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Anyone an expert at cross stitch?

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Tracey

Tracey Report 14 Aug 2004 10:34

Thanks June, Maybe She will see the thread, if not i'll post a message for her! Tracey

June

June Report 14 Aug 2004 10:30

Tracy She Wray does a lot of cross stitch might be worth having a word with her, she will be delighted to help I'm sure.

Tracey

Tracey Report 14 Aug 2004 09:42

I think you can actually choose how many 'holes to the inch' to want to stitch as well. I suppose it's down to the individual. Tracey

SheilaSomerset

SheilaSomerset Report 14 Aug 2004 09:36

Would agree with Sanrda, Aida fabric is easier to work with and has got less 'holes to the inch' - my sister does linen stuff but she needs a magnifying glass!

Tracey

Tracey Report 14 Aug 2004 09:34

Thanks Sandra, I think i'll order one. I think they'll make great stocking fillers. Tracey

Sandra

Sandra Report 14 Aug 2004 09:31

hi tracy i cross stitch but not very experienced, i would go for aida and anchor thread as i would think the other two are for very experienced needlewomen i hope this helps sandra

Tracey

Tracey Report 14 Aug 2004 09:28

Whilst looking at the resources page on GC/GR i came across a webpage where you can send in a photograph and have it made into a cross stitch pattern. I thought this was a great idea and have thought about ordering one or two for christmas presents. You have to say when ordering which type of fabric you want (aida,evenweave or linen) and the type of thread (anchor, DMC or madeira).It's not something i've done much before so my question is which fabric and thread would be best? Tracey