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Post time: 2012-4-6 19:38
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Is that 36 count over one?

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Thank you for sharing :)
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Very nice! Beautiful! Thank you very much for sharing !!!
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Post time: 2018-12-3 15:55
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I prefer higher counts: the picture always looks better and sometimes the size matter
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Very Nice!!
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why don´t you use 18ct Aida? or 16ct... the higher the count the smaller the stitches (Aida, stitched over 1 Thread - evenweace or co you normally stitch over 2 threads, but also can stitch over 1 thread!
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With few exceptions, you can stitch any design on any count of fabric -- higher counts will result in smaller images, lower counts are larger and more blocky.  Things get even smaller when some (slightly crazy!) people stitch over 1 on 36 or 40 count.  As others have said, the size of the design will be #stitches/stitches per inch, so it's easy to calculate.
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Thank you very much for the info! Very helpful.
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