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24th August 12, 09:50 AM
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Ah, you're like me. Here's is where you start. http://www.celticdragonpress.com/ But the short answer is a felling stitch usually, but not exclusively.
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24th August 12, 11:45 AM
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 Originally Posted by xman
The best advice you could get.
But the short answer is a felling stitch usually, but not exclusively.
There is no accurate short answer. Various stitches are used in various situations and purposes. The "bible" (TAoK) tells all.
Last edited by David Thorpe; 24th August 12 at 11:47 AM.
Reason: typo
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25th August 12, 01:42 AM
#3
There are several different types of stitches you might use,but with a combination of a simple runnning stitch and a back stitch that would be enough to get you started. There are many free sites about basic sewing stitches on the internet, if you want to message me, a fellow UK member, to help get you started, please do.
Barb's book ,while very useful,isn't essential, a simpler and much easier to follow , although basic is this link and it's also free!
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25th August 12, 04:16 AM
#4
For me, when learning hand stitching, I needed instructions on HOW to form the stitches. I found this helpful stitch manual from the University of Kentucky Ag department. It shows samples and explains when to use certain stitches when making garments.
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