What Do Two Symbols in a Square Indicate on a Cross Stitch Pattern?
By Connie G. Barwick, About.com Guide
Pattern With Multiple Two-Symbol Squares
Pattern With Multiple Two-Symbol Squares
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In this image, there are several squares with two symbols. For this pattern, the black lines indicate stitching back stitches. The pattern key should be clear about the correct color for the back stitches.
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