Mary Corbet's latest tutorial is for Quaker Stitch. It's perfect for thin lines!
https://www.needlenthread.com/2020/07/quaker-stitch-tutorial-perfect-for-embroidered-writing.html
Many painted canvases have black outlines or details that generally we use back stitch, stem or outline stitch or couch to cover. But Quaker Stitch offers another option for when you really want that line to stand out. Thanks, Mary!
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Tuesday, August 11, 2020
The Quaker Stitch
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Mary Corbet,
Quaker Stitch,
split stitch,
stem stitch,
stitches,
tutorials
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