Sewing Circle pairs beaded borders with beginner lace tutorials
The hand-embroidery channel is drawing more than five times its usual daily views, with decorative edges still filling its upload shelf.
Sewing Circle
Story of Why this story? The whole channel is running at 111,298 views a day, 5.3 times a normal day (21,160).
Sewing Circle's small-scale needlework is having a much busier day: the channel drew roughly 111,000 views, more than five times its usual daily pace.
Its newest tutorials stay focused on the edges of fabric, with border lace, loop stitches and designs presented for beginners. A beaded-border upload from Wednesday and a lace tutorial posted Thursday have drawn the largest totals among the recent videos listed here. The viewing jump belongs to the channel as a whole, though, rather than establishing either tutorial as the cause.
For readers who caught the golden-thread zigzag we reported here earlier, the new uploads offer more variations on that decorative-edge theme. Instead of moving to a different project, Sewing Circle keeps narrowing its attention: a border with beads, an edge for a beginner, another way to work lace by hand.
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- Channel
- Sewing Circle
- Subscribers
- 595,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 225,710
- Channel views, pace per day
- 111,298 (on a normal day: 21,160)
The numbers
Daily views have risen sharply above Sewing Circle's usual pace. Here's the channel-wide picture.
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