Railroading Stitching Method

bearlette · Post time 2011-7-16 06:04

Thank you so much :) wonderful explanation and pictures .. I learned something

doris · Post time 2011-7-21 05:27

Will have to try this on my next project :)

Flirti · Post time 2011-7-22 17:47

i always try to railroad, but most of the times i forget it, thanks for sharing!

ShadowPhoe · Post time 2011-7-27 10:08

Maybe Im just not a "professional" stitcher but what is the reasoning behind not wanting your thread to twist? Ive never really worried about it. Should I?

guaynia · Post time 2011-8-8 04:11

thanks for the info... Ill give it a try and see how it works for me.

handi71 · Post time 2011-8-28 03:21

thank you!

redstar · Post time 2011-8-28 18:38

I suppose i should railroad, i do it occasionally but thats more by accident than anything else lol

Drea66 · Post time 2011-9-13 16:51

[quote]I love this method: it seems it might take more time to complete the cross, but the result is defini ...
I do this and once you are used to doing it, it doesnt take any longer than not doing it. You just do it without even thinking about it.

gegebee43 · Post time 2011-9-13 23:32

great samples, good information

Crossbones · Post time 2011-11-3 01:48

great information, thanks

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