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May 12, 2012, 10.14 PMby orchiddream
Not a particularly good example of this technique. Stitches are erratic and the tension is uneven. My tailoring teacher would definately have insisted on a “do over”!
Jul 31, 2008, 11.17 PMby beeelissa
Why, oh why, did you use such a pale thread on white fabric? It’s so hard to see! Red or purple would have been perfect :)