One question frequently asked by new stitchers is, "What does it mean when I see two symbols in a square on a Cross Stitch pattern with a black line between them?"
The two small symbols indicate stitching two quarter stitches. (To see how the quarter stitches should be oriented, proceed to the next image.)
What Do Two Symbols in a Square Indicate on a Cross Stitch Pattern?
By Connie G. Barwick, About.com Guide
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What Do Two Symbols in a Square Indicate on a Cross Stitch Pattern?
Two Symbols in a Square on a Pattern
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