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by jenne 30 Jul 2014 ( edited Jul 30'14 23:58 )
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This a try out of sashiko stitching. This one I did by hand do you think it look good enough, or should I practice a bit first. also I bought some from Embroidery library but they are just a single stitch and I wanted them to be a heavier stitch so I double the image I will try a heavy thread maybe that would work better. I got a freebie from someone and she had done a sorta back stitch I like her stitching so much better but her designs were so much more in price.

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Comments (7)
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by decojo 30 Jul 2014
+2
very nicely done!
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by queenofhearts 30 Jul 2014
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No practice needed.It looks good.
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by PatriciaVosloo 30 Jul 2014
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Jenne, try using a double thread in the machine's needle when sticthing your purchased sashiko design. Thread both threads simultaneously through the loopers. Let me know if that gave you the desired effect. Patricia
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by jenne 30 Jul 2014
I will try that, thanks
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by sewgroupie 30 Jul 2014
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Sulky among others have thicker threads you might try. Embroidery thread size is 40 but 30 is thicker.

I have had a problem of loops when I use two threads at the same time...

HTH. Suzanne
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by PatriciaVosloo 30 Jul 2014
Suzanne, make sure that you thread BOTH lengths of thread SIMULTANEOUSLY through your machines 'loopers' before placing them 'together' through the one needle. Also put the ONE reel in a small container (jug) on the floor, so that it has an additional 'way' to travel. Believe me, it does work very well. I have used a batting below the material which gives an additional 'indentation' of the threads and provides an adequate presentation. Let me know how you find it. Patricia
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by noah 30 Jul 2014
+2
way to go nice hugs
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by PatriciaVosloo 30 Jul 2014
+2
jenne: I have sent you a PM Patricia
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by fera 30 Jul 2014
+1
I think it looks good..you do not need to practise,