Hello, Sarah, Thank you so much for your videos. I’ve never ‘got ‘ blackwork but all of a sudden after watching your Blackwork series I understand it. So thank you very much.

Excellent instruction! Thank you!

thank you so much, i started this new hobby and i found out about the blackwork. So gorgeous! Couldnt find any course about it, then i found you! thank you so much, you are amazing for sharing your knowledge with us

Love her!!!! You can learn with no problem.

Excellent video. Thank you for taking the time to share.

Lovely demo I’m just going to jump in to my pattern. It’s a simple border and I’m impatient. 😁💖 Thank you!

Simplesmente lindo amei🥰💋

Hi Sarah, another great video. Having done several cross stitch pieces over the last two years I have become interested in Blackwork because if it’s infinite geometrical designs. Compared to cross stitch, Blackwork is far more challenging because IMO one needs to work out a number of ‘main routes’ in the piece in order to stitch the design in the most efficient way - not dissimilar to planning a walk with deviations to visit various sites, whilst returning to the main route in order to reach one’s destination. For me, the other challenge and the one I find most difficult, is to ensure that the thread on the underside of the fabric doesn’t show from the front. In your example, there is no problem with the Aida fabric because all the holes in the fabric are ‘filled’ and therefore the thread on the underneath of the fabric will not be visible from the front. However, with the evenweave fabric there are numerous ‘empty’ holes in the fabric which will cause thread on the back to be visible from the front as the thread passes across these holes. Is this a real problem in practice, or am I over complicating matters and worrying unduly ?

Thank you so much for the tutorials. I´ve just discovered my passion for embroidery and you are disclosing a new universe to me. My compliments from Brasil

Hermoso 🥰💟💕💓👍

I have just started getting into embroidery, I'm starting with blackwork, your videos are so clear and helpful. Thank you!

love your work I must visit your shop again. Christmas Will be here before you know it, best regards

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Hello Sarah, i like so much the tutorial videos ,thanks a lot ,but i would like to know if blackwork can be done on black fabric with white threads

I would love to know where you got your frame holder. It holds your frame so secure!

Hello Sarah, thanks for posting this very informative video, not many blackwork tutorials out there for those of us wishing to learn the craft...... what brand of frame is that you are using in the video ? thanks

Why am I seeing a peacock tail?????? Thank you for a very clear, comprehensive video.

The stitch you are doing is not a blackwork stitch...it looks it on the top...but the bottom should look the same as the top and yours doesn't. That was the original beauty of blackwork --it was done on sheer fabrics and especially for collars and cuffs, it would turn-over. The way you do that is with a running stitch that goes out ever other stitch on the top and comes back every skipped stitch on the top...with side stitched done as you pass them. Your work is lovely and from the top, it looks fine...but it isn't legitimately a blackwork stitch...it just looks like it. (SCA needlewoman)