Stitching Surface:
Perforated Paper is paper with a repeating pattern of holes in it that resembles Aida fabric usually found in 14 squares per inch.
Why to Use Perforated Paper:
Perforated Paper is great for 3-D projects, bookmarks, ornaments, and pins because it is easy to cut into specific shapes.
How to Use Perforated Paper:
- Start stitches with the loop method.
- Do not use a hoop.
- Do not pull stitches too tightly or you may accidentally tear the paper.
- If you accidentally tear the fabric, use a small piece of tape on the back of the fabric to patch the fabric.
- Avoid patterns with fractional stitches.
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