Ending threads

lovestitches

Many thanks. I have tried to find a way to end the thread without having to flip the work over. This is especially useful when you are stitching on a frame clamped on a stand.

I usually run the finished thread at the back to where I will stitch next to cover it later but I sometimes miss it. Running it on the front will certainly help but will it show on 14ct aida with 2 strands?

tcca

I jusst use an away waste knot and tail from the front, and position it so that the next few stitches will go over it. That way after a while the tails are stitched over and I can just trim the waste knot from the front. No need to flip the work!

malida02

merci pour l'idée

Jazzi

Thanks so much for sharing this little secret. It definitely has its uses in a variety of projects. As others have stated that certainly may be the key to a perfect back.

Some day I would like to have the perfect back.:loveliness:

cute.panda.sue

I have seen that technique too... But I've always been curious, wouldn't that make the front bumpier/bulkier?

lovestitches

Thanks for the suggestion. I will try to do it in my current project. When I use a frame, it's too troublesome to flip and secure at the back.

senorita

thank you for the tips!!!!

ryouko

I think you would have to be careful with this method but thanks for sharing!

Guaranita

Many thanks for your advice :loveliness:

Jinyoung

Thank you for this tip:)