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DMC Anchor Madeira

Cross stitch in two strands

0	White	002	2402
2	351	010	0214
❖	353	008	2605
3	601	063	0703
	605	_1094_	0613
M	640	393	1905
#	642	_392	1903
0	676	887	2208
A	677	885	2207 _
+	746	275	0101
*	817	013	0211
★	913	204	1212
@	955	203	1210
A	996	_433_	_ 1103 _
X	3806	062	0701

Backstitch in one strand

White 002 strawberries_	2402
3799 236 all other details	1713

IF YOU want to do something a bit morę exciting with your cupcake design, turn it into a funky square cushion! Chunky ric rac edging adds a gorgeous f inishing touch.

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BONDAWEB

Bondaweb is an ingenious product that allows you to fuse fabrics together, or even fabric and paper.

To use, iron paper side up and rough side down, on to the back of your fabric. Cut out and peel off the paper backing. Arrange on your backing fabric and iron to set in place.

Make...

shelf edging

Add a bit morę glamour to your kitchen shelues

Step 1

BEFORE you begin stitching, cut your evenweave to 14cm wide and as long as youd like your shelf edging to be. Stitch the strawberries from the main chart. We’ve left 3cm of space between each strawberry.

Step 2

ONCE you’ve f inished stitching, trim your evenweave to lOcm wide. Cut a piece of white fabric to the exact same size. With right sides in, sew all the way around, leaving an opening on one of the short ends for turning.

Step 3

TURN right side out and slip stitch the opening closed. Press fiat. Cut your lace trim to 4cm longer than your f inished edging. Hand stitch using smali tacking stitches. Fold the excess lace around to the back and secure.

Stitch it on aula.

lf you like, Stach on 14 count white aida

instead.

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MAY 2011 :

Shelf edging ~

•    28 courit white evenweay_e. 14cm

wide and your des,red length (Will ow Fabrics)

•    White backing fabric

•    Lace edging

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