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Old 02-24-2011, 05:32 AM
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gal288
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I use the stitch you are talking about all the time, I find that if you lengthen & widen it to the widest it woorks best. Also, you want to be sure that you start at the same point, that way you get a wavy effect.

Practice on a scrap to see the different effects that you an achieve.

I also mirror image the stitch start at the same point & you get a interlocking stitch, which looks coool.

Play around, itt's a good utilitarian stitch to maaster. Keep a master sammple, I write right on the scrap the stitch #, length, & width then when I. Wannt to use it again, I have the info at hand.
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