Feb
20
A twin needle makes a pretty stretch seam for knit fabrics. But if your twin needle stitching doesn’t look like it’s supposed to, Susan from Moonthirty helps with some troubleshooting. Whether it’s skipped stitches or puckering between the parallel stitch lines, she has some tricks to help get your stitches looking like they ought to. Go to her blog to get her advice.
[photo from Moonthirty]
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Thanks, I needed this info!