Thank you for sharing how you wrote the symbol or the number on the little pieces of paper to indicate the shade designation. I watched several videos and yours was the first one to mark the name/number and attach it to each parked thread. Before your video, I couldn't understand how to tell all those colors apart from each other. Your video was very helpful!

I tried this today and loved it! and i really love the way you explained this method, thank you🙏🏻☺️🌸

This is brilliant! Thank you so much! I’m constantly losing track of what the color is for something I’ve parked, as I try to deal with frustrating confetti on complex designs. I will definitely be using this on my future projects. This tip is making me feel much more confident about being able to put a project down for a few days and not lose complete track of which color thread is which.

Thank you for sharing this simple method. I've wanted to try more complex cross stitch patterns for a while but the parking method most people use, where they put the thread through the next hole that colour needs to be stitched in, scarescthe life out of me. They seem to end up with ten strands of different colours, dangling down out of the same area, and I just know I'd end up with them all tangled! This method seems less confusing to me. I'm going to give it a try 👍

Simple but brilliant idea. Was wondering how to best manage the colors! Need to boost your mic. A little quiet compared to the music. Also be careful with showing designs in terms of copyright. Nice job!

Oh my gosh this is so clever ! Been wanting to try parking method but scared of getting colours confused I will try this :) thank you :))))) x btw excellent work! Xx

Really enjoyed the video. Very good tips. Stay safe.

I hate needle minders so option 1 will suit me perfectly and stop my threads getting tangled. Thanks for sharing.

So I've not heard of this method before, so I'm not sure why you use it. Mostly to be able to identify thread colors? Does this save thread or use more than not using this technique? And I'm wondering how the back looks if you're dragging threads from spot to spot? Sorry for all the questions, thanks for sharing!

Really helpful and clear thank you x

If you're parking and using a kit, will you have enough floss to complete the project?

I’ve been cross stitching for 30 years and never heard of this. I’ve done incredibly complex projects and have never had a problem just marking out wha I’ve stitched. I think having these threads all over ... and little papers would drive me nuts ,but I guess it must work

I'm just still confused on how this works. Lets say that we need to go back to the "C" colour. but the next stitch is far away from where you stopped. What do you do to prevent big lines of thread across the back of your material?

Volume much, too low. 3:05