A third form of pin stitch is an L stitch. This may fit better in some circumstances than a T stitch, and is flatter than a pin stitch 3 times over the same canvas thread. The L stitch is a combo of the other two types of pin stitch. Some of you may be familiar …
A T stitch is another form of pin stitches, one that is ideal for under a flatter stitch like a waffle stitch, or a flat area like satin stitch. It’s also good when the thread is bulky and 3 times over the same canvas thread will make a noticeable bump. Place the T stitch where …
Anchoring with pin stitches – Part 2 – T stitches Read More »
Pin stitches are my preferred method of anchoring threads. I demonstrate them in my class stitch videos, and consider them to be a workhorse stitch that everyone should know how to use. So first, let’s define pin stitch. A pin stitch is a small stitch that anchors thread at the beginning of a length of …
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