Guide about cross stitch
Cross stitch is a very old form of embroidery.
Cross stitch is a very old form of embroidery.
It consists of using a thread and a needle to create X shaped points on a fabric, Aida or linen.
Cross stitch is made by a series of horizontal stitches going from left to right.
To start and end stitches of the same color, trap the thread under the first and last half stitches.
Start stitching along a row to make a series of half stitches
Finish your stitches by coming back and making a series of half stitches in the other direction.
Each colored square or symbol in the chart represents a cross stitch from the original design.
The color of each square corresponds to the color of the yarn to be used.
The colors to be used are listed at the beginning of the document.
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