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by basketkase 28 Nov 2018 ( edited Nov 29'18 21:41 )
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This is what I will be busy with for the next few days....I have 50 of them to do.......at least I have a bunch of colors and the owner is letting me pick the thread.....I used the knockdown technique so I wouldn't have to use wss....

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by dragonflyer 28 Nov 2018
+6
Great job....love the knockdown stitching for items like this and fuzzy ones too!
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by basketkase 28 Nov 2018
Isn't it great.....thank heavens I have colors of thread that match the hat....these are those sweater fabric hats and the stitches would have disappeared in it.....
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by giddygoat 28 Nov 2018
+6
Pardon my ignorance but what is the knockdown technique?
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by basketkase 28 Nov 2018
You lay down a light underlayment matching the fabric by out lining the design you are stitching.....this keeps pokies from sticking through the stitches and you probably don't need to use wss…..
by giddygoat 28 Nov 2018
Thanks.
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by kustomkuddle 28 Nov 2018
+6
Wonderful job! I have never tried knockdown stitches. Sure beats having to either pick out the wss or rinsing it out!
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by noah 29 Nov 2018
My very thoughts
by basketkase 29 Nov 2018
Sure does and saves money!
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by lucy12345 28 Nov 2018
+5
Well done
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by shirley124 28 Nov 2018
+4
They look great. Hugs
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by blueeyedblonde 29 Nov 2018
+4
Looks good!
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by airyfairy 29 Nov 2018
+3
These look fantastic and you have done the knock down stitches beautifully. The only time I had a real success was on a whiite towel. I never have the exact colour when I want to use KD stitches. I also think that I make the KD stitches too big an area.
Great job Vicki.
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by sdrise 29 Nov 2018
+3
Wonderful job!! looks fantastic as usual!
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by dailylaundry 29 Nov 2018
+1
These look wonderful - so professional!
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by sonjapotgieter 29 Nov 2018
+1
Stunning!!!!!
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by pennifold 29 Nov 2018
+1
They look great. Sorry to be ignorant on this Vicki, but do you just sew ordinary sewing stitches roughly in the shape you are to sew or do you digitise the specific area where the design will eventually be? Love Chris