I forgot to add: -> use a laser printer to avoid color bleeding when sprinkling the water! -> It's washable as long as you wash it not hotter than 30 degree and with a low spinning cycle. Delicate setting is also working. If you want to be 100% sure to not ruin it hand wash it :). ILY
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Another tip is use Printable Sulky Self Adhesive Fabri-Solvy. You literally print the image on this product, stick to your fabric and start stitching! It is washes away with water!
@@101sweetflower you can also go to Joann's or Michael's and it should be in an embroidery/sewing aisle (i found it in the same aisle when i found my tapestry needles or at least that's how my Joann's is organized)
Oh my god I watched a video of this guy on insta stitching a purple sweater and I was like OMG that's so cool. So I bought a few things to stitch on amazon lol, and was watching some tutorials to learn how to embroider, didn't expect seeing him here but HE IS EXACTLY WHO I WAS LOOKING FOR. PS:I know this probably made 0 sense lmao.
Just a reminder: you dont really need an embroidery hoop if it's too expendive for you. You can use the top part of a disposable plastic pot. There's probably some tutorials on the internet. Also, I just LOVE this embroidery design so much, thank you!!!!!
I didn't realize there were guys my aged that loved crafts. You are the first guy i know in my life to love crochet embroidery etc. I think I am in love
Tip: make the design of whatever you want t put on a hoodie, on a separate piece of cloth or whatever you guys call it. Then when you are done with it cut around the edge very carefully so you dont accidently cut the string. When you cut it off sew it or iron it to a hoodie or what you are tring to put it on. Ironing is a lot easier but sewing is a lot better.
Oh wow this is an awesome tutorial! Very clever trick with the paper and the water. This is amazing and definitely inspired me to try embroidery... I always thought it was super difficult but this really simplified it :)
The printing technique is really helpful. I've always wonder how will I be able to draw an art for embroidery, cuz I'm not good in drawing, now I learned a new technique. Thank you! 💖
Heyy Henri could you please make a video about how to crochet & how you learned crocheting?? And I really like your smile :)) keep on doing the good work
thank you have liked and subscribed first video that actucally shows how slow steps can understand most rush thru and my old brain cant think that fast. keep helping others learn.
This is the perfect time for me to get recommended this, I just re-watched Avatar the last Airbender a couple days ago and I just bought some basic stuff to start embroidering
I’m really happy that I found your video. It’s my first time embroidering. I’m very excited!! Thanks so much for the tips. Love Avatar GAng, by the way
So brilliant! Love the water spray on water idea.. i can go embroider all our photos now! Would recommend those embroidery stands that tilt upwards and can free up your left hand.. can totally feel ur neck and shoulder ache during ur embroidery
This was so helpful, thank you very much. I embroidered a cotton T-Shirt for my boyfriend with an ingame-character, and it turned out quite good ❤ hug to you!
this is literally the best tutorial ive seen!! definitely very inspiring for someone like me whos never embroidered... thank you so much :) i love your editing style too lmao
You can also use carbon or tracing paper instead of pinning down the paper if you don't feel comfortable or don't have high(er) quality printer paper :) I love how this turned out though! I'm going to start looping under my details as well, it looks a lot neater.
Yessss. Loves it. Just got into embroidery because I love sewing but it's not easy to just whip out the sewing machine when you're bored and have 30 mins. Thanks for this
Highly recommend stick and stitch paper if u have a printer. The colors from my paper bled onto the fabric. Not a huge deal but will probably need to cover it up
