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How to Slow Stitch a Repeating Pattern to Create a Landscape + Tree

Did you know you can Slow Stitch a Repeating Pattern and create a landscape? Join me to see how! I began this landscape piece in a previous video on How to Create a Fabric Collage    • How to Create a Fabric Collage for Sl...   This is the second collage from that video and it shows the step by step process of transforming it with vertical straight stitches. I also use the running stitch and the blanket stitch to add details. Needles + Thread: I use either a milliners needle or an embroidery needle and 2 strands of the 6 stranded embroidery floss throughout this project. Slow stitching this way is so relaxing because you don’t have to think about following a complex pattern or worry about your stitches being perfect. It’s all about free flowing relaxing creativity. Stitch Along with Me! #slowstitching If you’re looking for more Slow Stitching ideas or projects, check out my other videos linked below. There’s lots of tutorials and inspiration for new and experienced stitchers. Join my Micro-Newsletter: https://www.pencilbooth.com/jomorphett Join this channel to get access to behind the scenes videos and more perks:    / @peaceofpi-studio   Trees Template Set: https://www.jomorphett.com/product-pa... Also available as a PDF instant download: https://www.jomorphett.com/product-pa... Videos you might like: How to Get Started    • How to Get Started in Slow Stitching ...   Create a Fabric Collage    • How to Create a Fabric Collage for Sl...   Use Only One Stitch    • Use Just 1 Stitch for Slow Stitching ...   Top 3 Questions About Slow Stitching    • Top 3 Questions About Slow Stitching ...   Slow Crazy Quilting    • How to Slow Stitch Crazy Quilt Style ...   Stitching Inspired by van Gogh    • Slow Stitching Inspired by Van Gogh -...   Beginner Friendly Pincushion    • How to Make a Slow Stitching Pin Cush...   Slow Stitching Drawstring Bags    • How to Make a Slow Stitching Drawstri...   Chapter Timestamps: 1:22 Fabric & Batting - 4 x5 inches (10 x 13 cm) 1:57 Floss Choices 2:43 First Stitches 3:12 The Stab Stitch 3:36 Stitching on the Front 4:28 Stitching the Bottom of the Strip 5:04 Stitching in Green 6:03 Bringing in Blue 6:43 Dark Coral Stitching 7:24 Running Stitch 7:58 Adding Grassy Texture 8:26 Light Contrast Stitching 9:19 Adding More Fabric 10:29 Cutting Away the Excess 11:08 Stitching in Off-White 12:04 Adding Dark Brown Stitching 12:27 Using a Template 12:53 Choosing Fabric for the Tree 13:26 Tracing Using Freezer Paper 15:57 Stitching on the Edges 17:17 Final Touches - Adding Blocks of Blue 18:03 It’s Finished + Thanks! If you like imperfect, no rules, no stress making and creating, this channel is for you! My Shop: https://www.jomorphett.com/shop My Micro Newsletter: https://www.pencilbooth.com/jomorphett My Spoonflower Fabric: https://www.spoonflower.com/profiles/... My Instagram:   / peaceofpi_studio   My Pinterest: https://pin.it/59rDY4C My Website: https://www.jomorphett.com Welcome! My videos are about Textile Art, Slowstitch, Collage, Hand Embroidery, Hand Sewing and Quilting. My work is Bird and Nature Inspired, Colourful, Relaxing, Calming, with Intuitive Design, No Rules, Creative Handwork with fabric and thread. It's about the process. xoxo peaceofpi studio is my creative workspace in Northern B.C., Canada on the unceded ancestral lands of the Lheidli T’enneh Peoples, part of the Dakelh (Carrier) Peoples' territory.