mbstitch Publish time 2012-5-4 12:37

thank you for the tutorial

nguyenhanguyen Publish time 2012-5-4 17:58

Thanks for sharing

laurasudiarta Publish time 2012-5-8 17:01

Hi thanks for the tip using pencils.ive been using water soluble pen

LouAnna Publish time 2012-5-27 02:03

Great tip.   Thanks Ill try a water soluble pen.

langstep Publish time 2012-6-18 01:11

Thank you for the tip, I have tried a variety of pen. Get some waste aida or evenweave, scribble on it and leave it to dry, then wash and see which works best.

EvilPoptart320 Publish time 2012-7-16 10:00

They make a product now that essentially does the same thing, but doesnt leave behind pencil marks. Its almost like a fishing line, except its red. It will pull out easily after being stitched over. Ive found that some patterns have light colors that show pencil marks through the stitches.

Bluejay Publish time 2012-7-30 09:16

I dont grid the fabric... I just find the center of it and stitch. Simple like that. ;P

belle2105 Publish time 2012-7-31 09:34

Very detailed information you have provided.

For me, I dont really grid the fabric, just the edges or one quarter of the chart so as to start my stitching.

Most of the time, I stitch from the centre.Sometime from the top right hand corner after I grid that corner from the centre.

I guess everyone have their own preference. :)

catusiana Publish time 2012-7-31 12:12

thanks for tip!! very useful! :)

marolis Publish time 2012-7-31 14:06

gracias por la informacion , yo suelo hacer lo con puntadas de hilo que voy quitando segun avanza el trabajo , pero es lento y laborioso
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