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About working on Jute
Some answers to working cross-point™ on jute On the cross-point™ Technique sheets included in each kit, under preparing the jute fabric, I suggested shaking the jute AFTER the edges have been glued. Not everyone has the opportunity to go outside … Continue reading
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cross-point – still the fastest, easiest way to stitch
cross-point™ – still the best! After 16 years, cross-point is still the fastest, easiest method to stitch a complete pillow, rug or upholstery. What we said 16 years ago, still holds true today: UPHOLSTERY – ANNUAL SALE first time offer … Continue reading
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FAQ – Jute fabric
Q: what’s the best way to remove fibers from the jute surface? ONE ANSWER: One of our sample stitchers recently submitted this suggestion and I think it’s so good I need to pass it on. After gluing the edges of … Continue reading
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