Experience Share-- A Very Practical Method to Start Your Cross- Stitch
Maybe you feel headache about how to start your cross- stitch, hereunder is a very practical and useful method of embedding. You will find it's easy to start art craft evenly once you learn this course.1. The needle crosses under the vertical axis of cloth,
2. Pull the needle and you can see the thread is under vertical axis of cloth.
3. Needle down first from the top-left pinhole of square.
4. Then, needle up from the bottom- left pinhole of the square.
5. You will get this after you pull the thread.
6. Next, needle down from the top-right pinhole of the square.
7. Finally, needle up from the bottom-right pinhole of the square.
8. Begin your cross stitch.
REPOST FOR YOUR REFERENCE! This makes lots of sense when you are starting new threads frequently, with lots of color changes. I do like the loop method, but of course it only works when you are going to stitch a new area with a significant number of stitches. Most of my pieces don't seem to have those areas of only one or two colors (I love complex pieces, can you tell??!!) and large enough to use an entire thread. Thanks for sharing this, I'm also going to try it out. Thank you so much for the very clear explanation and the pictures - this is the hardest part for me and your method will be very useful.
What is happening with the end of the thread when you first start? Is there a knot or do you just cover the end with later stitches? That's very nice! I usually start by passing the thread though the middle of the square where my first cross will go. Thanks for sharing.I'll try this tonight. Thank you very much! Thank you very much for the info! Very helpful. Thanks you very much for the sharing! Muchas gracias por la explicación thanks for sharing your wisdom ^_^ Very good, thank you for sharing this, very good!!! Thank you for sharing this, I think I will try it next time! :D thanks for sharing with us :) Thanks a lot, I'll start using this method Good idea. Thanks for sharing Very neat! Thanks for sharing Thanks for this tutorial very good idea, thanks nice! thanks!
