You just made me feel better about how far i carry my threads on my own full coverage pieces.

Thank you for sharing your techniques! This totally makes sense. Thanks again! 🌈

Great tips. Definitely learned some things here. Thanks. Beautiful piece you’ve been working on.

I always like to see how others work on full coverage. We work similar except I grid, can't count to save my life so this helps me a lot and I use the pin stitch a lot now. I also bought the attachment for the Lowery stand except I have to sew an extra piece on the top of my piece to reach the top area to stitch, so still using my hoop. tks for an informative video !

That HAED you are working on is incredible!!! You definitely have a great talent for full coverage pieces! Love your videos!

Love your project .I learned so much about organization. Good video!

So helpful! I'm fairly new to full coverage stitching and I am always looking for ways to make it easier to keep on track and organized.

That is a very clear explanation. Thank you for showing. Have a nice stitching time

Thank you for showing your large coverage process! I am stitching a couple of HAED designs and my set up is similar except I do not use Good Reader. I highlight my completed stitches the old fashion way, on paper with a highlighter. I think I will take a look at Good Reader. I am in the process of changing the way I stitch from parking threads to a cross country stitch. My concern with cross country stitching is that sometimes I lose my way! Stitching a smaller portion of a page makes a lot more sense. Also I am looking forward to your demonstration of the Lowery stand accessory because I have one too and I have difficulty with that. This was a perfect video for me! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the full coverage tips. I am more motivated to start the small full coverage piece I have.

Thank you for sharing your method! I'm going to try stitching this way on my my Burlesque Zombie Portrait because I just get so overwhelmed with how to stitch her. I think going one section at a time and doing cross country in that area will help.

Thanks! That was helpful. I just bought two HAED patterns during their recent sale, but I haven't kitted them up yet. I'll keep your technique in mind.

Thank you for the video. I have been a little intimidated with parking and I don't like the mess. I just need to get started! Thank you again! I will try cross country.

I highlight after I stitch, too. It causes less confusion. Your piece is looking so good.

Fantastic.....Also I work cross-stitching and embroidery .... I find it so relaxing and then a lot of satisfaction .. Good job !!

I love to watch you, Gerald! I rarely comment but just wanted to take the time to say thank you for taking the time to film! You are much appreciated 😊

I stitch the same way as you....and I am just as organized with my floss as you are....I don't park my threads and I mark off where I'm at and only work one page at a time....... I thought I was breaking the rules of cross stitch, but glad to see I am on the right track! Thanks for sharing....I love your vids!

Loved the video.

Thank you for the idea of organizing thread inside a bobbin organizer container. I have always used little plastic sandwich bags. I like your idea way better, and I'm going to switch to that.

Wonderful job¡¡¡ Congratulations¡¡

Thank you for sharing your process! Found it very helpful. Was wondering if you stitched 1 over 1 on the 28 count. Trying to figure fabric on a haed.

This was very informative. My eyes and my hands won't let me do this sort of thing and, to be honest, my patience levels, but I enjoyed learning more of the terminology. The design is fascinating and your organisation top-notch. Thanks.

omg.... amazing piece .... thanks for method...

That looks amazing

I'm happy to see more men getting into this. My Mother-in-law has 6 sons. All diagnosed with bi-polar. She taught them all to do cross stitching for therapy. Thank you for a great video. Where do you get your large patterns, may I ask.

I am just learning this was really helpful!

Beautiful work. You must have very good eyesight! You don't even grid your canvas, wow. Did not know about Good Reader, will check it out. Thank you.

I LOOOOOOOOOOVE this piece! It is gorgeous, and you're doing a fabulous job. And I love that you have the same "back" philosophy that I do -- who cares! It's going to look great! I can't wait to see it all finished. - T

Great tips.

Thanks for sharing! This was very helpful.

This was really helpful! Thank you!

That's incredible work. How do you get your back that great. How do you tie your floss

Hi Gerald, I have a bugging question, sorry... but the chart that ABC design therapy site has a 14 ct AIDA and I want to follow how you have done it ie 28 ct on Laguna 1 over 1 stitch so, do you redesign the stitches to suit the 28 ct fabric? Thank you

I really like how you stitch your HAED without parking. Most vids on HAED suggest parking. I like not wasting gloss too

How do you start and finish your threads

Can you show how you start a full coverage without a grid so I can see that? I'm making a project for my mom and am curious if I'm different lol

Thank you for the video. Very informative. Wondering what is the parking and cross stitching entail. Recommendations and /or suggestions ?

Hi! Jw what fabric did you choose on the HAED site for your cross stitch? I see they sell for the size I'm doing either easy count fabric or Aida. First time ordering so thanks for any help! Love your channel! And I am doing a mini design in 18 count if that helps.

I was wondering about your frame and where you got it-I really like to get one for myself thanks I love your work, I have never done parking never knew anything about it but I see a lot of people doing this. I guess you could say i do cross country stitching. But I'm a perfectionist and my back has to look as good as my front. Thanks keep up the great job.

what is the thing called that's holding your fabric? i have a stand like that but I can't seem to keep it tight so im looking for something else to use for stitching my big HAED

We're did you purchase your floss bobbins and container?

Hi. Thank you for this helpful video. I noticed on your bobbins you have a picture of the color or a symbol not sure which. How do you get those labeled?

Really cool. How big is that and long does it take you to finish a project that size?

What is the company which manufacture your frame? Thank you.

I know you make the x's the same way with one cross always on top but do you make them the same way? Do you always start with the top left corner or the bottom left corner? I have noticed that it appears differently if you vary it.

all the best !!!!

When stitching hands do you do over 1 on 25 Ct or do you go to a higher Ct even if it calls for 25ct?

Thanks again.....🤠

Hi Gerald, I really enjoyed your video on this. I looked this pattern up and it says it's 16 W X 19 H inches on 25ct but you did it on 28 ct. Could you please tell me how much bigger the finished piece will be on a larger count fabric?

Can you please tell me what kind of frame you are using. ?

Hey Gerald! Watched for the first time this morning before work. I just purchased my first 28 count fabric and debating on what I want to stitch on it, or whether to stitch 1 over 1 or 2 over 2. I have always stitched on 14 count aida. Please tell me which method you are using on your Henry? Thank you so much for the video, you are very inspiring. FYI I bobbin my floss the same way. Glad to see that i am not alone!!!

Great video Gerald! Love watching yours. Question...I notice that you do a page at a time ...Do you have a problem with page lines showing? TIA

I just see it is a video from a while a go. Did you finish it?

Hello I be starting King Henry in Jan 2022 is there any tips u can give me please...

What's the maximum you will carry a thread? I'm self taught, but for some reason get anxious carrying too far.

Lol. I thought I was the only ons who numberd the floss that way. Almost everyone does it the other way around

What kind of frame is that?

Hallo Gerald, thank you verry mutch for this great video 👍. Can you please tell me what is a HEAD?

I also kit my thread like you do. I'm wondering though about Good Reader. Are you able to "save" the pattern with the highlight? I'm just wondering if at any time the highlight gets erased by accident OR if you accidently highlight something wrong can you erase it? Just wondering since I would love to use this but I'm clumsy sometimes with my marking of the patterns and I can see myself getting lost. Thanks for all of the videos. I love watching them.

Thanks

Do you ever graph your fabric?

I trim my symbol pages down and put them all on 1 page

Hi, could you please tell me what the frames name your working on. Look very interesting. Thanks

I cross stitch the same way

my girl is watching this as i type on pc , you my friend do EXACTALY as she do BUT she do it free hand with the exeption of other things , she works by block by block , and heaven and earth shes very impressed by you but says a lot of thread wasted

8:53 I think your pattern is pregnant (at least the highlighted part).