Monthly Archive:: December 2002

Cross stitch is one of the oldest needlework stitches and has been used constantly since prehistoric times. You’ll find working cross stitch to be an easy and rewarding for of needlework. These tips are designed to help beginners get started with cross stitch. The Stitch Cross stitches consist of two separate diagonal stitches which go over one block of the even weave fabric. One stitch slants in one direction, like this /, while the second stitch slants in the opposite direction, like this \. They meet and form an “x” over the block of the fabric. The most important thing to remember about doing cross stitch is to be consistent. It doesn’t matter which way is on top, just pick one and stick with it. Always have all the stitches on top slanting in the same direction. Although it may not look as if this important, it is. Floss has

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