Loubylou66 Publish time 2014-2-12 20:43
Hi I use easy count guideline thread.It's like fishing line but red!You can locate on rseasycountdotcom Ihave found over time to only grid the area I'm working on to save time BUT when I did the whole thing it was done and i didn't need to think about it again. The one thing I would suggest is not to have two threads of line in one hole (if that makes sense) It's up to you if you do over five threads or two, but all my projects are now done using this stuff.I am a bit sad and keep the longer pieces to use over again.It pulses out so easily, leaving no marks at all.Hope this helpsCherbarina Publish time 2015-8-25 20:01
I use sewing pins to count off every 10 across the top, and down one side. I then use fishing line come up stitch nine, and go down stitch two. I do them all one way - 'matching' with the row above. Then I go back the other way and end up with little + at the corners of each 10x10 squareorionjes12 Publish time 2018-2-8 21:58
I gridded my fabric with washable pens by 10's or just following the stitch count on the pattern so I will not make a mistake. I will just based my marks on what the grid in the pattern.htsear13 Publish time 2022-2-10 06:50
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Thanks for the info!Knitpurlsm Publish time 2024-4-9 03:42
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Thanks for sharingOlgaEos Publish time 2024-7-8 21:51
I use a water-soluble felt-tip pen or carefully count the stitching (without markings)
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