Slowstitches - Couching 

Your hands are so beautiful, clean. Thank you!

Love what you do. Found out I've been doing couching wrong all these years. Never too old to learn something new.

I am so clad I found your channel. I love slow stitching and watching slow stitching

I love couching. My favorite thing to couch is long pieces of yarn or twisted fabric meandering in wiggles all across a space. I never plan it out too much, just let it go where it does or fill it in. It's wonderful to see all these stitches in detail- inspires me to get stitching!

So many possibilities. 💖💖💖

Love watching you stitch ❤️ love,love cats!! I find humor hearing them lolol thanks for sharing your talent with us ❤️❤️

A playful cat is a happy cat! I can only imagine how great it must be to be able to play in your craftroom! Thanks for the video🍀💖

Thank you for this lesson. I love your couching method. I had not seen it done that way. ❤❤❤

yes everything was clear ;) and definitely inspired more ideas - thank you :)

I would love to "meet" Fred-Fred and your two dogs (one big and one small I think you said). I have found that most crafty people are also animal lovers. Almost every crochet/embroidery/yarn/sewing person on RU-vid that I have ever watched has at least one cat sleeping on their work table. So precious. So please let us see your fur babies........ 🙂 I have never tried couching. In my naivete, I just assumed that one would just go over and over and over the "yarn" to be couched, but the way that you are demonstrating makes sooooooo much more sense. Thank you !!!

I actually loved seeing the back of that large wall hanging. While maybe not aesthetic for a wall hanging, the backs of pieces show off all the work/progress that has gone into e into it better than the front sometimes.

This is a Fun one… a lot of possibilities, thanks

Super another lesson learned. I made a Wabi Sabi quilt each square embellish with crochet thread over scaps random pieces.

I’m just starting slow stitching (2 days ago!) I’m hooked for sure! Thank you for your assistance.

Thank you K3N. I don’t know how I found you but I’m so very happy that I have. I am a quilter but I cannot wait to get started slow stitching. You have inspired me with your lovely attitude and instructive videos. 💕❤️💕❤️

Hello there, I really appreciate and enjoy your podcasts, you have a great imagination and lots of patience but you are very hard on yourself and there is no need to be because you you are in charge. It is all very informative and enjoyable. Thank you again, Merry Xmas and Happy New Year, I have a feeling you will be back before then. Take care.

I continue to admire your creative imagination!🌹

I'm so excited to see your videos. 🤩

Recently I discovered your channel, and I find it very inspiring! I'm really looking forward to the 52 weeks, and I'll definitely join.

It’s Fred’s channel, anyway! Still being inspired by you; I’ve made a running stitch over scraps sideboard runner, I’ve made two sets of coasters from fabric twine and now I’m doing a mat for the coffee table similar to the sideboard runner. My cat also helped me 😸

Hadn’t thought of couching on my slow stitch but I’ll give it a try. Thanks

So appreciate Your very humble approach to helping someone like me ….”a newbie” to believe they should give this a go…….the circle was a perfect explanation of the basics…..as so much can be done with a strand….l.but the second “ organic” piece just opened so many more doors of possibilities…..this series continues to be a gift….

Fred is delightful 🐈‍⬛ Thank you for this tutorial.

That's a fun stitch! Can't wait to try it 🙂

Have learnt a new stitch from you today. Haven't heard of couching before. I'm going to give it a try. Laughed out loud when you cat bumped the camera! Love that they're included 🐕🐈💙

The second one you did, with the wider cloth, almost looks like a holiday wreath. Perfect for the season.🤶🎅

Made my first piece of cloth twine last night, it was very relaxing.

I love couching but I mostly do trailing designs; I just couched some string on my journal cover 😊

Thank you for this tutorial. Your instructions were so clear. I'm ready to start my 1st stitch book, and feel confident to couch the wool I've collected for a lovely border. ❤

I just starting slow stitching this Fall and love it. So relaxing. Love what you make everything.

Thank you so much for a great tutorial 😊

Oooh - I like this one! As you say...plenty of design opportunities - which I wouldn't have thought of if you hadn't pointed them out, so thank you. I love your animals. It was so funny when Fred Fred jumped into your scrap basket! 😂

This is actually one of my favourite stitches! I love to couch bits of fabric, because the texture looks great! Are you also going to talk about French knots? I love French knots 😍 I loved Fred’s participation on the tutorial 😂💙♥️🩷🧡💚💛🤍🩵💜🤎

Thank you again for your lovely teaching. I can’t wait to try this. ❤

When you mentioned 'cat fur', I glanced over to the recent cat whisker dropped by my Maine Coon cat..... hmmmm Later tonight, I'm going to couch his long and thick whisker to my grey wool cloth book cover. There's a small bit of gold colored shiny thread that will give my cover some 'bling' posh too... Lol 🍄🍄

I made a tiny X at the end of a couched circle which seems to hold the fluffy ends nicely.

Thank you so much.

I'm really enjoying your creativity and resourcefulness, thank you for showing me and everyone who may be watching.

Thank you for another interesting video, I will be giving this a go too. 😊💗

Lovely stitch❤. Thank you!

Great tutorial, K3n. I would like to see a sample where the ends of the couching "cord" are left long but I suppose that's just up to individual creativity. Thank you for this lesson.

Brilliant x

Вы очень красивая! И так приятно слышать ваше приветствие hello lovely people ♥️

My craft room has a door - that the cat (Sable) throws herself at and screams at if I shut her out. She's louder than FredFred being a doofus in your scrap basket!

🇧🇷😚😊🙏😘

An added note: women seamstresses in days of yore would go blind due to their time sewing…think tapestries that were hung on walls, the bayeaux tapestry, included.

Muster? lol I’ve always said mustard but now you say it muster it is . When and if I think about it 😂

So do you make the book/cover that your little finished pieces go in?

Very good. What did you say about the 52 weeks next year?

Why can’t we call it “hand stitching “, which is what it is.

Isn’t that Japanese stitching. ..? A true quilt has three layers, that is the definition