Sewing Circle keeps its needlework lessons on the border
Daily views have more than doubled since the previous story, with a border-lace tutorial leading the channel's recent uploads.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 253,898 views a day, 8.4 times a normal day (30,173).
Sewing Circle has added more lessons in decorating fabric edges, and its daily audience has grown sharply again. The channel drew roughly 254,000 views in a day, more than twice the daily total in the previous story, as we reported here.
Among its recent uploads, a border-lace tutorial posted Thursday stands out with about 127,000 views. The surrounding lessons stay close to the same subject: hand-embroidered edges, loop stitches and designs presented for beginners. This is a run of variations on a particular piece of needlework, rather than a change of direction.
The channel has a substantial history beyond borders, including dress patterns, cushion-cover embroidery and floral necklines. Its most-watched Shorts, however, repeatedly feature loop-stitch titles, making the technique a familiar part of its catalog. The new lace tutorial is prominent among recent releases, though that alone does not explain the whole channel's jump.
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Where next?
- Channel
- Sewing Circle
- Subscribers
- 595,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 462,107
- Channel views, pace per day
- 253,898 (on a normal day: 30,173)
The numbers
Sewing Circle's daily views are running at more than eight times their usual pace.
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Which stitch makes a simple dashed line by passing in and out of the fabric?
Running stitch alternates passes above and below the fabric, leaving a dashed line on the surface.


