@mel.part: The basics of sewing a blanket stitch, from start to finish. In this tutorial we’re starting with how to set up your thread, starting your stitch, the basics of the blanket stitch, and how to tie it off in the end. My other tutorials break it out into different posts, but for this one you can start and finish all in one video. The blanket stitch is the most used stitch in my felt crafts. Whether I’m making a Polaroid frame, ornament, birthday crown, or prize ribbon, chances are it has a blanket stitch. This stitch is super versatile and incredibly beginner friendly. ✨✨✨ Follow along as I continue with my getting started with felt crafts series. We’ll be talking about all my favorite tips and tricks, making it easy to start your new favorite hobby. #tutorial #sewing #feltcrafts #blanketstitch #feltornaments
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Wednesday 04 November 2026 22:23:33 GMT
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ninapile :
this could be a dumb question, but why did you start in the middle?
2026-11-05 14:07:39
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Claudia Paz :
Can you please show it on a scalloped or curved edge? I’m struggling with making it look neat on non straight lines 🤦🏻♀️
2026-11-04 23:16:49
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joanne :
Sorry I’m new to all of this. But how do u know how much thread you will need since it looks like it’s like cut? And not connected to the whole source of thread? And how do u tie a knot at the beginning? Just like a normal knot? But at the end of the thread?
2026-11-05 14:37:11
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Waverly Maddox :
Do you have any videos on how you add/sew the beads to your projects?
2026-11-05 01:07:43
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Bierly :
Are you taking only a few strands of the embroidery floss or the full strand?
2026-11-05 01:04:01
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Erika Van Es | Mom Baby RN :
Can this be done with regular fabric or only felt? I don't know if regular fabric would be too flimsy, I've only ever seen it done with felt
2026-11-04 23:39:14
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