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What is the easiest way to correct or remove cross stitches. I am new to cross stitching and have seen stitchers use the term "frogging" and I am not sure what this means. Thank You
First let me apologize for not answering your question sooner. The system did not notify that I had pending questions.
Frogging is just another term for removing stitches because when you frog you "rip it, rip it!" The easiest way to frog is unthread your needle and then simply pull out each stitch in the opposite direction that you stitched itusing the needle to get under the stitch!
I hope I helped.
Happy Stitching!
Kris
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Kris
Expertise
I can answer questions about cross stitch, pulled threads and some hardanger including questions about fabric, fibers, techniques, and speciality stitches. I can also answer questions about pattern location and designer searches.
Experience
I have been stitching for over 35 years now. I have been judging the cross stitch at the State Fair for almost 10 years. I love to stitch!
Education/Credentials
I was a member of Embrodier's Guild of America. I completed several classes in cross-stitch.
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