Expert: Angela - 4/10/2008

Question
QUESTION: Hi Angela, I have just read your answer to a previous question and still have my own.
When tweeding do I complete my stitches one at a time or do I complete the one row first and come back as usual?
I can find all sorts of advise one threads but not this!! HELP!.
Thank you.
Sarah.

ANSWER: Hello, Sarah :)

Tweeding is simply taking 1 strand of 1 color floss, and joining it with another strand of another color floss.  Then, you stitch as you would normally.  Tweeding gives a very nice affect on a project.

I hope this helps. :)  Good luck and happy stitching!

Sincerely,

Angela

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QUESTION: Hi, Yes that does help but would I get a better effect doing one complete stitch at a time? Sorry to be a nuisance.
Thank you,
Sarah

Answer
Hello, Sarah :)

You can use the tweeding however you choose, either by stitching 1 stitch at a time, or doing a row of stitches.  It doesn't matter how it's done as you'll end up with the same effect. :)

I hope that helps a bit more.  Good luck, and happy stitching! :)

Sincerely,

Angela :)