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Thanks! 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Philomena replied at 2013-4-9 11:22

                               
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dove replied at 2013-4-9 09:06
I'm not really sure what you mean.  In the images above, the top sti ...

No, I understand what you mean.  I have found that the guidelines in the images wrap the threads as you say.  I have also found that after I have worked a number of stitches in an area, it doesn't matter because the weave has been augmented/strengthened.

Talk about clear as mud, I think of it as weaving on weaving!

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thanks for the tips, I'm preparing to stitch my first haed and, of course, will be over 1, so I'll try my best to follow all the guide.
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Thank you for all these tips.  I love working one over one!
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I have always wondered how to do this. Thanks!
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Gracias por la informacion
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Muchas gracias
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I am going to try this :)
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When stitching over one, one needs to watch your tension and not stitch too tightly which will cause the threads to slip under on linen or evenweave.
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thank you so much for this. I'm new to cross stitch and love one over one. will be giving this a try.
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#Thank you for the sharring
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