Rapsy
Publish time 2015-6-20 15:42
When I stitch a HaED, I use both the parking and the cross country method.I find one of the downsides of parking, when you are working on a highly confettid area, is sometimes you bring the thread up at the wrong spot.
How many of us who have parked, go to park a thread, only to find another in its place?
Ive found what helps with this, is when I park a thread, I draw a line through the bottom of the square in the pattern. This tells me there is a thread parked there.(When I complete the stitch, I color the entire box in).This way, if I go to park a thread and there is already one in that particular hole, I can look at my pattern and usually easily see where that thread should go.
Its not perfect, but it has helped.
Rapsy
Publish time 2015-6-20 15:44
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I think it would be nice to the tutorial writer if you included the URL of the website where you cop ...
I think she got it from here www . scarletquince . com / parking . php Just take out the spaces.
Slige
Publish time 2015-6-22 08:02
there are a number of clips on youtube that help
kathyhase
Publish time 2015-7-19 12:09
I just started my first HAED and am parking. Your tutorial was very informative and I think I will like parking.
itoonah
Publish time 2015-8-6 13:48
this was very informative!!
Mrkipplings
Publish time 2015-8-6 15:06
Thank you. I keep forgetting about parking except when filling in back stitch.
jamet
Publish time 2015-8-15 14:24
Im starting my first HAED and am going to try the parking method. Thank you for the tutorial. I cant wait to get started.
radsweb
Publish time 2015-8-15 15:30
Thank you for this information ,
I have recently starting parking my threads and find it alot better . :)
Golosadilana
Publish time 2015-8-18 19:39
very useful! thanks
Margosha1971
Publish time 2015-8-30 15:56
Very interesting and useful! Thank you for the lesson!
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