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13th May 08, 01:50 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Alan H
If you did a herringbone where you caught just a few threads on each pass on the "outside" of the kilt, it would work the same, but Barb is right, the herringbone has more flexibility to it than a straight blind stitch. I usually do a "canted blind stitch", which is a term I just made to suggest that the stitch isn't straight across, it's "tilted".
That term would describe any sewing that I would do - it would all be "tilted!"
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