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Serging the edges of linen or aida is the ultimate way to prepare the edges so they don't fray. If you happen to own a serger, this is definitely the time to use it, but if like most of us you don't own a serger, a standard sewing machine also works.

Pull through the whole pool. There we go once you get a little bit like that enough to hold reallyMorePull through the whole pool. There we go once you get a little bit like that enough to hold really then you can gently pull it all the way.

Make a Cross Stitch Bookmark in 4 Easy Steps! - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So i then attached the card which i cut a bit smaller than the felt itself to leave a bit of theMoreSo i then attached the card which i cut a bit smaller than the felt itself to leave a bit of the sticky gap around the sides. Then i placed on top of the stitched.

Finishing a cross stitch bookmark with felt - TUTORIAL - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And then it's activated when you put it on your thing and then you iron it so the heat. Then sticksMoreAnd then it's activated when you put it on your thing and then you iron it so the heat. Then sticks it to the the back of your stitching. So normally what i would do is i would cut it to size.

HOW TO IRON CROSS STITCH Finishing Off Cross Stitch - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip You could start with cotton. And move on to a linen setting. And then just smooth it on top of theMoreYou could start with cotton. And move on to a linen setting. And then just smooth it on top of the piece and the cloth. In a slow motion back and forth.

Finishing Tutorial: How To Finish a Cross Stitch Bookmark - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Simple. So now all I'm gonna do is trim off the edges of my bookmark. And I'll be right back to showMoreSimple. So now all I'm gonna do is trim off the edges of my bookmark. And I'll be right back to show you the finished. Piece.

Tension Matters! If your stitch looks too tight, pick up the thread slightly with your needle. To prevent these gaps, just give your floss a little tug as you are getting to the end of your thread. This will work if you are a loose stitcher as well.