How Do You Correct A Mistake In Counted Cross Stitch?
Creating beautiful designs with embroidery thread stitched onto special cross stitch fabric keeps many people busy. With counted cross stitch, you carefully count and then create cross stitches into the fabric to create designs. In order to create the correct designs, you must count carefully to place the cross stitches in just the right location on the fabric. If you make even one mistake in counting, your entire project could end up wrong. Correct a mistake in counted cross stitch as soon as you discover it for best results; otherwise you might need to remove large areas of stitching. Assess your mistake to determine the extensive nature of the mistake. If the mistake involves only a few stitches that you just finished stitching, you will only need to remove these stitches. If the mistake involves a big area, skip ahead to step 4 for different instructions. Remove the needle from the embroidery floss and allow the length of floss to extend from the cross stitch fabric. Turn the needl
