Comment on Stitch Guide by l1k3gh0sts
Even though I already know these stitches, I didn't know some by name. So I did learn something from this, even if it's more aimed to beginners (but it's always nice to look at beginner tutorials to learn something, regardless of level).
I like the tip for hiding your thread when you're done. That will really help me when I go to sew up a stuffed plush or additions to a hat.
I'm glad it was helpful in some way. 
I'm just happy to help if I can. I plan to do more of these so I'm sure there will be plenty to come. I get a lot of questions about the basics so I thought this would help. I know I'm pretty lazy so and won't do something if I have to go a few places to figure it out. Lol. *shot*
I'm just happy to help if I can. I plan to do more of these so I'm sure there will be plenty to come. I get a lot of questions about the basics so I thought this would help. I know I'm pretty lazy so and won't do something if I have to go a few places to figure it out. Lol. *shot*That last tip for the end of the thread really is a life saver. I sell a lot of what I make and it just makes everything look that much cleaner. 
Thanks so much for the comment.
Thanks so much for the comment. Any tutorial meant for beginners should always be welcomed. Many tutorials require basic knowledge on something before you can use what it offers. I'm the same way as well XD
I was thinking of selling some of my things I make eventually, so it's a good tip to know. No problem~