Tip-sy Tuesday: How to start and end your stitches at the front

Welcome to my new series called Tip-sy Tuesday where I will show you tutorials on some basics of cross stitching.

In this first episode, I will show you some methods of how you can start and end your threads at the front. Of course, this is just how I do it - you may do this differently but wanted to show it for others in case they would be interested.

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Happy Stitching!

[toenikern]

I've been cross stitching since I was a kid, and this is the first time I have learned these methods. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial! I'm impatiently waiting to go home to try it out. I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks 😊

[nursedennise]

Wow! I’ve been stitching for years and never knew you could do this. I would love to see the back of your project to see how neat it looks.

[kcfield]

Thank you. I am a visual person. Your tutorial was detailed and slow enough to watch and comprehend. Thanks again.

[Jasmine-ursl]

I have seen a lot of tutorials on these methods, and your tutorial was the best. You did them slowly, spoke in a soothing voice and your camera angle was spot on so I could stop and start as I needed to fully understand the methods. THANK you so much! I have saved a link to your video in my list of best tutorials for future reference. Please feel free to make more tutorials. Thank you for sharing your skills with us.

[sheriwillingham]

Wow, I didn't know there were other starting and ending ways. I just got back into cross stitching. Thanks so much for perfect illustrations and tutorial.

[carolyneasterwood]

Thank u so much — this is the clearest demonstration I have seen😊😊

[barbkennedy]

Just starting cross stitch so very helpful. Thank you!

[cindyantonsen]

This was informative I wish I had known these methods when I could really see the small squares have had to give this up.

[aracelysoto]

This has been the best tutorial I’ve seen 👏🏽👏🏽 thank you for sharing! Definitely saved me some frustration lol

[LilyClark-cq]

Your instructions are very clear. Thank you.

[alliziscrafty]

This tutorial was incredibly helpful. I just started using a Lowery stand and flipping my pieces over has been driving me nuts. Thank you!

[marisolreyes]

What a cool lead-in title. I’ve been waiting for this tune…thank you.

[gabysandoval]

Thanks for the tutorial! It was super helpful!!

[ericasuperman]

Will try this on my next work. I usually go under lines on backside

[ursulatillmann]

❤auch wenn es schon 2 Jahre her ist, super toll erklärt, vielen, vielen Dank. Endlich weiß ich wie es geht.❤herzliche Grüße ❤

[EmmaB]

Thank you for this tutorial! It was very helpful! 🤩

[marliegirl]

Nice clear instructions and great camera work!

[user]

I thread my needle using the loop end and just push it through the eye and sometimes I’ll moisten it if it doesn’t work after a few tries. Works 99% of the time w/o threader 😊😊😊

[cathymayfield]

Thank you for this video. I am a new subscriber .

[brookiewallcintron]

Hi! I was wondering if you have a video on how to do this same method with three strands? Start and stop from the front using three strands of floss.
Thanks so much!