THIS is THE stitching video that is the GOLD STANDARD of steering wheel stitching videos. So clear and well produced. Thank-you!!!!!

The base ball stich is the one I was looking for. Thank you

baseball stitch its been done for literal hundreds of years, its gonna give you the most classic look

Thanks for a good tutorial. Solid info without belaboring the process. And No background trash music!!

I was going to use a baseball stitch for my steering wheel cover until I saw this. Cross stitch it is! Thanks for the great video!

This was super useful, didn't expect that this video wouldn't have so many views. Thanks for this!

Thank you, I am going for the cross stitch because this is my first time. I think I can still make it look like a pumpkin on a pimple though!

Best steering wheel cover stitch video on youtube.

I have seen this videos in my feed a week ago and i wanted to watch it but is vanish now is back on my feed

Baseball stitch is the only way to go. But use two needles one on each end of the thread.

Got a new cover for my car and foam to thicken it up. Gonna go with baseball stitch so it looks as stock as the day it came from the factory. It's very much not, but nobody needs to know unless they've got cash burning a hole in their pocket or just don't want to keep their car lol.

Baseball is the way to go.  It's also factory oem stitch style on the toyota.

Team cross stitch without a doubt, I think it looks far better than the others, square probably next best, but still a long way behind. Thank you for the great demo, so much easier to see on samples! Also like the rubber glove trick to get a better grip, I sometimes use a pair of pliers to pull stubborn needles through, but will give the rubber glove a go. Will keep this video as a reminder... :)

Cheers. Really clear and well presented. I will be going with the parallel stitch since my holes are already punched and uniform and it appears fast.

Super ! Great vidéo André clear explanations for all the stich type. Cross for me. Thanks. Cheers

I’m thinking the baseball stitch 😂

I like the cross

I like the look of the baseball stitch, but if you need some material overlap I don't think it'll work out too well -- since it enters the seam, the cross stitch looks like it'll get that job done for that though. I saw someone do the parallel stitch with extra material, and it just puckered up which I think would drive me nuts. Some of these look like they'd be a pain to go through and tighten. I was also thinking about some pattern where you skip some and come back through again so you don't have a single point of failure -- maybe another reason to do the cross stich. Super informative, thanks!

This is a really good video.

Great video 👏👏👏👏