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Veria
Post time: 2021-9-25 20:52
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I should try this. Thanks!

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Does anyone know how to do a pin stitch on 28 count fabric? I'm struggling with it.
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With 2 strands, I use a loop stitch and a pin-stitch to finish.  While it's harder to do a loop stitch with a single strand, it is definitely possible and --despite looking like it should slip right out--they are actually very secure. I will have to try kariboo's solution above for truly isolated stitches, though. It sounds as if it is self-contained within the single-stitch so it won't mess anything up if you aren't going to stitch right next to it.

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I didn't know that you could do a loop stitch with a single strand. I'm going to have to try this. Thanks.  Post time 2021-12-3 12:59
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I had to watch a tutorial on this one thread loop start / ending to understand it ... Incredible. Next time I'll try to do this method.
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