Railroading Cross Stitch Technique - How to Railroad Stitches
By Connie G. Barwick, About.com Guide
Why Should I Railroad?
Smoother Stitches Use Less Floss
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Railroading produces smoother stitches, so the final project will look neater. Smoother stitches means better floss coverage as well so less floss will be required for stitching projects.
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- What is Railroading?
- Why Should I Railroad?
- How to Railroad Cross Stitch
- Practice Makes Perfect - Make Railroading a Habit
- Smooth Top Stitches Only If You Choose
- Watch Cross Stitch Tension
- Use the Stab Method for Railroading
- Suggested Railroading Practice Patterns
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