It's really good!
But I find it hard to believe the parking method's easier to use. I think it's so ...
thank you so much for compliments! well you can't be confused ab the colors cause when you have stitched a cross,you look where this color goes in the next row or in 2-3 rows and you park it exactly at that place,i do it always from the right down whole of the cross.one more rule is that you must always start a cross from ab empty whole,not occupied by another one.and i cross out with a color pen every cross i did.and when the turn comes to that parked needle or any other of course,you know which is.there is no confusion at all,unless you parked the needle in the wrong place..you know,parking just looks complicated but when you start and follow at least one important rule,you;ll see how easy it is!
well,it's when you stitch every color,one by one.not like first you choose this color and do all the crosses with this one and then choose the next and do all with the next one.i take a horizontal lin
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Post time 2013-10-31 19:33
well,it's when you stitch every color,one by one.not like first you choose this color and do all the crosses with this one and then choose the next and do all with the next one.i take a horizontal line of about 30-40 crosses and stitch every color one by one.i have many needles,for every color there is a needle.if you're interested,you could go to youtube for example and search for parking method in cross-stitching and you'll find many videos.
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