ahskzh Publish time 2011-1-24 15:27

Oh!! thank you!
Effects of the Railroading stitching method look so good!

Willow Publish time 2011-1-25 16:03

never heard of this stitch until a few months ago. You have a very good explanation, thank you

miniquilts Publish time 2011-1-26 18:14

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Thank you so much, I had heard of this method but really did not understand the concept of it. The pictures really help :)

cass Publish time 2011-2-17 14:36

Thanks so much for sharing great technique! :D Have a great day of stitching then.. :D

apxstitch Publish time 2011-3-3 08:59

Great info will have to give it a try:)

scaredy-cat Publish time 2011-3-31 01:37

I tried it once but found it too much hassle.I just let my floss spin back.

LadyFromOrf Publish time 2011-4-10 11:22

I tried this method a while ago and found that I didnt like it. But now I see that I was doing it all wrong. Im going to try railroading the way youve shown. Right now I am using a make shift laying tool. Its just a very long needle, about 6 inches with a blunt tip. The railroading method seems much easier and faster.

rumaymum Publish time 2011-6-7 13:18

Im so glad Im reading this thread. After every few crosses Ive made, Ill let the strands spin but despite that, Ill land up with one strand shorter than the other. Will definitely give this railroading method a try.

sallyrose Publish time 2011-7-4 10:37

Thanks very much for a great explanation.

chrisnz44 Publish time 2011-7-5 13:41

thanks for sharing
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