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I was really confused about the different ways to do a tent stitch as I was only able to find written information about how it was to be done (I'm sure some more digging would have given a similar outcome but stumbling across this is even better) I plan on using this on my next HAED piece as the current one I am working on is 1 over 1 full x's and is taking a really long time. 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jandir Publish time 2013-5-7 00:14

I have actually been thinking a lot about tent stitching... especially in terms of cutting down on the time to complete a project... I have also heard that it can "warp" the fabric, or cause it to pull to one side (unless you are doing the basket-weave version).Although, I have also heard, that you can fix the tension problem when you frame it...

Narneh Publish time 2013-5-16 09:10

This is a perfect.I was really confused about the different ways to do a tent stitch as I was only able to find written information about how it was to be done (I'm sure some more digging would have given a similar outcome but stumbling across this is even better)I plan on using this on my next HAED piece as the current one I am working on is 1 over 1 full x's and is taking a really long time.

htsear13 Publish time 2022-2-10 23:58

Following this thread

xolga Publish time 2023-3-15 03:55

GoblenSet uses this stitch for their patterns and the result looks amazing!

Jodi1224 Publish time 2023-3-19 20:35

Thank you. I have been trying to figure this out.

seyncra Publish time 2023-4-7 00:06

Gracias por compartir

Talya1 Publish time 2023-4-7 04:26

Interesting tip. I will consider trying it in my next work.

GM-CAN-MK Publish time 2023-4-14 10:57

How interesting. I just saw a pattern with the entire background done with this type of stitch. Thanks for sharing the tip.

ValerieAnne Publish time 2023-5-23 10:37

Thank you for explaining the difference as I've always just thought this was a half stitch. Should you use more thread to fill the spot? For example, if it's 2 threads should you use 3? To make it thicker and fill the space?

Moon.Flower Publish time 2023-5-30 09:04

It's a very clean-looking stitch, very nice!
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