Hi, this is mostly decorative. If you want to ensure the stitches stay in place, you might consider strengthening the back of your work with fabric glue or iron-on interfacing.
😅Ma amma daggara elanti needles na chinna thanum lo oka guppedu 40 years mundu choosanu . kani avi yenduku use ani naku theliyadu ayina kooda nenu guchi choosedanni aa tharvatha naku dani gurinchi gurthuku vasthuone untundi edi chusina tharvath naku balyam gurtu vachindi. Aa tharvatha nenu chala try chesanu yekkadayna kanipisthayani . Thank u soooooo mach na anandaniki haddulo levu . Thank you, thank you, thank uuuuuuuu
I always wonder if you are done with punching and your work is complete, won't the stitches get unstitched from behind if you move or touch it too much? Can I do it on my T-shirts?
I bought linen specifically for embroidery punch needling and it’s not working..🥲 It’s like the holes are just large enough for the looops to be super loose but the other fabrics are too tight😂🤦🏻♀️
Hello, I was wondering cause Im so new to all this. Can a regular material like a pillow case slip be embroidered with a punch needle with embroidery floss/thread? Instead of a hand held embroidery sewing needle? Thank you!!
Hi, a pillowcase is usually a bit too thin. Also, you would want to wash the pillowcase, which is difficult with punch needle. So overall I wouldn't recommend it.
This was so incredibly helpful to show me how to check I've got it right before getting too far in. Wasn't sure if i had yarn or needle wrong... It's actually both 😮 At least I know now!
Hi, I've used a fine jute / burlap fabric here. Please check out ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aHggBDok888.html for my advice on fabrics to use. Thanks!
Explanation is wonderful...👍👌👌plz let me know the beginner's to about the quality of fabric's and what type of threads u have used this ...thank u so much ..
