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8. For other stitches follow the correct stitching order for that stitch.
9. As you finish each color, move on to the next color.
10. Start and finish threads with waste knots or by burying the ends in the same or darker color area.
11. Don’t carry your thread across more than five threads to another area of the same color. Stop and start
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Often neglected when learning needlepoint, the proper order for stitching not only improves the look of our design, but makes the stitching easier and more pleasurable.
What would happen if you stitched a dark are in wool before the light area next to it? Bits of dark wool would mix into the light wool and stand out. But if you stitch the light area first, it works. The strands of light wool don’t show up among the darker color.
What if you brushed the cat’s fur before stitching the background? Not only do you have fuzz in the background, but the cat isn’t furry -- the motion of stitching has worn away the nap.
What if you start or end a thread under a lighter color? Yes, it’s on the back, but the shadow of the thread shows through on the front.
1. Look at all the threads you have selected and arrange them from lightest to darkest.
2. Pull out of the lineup any fuzzy or furry threads -- these will be stitched last.
3. Pull out of the lineup any threads to be used for overstitching, French Knots or couching. These will be done just before the furry threads.
4. Pull out your background thread. You might want to stitch bits of background all along (I do) or stitch it all at once. But it too goes in a separate pile.
5. Arrange the remaining threads from lightest to darkest. This is the order you should use for stitching.
6. Now ?nd the spots on your canvas where the lightest thread is used. Stitch these.
7. If using Basketweave, stitch from upper right to lower left, slanting in the same direction.
8. For other stitches follow the correct stitching order for that stitch.
9. As you finish each color, move on to the next color.
10. Start and finish threads with waste knots or by burying the ends in the same or darker color area.
11. Don’t carry your thread across more than five threads to another area of the same color. Stop and start
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What if you brushed the cat’s fur before stitching the background? Not only do you have fuzz in the background, but the cat isn’t furry -- the motion of stitching has worn away the nap.
What if you start or end a thread under a lighter color? Yes, it’s on the back, but the shadow of the thread shows through on the front.
1. Look at all the threads you have selected and arrange them from lightest to darkest.
2. Pull out of the lineup any fuzzy or furry threads -- these will be stitched last.
3. Pull out of the lineup any threads to be used for overstitching, French Knots or couching. These will be done just before the furry threads.
4. Pull out your background thread. You might want to stitch bits of background all along (I do) or stitch it all at once. But it too goes in a separate pile.
5. Arrange the remaining threads from lightest to darkest. This is the order you should use for stitching.
6. Now ?nd the spots on your canvas where the lightest thread is used. Stitch these.
7. If using Basketweave, stitch from upper right to lower left, slanting in the same direction.
8. For other stitches follow the correct stitching order for that stitch.
9. As you finish each color, move on to the next color.
10. Start and finish threads with waste knots or by burying the ends in the same or darker color area.
11. Don’t carry your thread across more than five threads to another area of the same color. Stop and start
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1. Look at all the threads you have selected and arrange them from lightest to darkest.
2. Pull out of the lineup any fuzzy or furry threads -- these will be stitched last.
3. Pull out of the lineup any threads to be used for overstitching, French Knots or couching. These will be done just before the furry threads.
4. Pull out your background thread. You might want to stitch bits of background all along (I do) or stitch it all at once. But it too goes in a separate pile.
5. Arrange the remaining threads from lightest to darkest. This is the order you should use for stitching.
6. Now ?nd the spots on your canvas where the lightest thread is used. Stitch these.
7. If using Basketweave, stitch from upper right to lower left, slanting in the same direction.
8. For other stitches follow the correct stitching order for that stitch.
9. As you finish each color, move on to the next color.
10. Start and finish threads with waste knots or by burying the ends in the same or darker color area.
11. Don’t carry your thread across more than five threads to another area of the same color. Stop and start
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5. Arrange the remaining threads from lightest to darkest. This is the order you should use for stitching.
6. Now ?nd the spots on your canvas where the lightest thread is used. Stitch these.
7. If using Basketweave, stitch from upper right to lower left, slanting in the same direction.
8. For other stitches follow the correct stitching order for that stitch.
9. As you finish each color, move on to the next color.
10. Start and finish threads with waste knots or by burying the ends in the same or darker color area.
11. Don’t carry your thread across more than five threads to another area of the same color. Stop and start
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8. For other stitches follow the correct stitching order for that stitch.
9. As you finish each color, move on to the next color.
10. Start and finish threads with waste knots or by burying the ends in the same or darker color area.
11. Don’t carry your thread across more than five threads to another area of the same color. Stop and start the thread.
12. Once all the other stitching is finished, stitch with the furry threads.
13. Brush any areas which need it.
14. Add embellishments such as buttons or charms.
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