Thanks! I decided to try starting with a loop and now wanted to end. I like this. ❤

Thank you so much for demonstrating the loop stitch finish. I’ve been doing a sampler on Aida cloth & was using pin stitch finishes which can be hard to do accurately on Aida. Your finish is aesthetically pleasing and convenient. Thanks!

Thank you! I didn't know you could do the loop finish without the pin stitch also!

This is the only video I have seen that a stitcher uses one thread and goes over one stitch, using the loop method to end their thread. Thank you so much for this great video.😊 6:40

Thank-You! I really enjoy seeing cross-stitch and methods that everyone uses!

oh my goodness I can't thank you enough for this video!!!! I kept seeing videos of people ending their loop by anchoring it randomly between other stiches but I knew that only worked for full coverage pieces. Thank you so much for this!!!

Oh wow, thank you! This makes perfect sense. I might actually go back to cross stitch, I stopped as I hate flipping to finish on the back. Thank you!

I love your ending stitch looks great.

You are really good at this! Tat q snap really looks good...... New stitchers are going to love it❤️❤️❤️

Omg what a game changer! I never could get the back of my work to look that neat when I anchored on the back. Thanks so much for sharing can't wait to try on my granddaughters sampler.

I’ve been working on Fruits of plenty unconsciously wishing for something like this. Thank you so much for sharing! This will definitely make the work go a little faster.

I do full coverage pieces. I got enabled and I am loving the HAEDs right now. I know I probably will change over time but this sure will make the back of projects neater for my full coverage and smaller ones as well. Thank you!

Extremely helpful! Forever grateful!

Expertly demonstrated! And THANK YOU SO MUCH for having a beautiful manicure! It grosses me out to see demonstrators with grotty, sloppy fingernails. 😂

Thanks or sharing all the tips and tricks you share. This is awesome. Happy stitching

Yes! I was hoping to see this today after seeing yesterday's. I like the way you do things! This is going to make my life so much easier! Thank you!

Ahhh this is perfect!!!! Thank you so much for doing these types of videos as I am currently doing a couple of full coverage with a lot of confetti. This is a brilliant idea that will help with all my "tails" I have stitched to the front to stitch over on the back. Makes for a much neater looking front and back on a 1 over 1on a 32 count fabric. 💕

Love it, I have used the single strand start since you showed it in your other video. I will be using this to end as well. Thank you x

Thank you so much for this info. The single thread loop stitch, start and end, is a fantastic solution. I'm doing a large back stitch only piece and it's hard to find a place to start and end threads in a single line of thread. I just tried it for a start and it worked perfectly. I tried to end a thread but it was too short so I'll get it this time with a longer end piece.

Love this tip 🤗 I am doing it on 14 count with 2 strands , thanks

Thank you for this video! I will be trying this!

I love this video. I’ve learned so much from you

Thank you!! Going to try this method, I use 2 threads so I start with the loop method, but wanted to try a loop method to end.

I have to try this. Thanks so much.

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!

I am definitely going to try this

I'm going to give this a go, I've been doing the loop but always ended with a pin stitch (the buried between the threads thing) but it's costing me way too many bent needles...

That is so awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Brilliant! Defo gonna try thank you⭐

I’m going to try this method 😍😍👍👍

Great tutorial! Thanks

Yes, thank you 🙏🥰🥰

Every ti e I try doing this loop end, it always come loose unless I do a pin stitch or bury the thread!

Ran into problem of 1st or last stitch coming loose and had to frog and re-stitch area. Also happened with both start and stop So since I didn’t want take up new hobby of frogging loose areas…. SO HERES HOW I FIXED IT. I was doing Neurenschwein Castle from Merjetka and changed out piece of 18-20 ct aida At start…. Go down in desired square BUT come up in middle of aida square and place 1/2 pin st in center Then come up in desired st for Loop and finish as your demo TO END…. I bring 1/2 pin stitch in center of square to then do 1 loop method for both halves of “X” and bring thread from back thru middle aida square next to worked stitch with 1/2 pin stitch worked then back thru pin stitch and snip thread This locks ends down tight Linda T

I tried this as a little sample but was able to easily pull the stitch out. I followed the steps and tried several times but they all just came out. Would love this if it was secure.

I will try this today. I'm constantly flipping and sometimes it can be annoying. I also tried this loop method on 2 strands and I find that I'm wasting less thread that way.

Awesome!!!

I’m so glad I found this! Many other people who teach this same method always like to pin stitch at the end in addition to the loop finish and I was hoping that the loop finish alone would be secure enough and I can avoid dragging the thread away at the end to have to stitch over with other colors How long have you been using this method and you never saw it get undone with just the loop stitch alone?

Very good tutorial, and the view is terrific. The best. Wondering if that app for your charts you are using cost anything.

I have used this method in the past and had my stitches come undone after a while. Maybe i tugged it to much when clipping the thread, I don’t know, it is a possibility 🤷‍♀️ Keeping in mind i might want to wash it when its done, i stopped using this method and went back to my usual ways of start ending.

Why do you complete your crosses beginning on the left again?

Are the stitches nice and tight, not coming out? Will this work with two strands on 18ct? I usually use pin stitches. But they are horrible to get out. I do full cover pieces. Thanks

I have another question, do you think that would be secure enough of an end for an isolated stitch?

That’s great for one strand. Can this work using two strands? I work on 14 count.

This is great, would that also work with 2 strands?

I don't understand why she's using only one strand on 18. I stitch with 2. How does this technique of ending with loop work with 2 strands?

Can you use this method with 3 strands of DMC?

I wonder if you can do the same thing with 2 strands?