Needlepoint for Fun's latest article about needlepoint concerns using Bargello stitches as an accent. By the way, when switching between threaded needles as Brenda recommends, I like to bring my thread to the front and park the needle on a magnet to keep it out of the way. I find that easier than keeping up with what's going on behind the canvas. When you can see the thread, it isn't causing mischief!
http://www.needlepoint-for-fun.com/using-needlepoint-bargello-patterns.htm
Written by Jane/Chilly Hollow
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2 comments:
Me too, Jane! Park on a magnet on top.
Great minds think alike. LOL
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