Counted cross-stitch is a needlecraft usually done on an evenweave
fabric like Aida cloth or linen. To create the design, you follow a chart by creating a cross-stitch (x) of floss that corresponds to the appropriate color symbol on the design chart. Most cross-stitch is 14...
Nothing, they are the same stitch used for different purposes. The buttonhole stitch IS the blanket stitch worked as closely together as possible on either side of the slit made in
fabric where the button hole will be. The blanket stitch usually has space between each stitch...
Using a hoop makes it much easier to complete the stitching. When the
fabric is stretched taut, it makes the hole as big as possible, which allows the needle to slip easily in and out of the holes. Hoops also allow for better control and more uniform stitch work.
Satin stitches should be close enough to cover
fabric without overlapping. Refer to the Design Chart for size of area to be worked in satin stitches. Begin at one side of satin stitched area. Come up at A; go down at B. Fill in area.
These are decorative knots completed after all other stitching is finished. Come up at A; loosely wrap floss once around needle. Place needle at B, next to A. Pull floss taut as you push needle down through
fabric. Carry floss across back of work between knots.
These are decorative knots completed after all other stitching is finished. Come up at A; loosely wrap floss once around needle. Place needle at B, next to A. Pull floss taut as you push needle down through
fabric. Carry floss across back of work between knots.
The chain stitch is great for flower stems or outlining. Come up at A; hold loop on surface of
fabric. Go down in same hole at A. Come up at B, inside loop. Pull loop even around B. Repeat A-B, going down inside completed loop. Go down at C over last loop to secure.
Satin stitches should be close enough to cover
fabric without overlapping. Refer to the Design Chart for size of area to be worked in satin stitches. Begin at one side of satin stitched area. Come up at A; go down at B. Fill in area.
Yes, you can apply more FolkArt® Chalkboard
Paint after 24 hours, but it will then need to cure for another 24 hours before being used.
The
paint is developed with extra adhesive properties making it a perfect
paint for glass painting without using a primer or sealer. To ensure extra durability, it is recommended that painted glass/ceramics be cured by baking.