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Spiderman Glow In The Dark Cross Stitch by stitchFIGHT (source: mrxstitch.com)

Why Are Glow-In-the-Dark Threads Green?

Glow-in-the-dark threads are a fantastic way to make any cross stitch that little bit more special. However there is one constant when using glow-in-the-dark, and that's green. Or more specifically the green glow. But why green? Why are glow-in-the-dark threads green? Let's start by looking at the facts; glow in the dark thread is green.…

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Read more about the article How To Sign Cross Stitch: 5 Easy Ideas | Lord Libidan
I want to belive cross stitch signature by PDXstitch (source: pdxstitch.wordpress.com)

How To Sign Cross Stitch: 5 Easy Ideas | Lord Libidan

You spend hundreds of hours cross stitching a project, and perhaps a few more making the pattern. You make sure the stitches look pretty, you've not made mistakes (or fixed them at least) and you've already thought about how to frame it. But there is one last thing. One thing you're not too sure about;…

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Read more about the article Why is it called RAILROADING anyway?
railroaded cross stitch (source: craftster)

Why is it called RAILROADING anyway?

Railroading is a term used in cross stitch a lot. For some it means the hell of trying to do the technique, for others, it means the height of perfect stitches. However, whenever I've asked about the name, everyone gave me the same answer. Until I finally researched it myself and found out they were…

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