How to Make Padded Applique' Wall Hangings
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CHAIN STITCH: The chain stitch can help you cover a lot of
space quickly ... and attractively. Just how
quickly depends on how big you make the "loops". First
bring the needle through to the fabric's front side. Next,
hold the thread down with your left hand and insert the
needle back through the cloth very close to where it first
emerged. Then bring the point of the needle up through the
cloth a second time in front of your first entry point.
Pull the needle through, while you keep the thread under
its point so that the next stitch holds it down against the
face of the fabric in a loop.
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FRENCH KNOTS: Here, each "stitch" resembles a dot or bead.
First pull your needle through from the back to your
cloth's front side. Next take the working thread in your
left hand and wind It two or three times around the needle,
close to its point. Then — while you hold
the thread taut in the left hand — insert
the needle close to where it first emerged. Now either pull
the needle through to the back of the cloth and tie off the
stitch, or — if you intend to make a series
of French knots — bring the needle through
to the front of the fabric again in position for the next
stitch.
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