Hello Emma, threads have always been confusing, especially which ones for what kind of project. Thank you so much, I'll have to watch a couple more times, I was sewing some hexagon flowers for pot holders, and I know I missed a few things. I'll see you in the morning.

Thank you, Emma, so informative. Now I know where I went wrong. Sending Blessings and Thank you so much . xx

Thank you so much for this information. I have enjoyed all of your videos, but this really helped to educate me on some things I was not aware of. I have been a sewist for years, but have fallen down the rabbit hole of EPP thanks to your videos and the calming attitude you show. I also love getting to see some of the products we do not have easy access to here in the US. It's a whole new world! Thanks Emma!

Thank you so much for this lovely video. Currently, I am disappointed in my new threads 🧵 Scanfil. I purchased plenty of it but it’s not suited well for hand sewing in my personal opinion. I was hoping that it would be an upgrade from Guttermann (dreadful for hand work). Sajou gloving thread has been on my wish list for awhile as I prefer working with waxed threads. You are the first that has shown it being used in a way that is practical for me. So thank you for that. I found your video very helpful and you have made me aware of other sewing threads that I didn’t know existed. I guess I am spoiled for choices now. All the best to you and your channel!

Hi Emma, I just discovered your channel, and enjoying and learning and understanding such a lot..thank you very much..Blessings

Thank you so much Emma for another great and informative video. I have been stitching for 60 yrs (of course I was only about 1 yr old when I started LOL) now and still love learning new things and products to use.

Really helpful! Thanks

Thank you for this very useful video Emma. I will refer back to this often when buying new threads.

So glad to see your video today. I look forward to it.

This was very helpful! Tfs!

All your work is beautiful!

Lovely thank you for sharing.

Another beautiful video. So much info thank you .I'm popping over to your website now x

Thank you Emma for such an informative video. I am new to sewing and had no idea about different threads. I am now going to order some you mentioned and try them out. Also I have recently found you on youtube and love your videos . They are relaxing and educational. 😀

Thanks for the great video Emma

I love all your videos. I'm a beginner and all your videos are very very useful and a great inspiration. Thank you Emma!!! ☺️

I love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing. Watching you stitch is a stree reliever and always information. ❤️

Really useful video for me, a beginner, thanks Emma

Yes! lively your info about cotton and polyester threads- sizr and weight- makes a difference when you explain details and why-; Yours are wonderful-! Thank you, Emma🌸❤️

Thank you for the education on the thread Emma

Thank you very much! Very interesting and helpful while I’m starting and was always using the same type. Now I can start buying others with knowledge. God bless you!

Emma, thanks for this and I will be trying some of them out and building up my threads. I've only been |Epping seriously fairly recently and as I really really enjoy it I think I should be using nice thread!. My daughters now know what they can buy me for Christmas!!! lol Janex

A very informative video emma, thankyou. It was interesting to see threads that I'm not familiar with.. sajou and invisifil, that's something I need to look into, I tend to use aurifil, gutermans and dmc. So today will probably be spent trawling the internet looking at threads. Take care sue.xx

I just love your videos. I have been using YLT silk thread but I am going to try the wonderfil. Cx

Thank you so much 😊

I love your house thread box. Is that something you made?

Time to add some thread to my wishlist once I get the technique down. I tried the ladder stitch with cotton thread (can't remember if it is 80 or 50 weight) and it looks amazing (when I remember to pull it tightly)!! Now to practice some more on some 1/2 inch hexies, and maybe try different sizes... then figure out what to do with all the pieces. :P

Can u list the different threads in the description so they can be looked up for ordering. Great video

That was very informative. I will watch again and make notes in my book. Emma, I LOVE to watch you stitch your EPP. So relaxing and your work is impeccable. Do you use a large Hexiform hexagon when you applique a small hexagon flower on top? Does that make sense? I sure wish we had Hexiform shapes here in the US. I did order a small pack from Ashmead but the postage and exchange rate are a fright for me. Take care and thank you for sharing your knowledge. Much love.

Brilliant Emma. Was so useful to know. I have been hand sewing all my life and never gave thread much thought. I now know from listening and learning from your teachings. x

Another informative video Emma. I am liking the Aurifil cotton 80wt and Superior Bottom Line poly 60wt in colour #652. When you sew your hexi pieces together and hexi flowers to a background fabric, are you using one strand or two strands of thread? Thanks!

I loved watching your video , and I would like to try some of the different threads you have shown . Can you please tell me the names as I was unable to see the labels and I wasn’t sure of what you were saying . Thank you 😊. You have such a calm sweet voice it’s very nice to listen to .

Do u have a link for your tiny scissors? I enjoy your videos so much their so calming ...keep them coming

Binge watching your videos!!! Where do you purchase Sajou thread (I'm in the USA) and what size needle do you use?

What is the brand of your glove thread, I have never seen it before and I didn't hear it. Have you heard of a thread treatment called "thread heaven?" It comes in a small blue cube, you hold the thread on it and pull it through. It makes the thread a little stiffer and more slippy, to help sew more easily wih it. It also has a slight strengthening effect. I buy rasant poly wrapped in cotton, thread in 1000m reels and use it for everything. In victoria, australia we have a Quilting ruler and template company "Matilda's Own." I have the multiple sized small hexagon, diamond and triangle sets, made in ruler perspex. Starting at a quarter inch, they go up to 2 inches, in half inch increments. They also make larger shapes sets, which start where the small sets left off. I found a hint to use double-sided sticky tape. Put it on the template and hold against some fabric to pick up a few loose fibres, which stops paper sticking quite so tightly. I then use photocopier paper and stick on the prepared template, and use sharp scissors to cut out my paper shapes, no drawing lines, or lining up scissors on them. I make up as many or as few as I want. I keep them in zip-lock bags. You could also use other things, like interfacing or fabric. The sticky also helps to hold rulers when rotary cutting fabric, and is easily placeable to mark a common size for a larger project, and also easily replaceable when the sticky doesn't work anymore. The larger template sizes can be used to cut the fabric needed. I also have some of "Sue Daley's" epp pattern kits with cut papers, which also include a ruler template for the fabric size needed with the main papers. I just have to shop my fabrics from my stash. I find it much easier to save fabric, with precisely cut fabric patches. She said she likes to play with her paper shapes for inspiration, what fits together neatly as 'just papers' will sew together. I found that mind-blowing fun. Have you tried the apple and clamshell shapes yet? Do you have an "awl," (clover has a good one) to hold the folds neatly, as you apply fabric to the glue especially on curved edges or tiny things? Did you know the odd separation at the top of your plastic thread reels, is a thread holder? You just pull the end against it until it clicks into the space and it will stop it unreeling until you pull it back out. All the best.

Good morning my friend can you tell me the best project to start with thank you

I hope it’s ok to ask ...I recently started using invisifil thread and it slips through the needle many many times while I am sewing epp so I am constantly retreading do you have any tips to stop this happening so frequently