▶ Watch on YouTubeEverything I Stitched in 2025: 306 Days, 24 Projects & Hard-Won Lessons | Flosstube 25
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2025 was the year I truly committed to stitching — 306 days, 24 projects, first-time framing, fabric clubs, flosstube, and a whole lot of learning along the way. Today’s video is a special episode where I’m recapping everything I stitched, everything I learned and what I’m carrying into 2026. -------------------- *In 2025, I stitched 306 days — and this video is the result.* In this special flosstube episode, I’m sharing: - A full year-at-a-glance recap - Every project I worked on (yes, all of them) - What I learned about finishing, framing, fabric, and planning - The habits that helped me stitch more — and enjoy it more - How this year is shaping the way I’m approaching 2026 This isn’t a traditional WIP parade — it’s a reflection on _how_ I stitched, _why_ certain things worked, and what I’m carrying forward. And yes… there’s a project parade at the end. -------------------- 🕑 *CHAPTERS* 00:00 - Welcome 02:06 - 2025 at a Glance 03:39 - Lessons: What I Learned by Stitching Almost Every Day 22:05 - Framing: Cross Stitch, But Make It Heirloom 26:14 - Fabric Clubs: Building a Stash (On Purpose) 33:39 - Organization: From Drawer Chaos to Visual Peace 41:05 - Flosstube: What Starting a Flosstube Channel Taught Me 44:08 - 2026: It’s just around the corner! 49:46 - Thank You 50:19 - 2025 Stitching Parade: One Last Look at the Year -------------------- 🔗 *LINKS* Instagram http://instagram.com/shadygrovestitcher/ Must-Have Stitching Tools https://www.amazon.com/shop/shadygrovestitcher/list/2ACMBIYZ8L94R?ref_=aipsflist My Finishing Faves https://www.amazon.com/shop/shadygrovestitcher/list/LDM73TFV1HNW?ref_=aipsflist -------------------- 💛 *THANK YOU* Thank you so much for spending part of your year with me — whether you’ve been here from the beginning or you’re brand new. Your kindness, encouragement, and sense of humor are a huge reason I’m still here, still stitching, and still showing up.