What if you run out of thread in the middle of a complicated stitch? How do you keep the join from showing? Annet of Fat-Quarter shows her technique for solving this problem in a row of cable chain stitch. The principles could be applied to nearly any stitch. See her tute.
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papatencia says
the link to the tutorial should be http://fat-quarter.blogspot.it/2012/06/cable-chain-stitch-how-to-continue-with.html
Cassie says
The link goes to the Vintage Strawberry class.
Mary Gordon says
I did some digging and found it –
http://fat-quarter.blogspot.com/2012/06/cable-chain-stitch-how-to-continue-with.html
Jo K says
Agree with Cassie – link goes to strawberry class!
Denise Felton says
I’m so sorry for the goof! The link is fixed now. Thanks a million to my awesome readers for having my back!
Denise