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atenea
Post time: 2011-7-30 04:32
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I do backstitching as a final sptep, and it's fine for me , but I don´t use to stitch very big projects:)

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Post time: 2011-10-28 05:47
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Thank you for the tip
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Post time: 2011-10-31 04:34
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There is a stitch I use instead called double-running stitch - I find it looks flatter and more secure. You guys should check it out.
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Post time: 2011-11-1 00:03
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My tip is to do anything you can not to have to backstitch!  LOL

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Riannon
Lol! I wish!  Details Reply Post time 2013-5-9 16:48
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LOLROTF I love it!!!!!  Details Reply Post time 2013-1-29 07:09
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Post time: 2011-11-18 05:08
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I see the backstitching as a finishing stage and therefore rush through it to get to start my next planned project.
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Post time: 2011-11-22 00:42
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I have always left backstitching for last. I hate doing it! lol I try to look for patterns that have little to none. Terrence Nolan's fabrege eggs are the exception to that.
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Post time: 2011-11-24 00:25
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(wife answered this)
Complete at least one blackwork project.  Then doing back stitch on a regular project will seem so easy you won't mind doing it any more!

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Hahaha maybe I should try that!  Details Reply Post time 2013-5-9 16:49
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Post time: 2011-11-30 22:41
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I agree with u :)
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Thanks for the tips....
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maybe you're right/
i'll try it soon!
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