Learn how to end embroidery floss without using a knot. This technique is used for both cross stitch and needlework.

Learn how to end a thread in cross stitch embroidery by burying the thread, using an away knot, and when it's a good idea to avoid knots.

Have you ever managed to eke out those last few cross stitches with a piece of thread...but then have no idea how to finish off the tiny end of thread that is left? Good news...there is a really easy trick to run that little bit of floss under some stitches to secure it. Watch the video to see how simple it is!

Two things beginners must learn in making cross stitch embroidery are starting and ending the embroidery. For more details read this post.

Securing thread on the backside can't be avoided in hand embroidery. These tips will help you to end embroidery stitches in a safe way.

Here I cover 7 different thread starts: Ways to make that first stitch so that your thread stays in place and keeps your back tidy!

This video shows how to tie off your thread in cross stitch when you need to change colour or come to the end of the one you are using.

I didn’t invent the pin stitch. I believe it was invented by a talented American stitcher named Mayté. I learned it from on-line forums and Web sites years ago, but recently haven’t bee…

Ever wondered how to find the perfect thread length when crafting your beautiful cross stitch designs? Join me as I explain the pros and cons of longer and shorter threads and how to decide the perfect length for you and your next cross stitch project.🧵

Learn how to start and end embroidery stitches with this easy to follow tutorial featuring three simple methods.