One more step and we’re ready to stitch! A well-mounted canvas makes the difference – it’s easier to stitch, and easier to finish, if the canvas is stitched as tightly as you can make it. Begin by assembling the stretcher bars into a square. You can see that mine are well-used! I stitch on Evertites, […]
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I don’t know if you’ve tried to stitch the free ornament Swirly Trees yet, but a kind supporter has informed that one of the pages in the download was blurry. I’ve corrected it, so if you have trouble stitching from the diagram on page 6, here’s the corrected chart:Click here for the Swirly Tree Ornament
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Every year I thank my supporters with a free ornament design, and this year’s ornament is ready! Click here to download the free Swirly Tree Chart Your continued support and enthusiasm for DebBee’s Designs means so much to me, in ways that I cannot express, but please accept this free design as my thanks! Please
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Click here for the Winter Star Playlist on our YouTube channel Complex counted canvas stitches can seem daunting. They really aren’t, just one stitch at a time like all other stitches, but to look at the finished stitch, or the steps of the stitch – well, it’s intimidating. For our Kit of the Month this
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Thank you, thank you, thank you for your support and enthusiasm for DebBee’s Designs! Your kind words, your purchases of our Kits of the Month, participation in classes – it means more to me than you can ever know. To show my appreciation, here’s a free ornament design, Silvered Evergreens! Click here for the Silvered
Happy Holidays from DebBee’s Designs! Read More »
Pin stitches can be in a line, like back stitch, where that’s appropriate. The line can be vertical, horizontal or diagonal. So where would you want to use a pin stitch like this? There are lots of places – think open areas like trellis stitch, or couched lines. This woven broad cross is an example
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