Then I tacked out lines so I can do the mitred corners and finally complete this "simple job". It has been a bit of a nightmare. One thing I will be doing is taking some close up photos and rewriting my copy of the instructions so I don't have a repeat of this time's reversing and miscounting,
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6 comments:
Very nice!
Brilliant, absolutely stunning! And it's one of those that no matter how much someone who doesn't know the stitch (me!) looks at it, it's just impossible to figure out. Drawn thread, pulled thread, and everything's wrapped?
It sounds as if your experience hasn't put you off doing the Aztec Stitch again.
Well it looks wonderful to me. Too bad it was such a nightmare for you. Hope your knitting respite is fun.
At first glance it looks like a simple pattern but when you look closely you can see how complicated it really is. You did so well to actually complete this!
Wow, this looks great! I'm glad you got over all the miscounting problems and finished.
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