, and I think I like this method best so I’m going to start with this!! ❤❤❤

[lornabuffey]

Thank you for another lovely stitching session. It’s always a pleasure to watch you stitch

[kristimartin]

Great tutorial, Vani! I think you should do more stitch with me's but without the music. I love hearing the thread go through the fabric!

[maureendownes]

Your videos have just changed my world!!! I am working on my first HAED, 400 across by 585. May I ask you --do you stitch your entire project all the way across the pattern (moving the Q snap as you go, obviously) And then when you've got to start again at the left you move your Q down?

[CraftyMax]

Just subscribed
Thanks for this video gonna give this method a try 😍😍👍👍

[sherridiamond]

Simply love your videos. Binge watching from #1. :) I have learned so much and once again enjoy working on my full coverage pieces. I love the moose you are stitching and look forward to see it coming to life. Would you consider telling us more about yourself and the beautiful province of Newfoundland during the stitch with me videos. I live in Ontario but have never visited Newfoundland. On my bucket list though. Happy Stitching.

[marzipanstitcher]

Yes I agree, finishing a diagonal is a win

[angelakopecky]

This is a great method but I am not ready to try it yet. I taught myself the 10X10 block method with parking and my brain just gets confused any other way. But I have block marks.
Just like you said you had several attempts with parking I know this is going to take watching this video a few more times. Thank you for making this video. 😃