Sunday, February 3, 2008

I Am Addicted To Extra Strong Mints

diamond stitch technique for professional springs

is a little elaborate, but worth the effort. You need one of those balls of yarn left over q te, preferably in a contrasting color you're going to weave your work.

1. Count how many points you have to mount, try to be even number and divide by two. If I'm going to document, needed 66 points / 2 = 33.

2. Ride the amount of points that resulted from the division, in contrasting color. 4 turns in jersey knits, ie 1AV. right, 2nd v. Backhand, etc.

3. When you complete 4 v., cut the thread and unite it with a knot on the other color (now it the color of your work). The knot should be easy to untie.

4. Begins to weave back in Jersey. Weave 12 laps (when you master the technique you can weave more v.). It'll look so inside out



5. See those lines that you were? are importantítisimas . In this round is where you do this spring. Weave the first point of law. The second point you're going to get out of those lines as well.

should not skip any lines, because they will notice immediately that you were wrong. Hence the importance of using a contrasting color for easy identification. I raise this point, you take your needle and weave another backhand.


Weave the next point you have the right, the next will be backwards and have to get up again as former



Tejelo backhand. Keep it all back. At the end of the round, is a line that barely noticeable, and it seems knot. You should also lift, that is the last point is obviously backwards. It'll look well


5. Remember me q knot that had to be easy to loose? Now, desátalo and unraveling the yarn is dark (the contrast) So.

Until finally detach from your work.

6. Once done, weaves the points as you have, right or backward as appropriate. Weave 10 laps or as you get the desired length of the spring. Ready, so will!



That's the finish you want, whoever sees you never know where you mounted tissue points. The points you raised are not noticed by either the right or the reverse. Factory look. What you think? Try it!

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