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[Tips Discussion] Ending threads

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Post time 2010-5-30 04:41 | Show all posts |Read mode
There is always discussion on the best way to end threads, and rarely do they mention that you can end threads by running them under the threads on the TOP of your work.  this is especially helpful with specialty stitches and such with little thread coverage on the back.  Just be careful when clipping the thread off so as not to cut the finished stitch.

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Post time 2010-6-1 05:56 | Show all posts
Wow, Ive never thought of it too. It might work, lol! My back is always a mess!
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Post time 2025-3-22 23:41 | Show all posts
Thanks for the tips!
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Post time 2010-5-31 23:13 | Show all posts
never thought of that thanks Ill try it on the next project....
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Post time 2010-6-1 20:27 | Show all posts
Many thanks for your advice !!!
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Post time 2010-10-11 06:57 | Show all posts
thanks, never heard of that but it works
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Post time 2011-3-14 16:26 | Show all posts
Thanks, will try on my next project!
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Post time 2011-3-14 20:40 | Show all posts
So thats the secret for a perfect back. Thanks for sharing :)
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Post time 2011-7-31 08:16 | Show all posts
Ill have to keep this little trick in mind ^_^
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Post time 2011-8-5 03:57 | Show all posts
That is certainly worth thinking about. I have only ever run my thread through the back of the stitches.
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Post time 2011-8-23 05:28 | Show all posts
Ooh, this would come in handy for confetti type stitches where there are no surrounding stitches to bury the thread. You could run the thread under the back and under the top to make it secure without being lumpy. Gonna try that. Thanks for the tip!
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