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[Skill Help] Tips: Quarter Stitches

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Post time: 2010-9-15 10:30
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I am teaching my best friend Marie how to stitch. I'm having trouble getting her to understand quarter stitches. Does anyone have any tips or stuff that might help? Thanks:)

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Post time: 2021-7-6 04:51
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#Quick Reply Here,   делаю именно так, как указала #lady_heather в свои комментарии
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Post time: 2021-9-14 06:10
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quarter stitches are a pain in the a.... - but as someone already mentioned, look in youtube
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Post time: 2021-6-23 15:21
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I would say the best thing is to go and look on You tube it has alot of totorial's
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Post time: 2024-4-5 04:18
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Thank you very much for the info! Very helpful.
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Post time: 2022-2-11 02:19
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Post time: 2023-9-4 03:19
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Siguiendo este hilo
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Post time: 2021-10-11 16:08
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it is good so much
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Post time: 2012-7-9 08:41
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I wish I could help but I have no helpful tips when it comes to that.
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Post time: 2012-7-9 09:04
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Edited by stitchkittykatt at 2012-7-9 01:06

  • This diagram represents a square. To stitch a quarter stitch, bring the threaded tapestry needle up at 1.
  • To complete the stitch, bring the threaded tapestry needle down at 2, through the center of the square.  Quarter stitches may be stitched from any corner of the Aida square.


                               
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quarter stitch

For a 3/4 stitch:

  • This diagram represents one square. To stitch a three-quarter stitch, first bring the needle up at 1 and down at 2, stitching a quarter stitch.
  • Next, bring the needle up at 3 and down at 4, stitching a half stitch to complete the three-quarter stitch. Three-quarter stitches may be stitched in any direction.
  • I find stitching part 2 in the darker shade when laying next to a different colour quarter stitch adds definition, other wise if this is not needed stitch as



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Post time: 2012-7-9 09:07
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my apologies for the duplicate image grrrrrrrr it won't delete :(

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Your welcome  Details Reply Post time 2012-7-10 05:31
Thank you for the information stitchkittykatt :) Very helpful.  Post time 2012-7-10 04:59
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Post time: 2012-7-10 05:31
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stitchkittykatt replied at 2012-7-9 01:07
my apologies for the duplicate image grrrrrrrr it won't delete

Your welcome :D
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Post time: 2012-7-10 06:33
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Thanks for the great explanation and diagrams!
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Post time: 2012-7-17 03:46
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Thank you!
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Post time: 2012-7-17 20:17
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thank you for the info...i am just about to start a pattern with quarter and 3 quarter stitches so this is a great help :D
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Post time: 2012-7-17 20:29
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Good tips the diagrams are very helpful
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Post time: 2012-7-18 15:10
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very handy and well explained tip..thank you
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