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Post time: 2013-10-30 05:27
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Many thanks for your advice :loveliness:

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Thank you for this tip:)
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Thanks for the great tip!
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What a good idea.  Thanks!
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I wouldn't be brave enough to try that!
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Post time: 2015-2-21 05:52
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I've used away waste knots on the front in crewel work and gold work, to avoid flipping an  awkward large frame.

I'm not sure I'd trust myself with this method on my cross stitch. I'd prefer that my back is messier and my front is perfect. I don't give a monkey's about how my back looks, as long as a messy back can't be seen through the front, and it doesn't cause bulges in framing.

I think we get a bit obsessed about neat backs. I've played with right sides the same work, and yup it's tricky, but cross stitch isn't meant to be this kind of work.
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Post time: 2015-2-24 21:09
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I usually make a knot by make one stitch on the back of another cross stitch and them passing the threads two times and pulling
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Post time: 2015-2-24 21:31
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I've never thought of that... thanks for the info!
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Post time: 2015-3-13 07:37
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Thanks for a great tip - I'll try it out.:)
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Post time: 2015-3-23 23:54
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Well now I am going to have to try this and see what it looks like.  Learning new things already.
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