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Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Take a Stitch Tuesday - #13 Satin Stitch
The
satin stitch is not one of my favorites.
It’s so hard to make it look even and smooth. I’ve done one small leaf and that’s enough
satin stitch for now!
You can join TAST at anytime. Check out Sharon B’s stitch instructions here.
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5 comments:
That is a great leaf! I know what you mean, satin stitch can be a little uncooperative.
Oh I know what you mean Pamela! But you've done a great job on that leaf :)
I always find that satin stitch is easier, although more time consuming, worked in a thin thread, Your leaf is beautifully made!
I'm not too crazy for satin stitch, though I am going to try to use is more on the precept that practice makes perfect!
It is a darling leaf!
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