I have the opposite - Zweigart's always been great for me, while DMC not so good. After washing both are usually ok for the 6x6" size though.samarin wrote:not zweigart, thats what i bought this year and its not even close. in the past dmc has been good if its new. after sitting around for a year it was out a stitch last year.
Stitching for Charity 2015
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Re: Stitching for Charity 2015
RMDC wrote:...I've been stitching at an estimated rate of almost a full BMH per day...
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Re: Stitching for Charity 2015
I use MCG textiles, and it has always been great for me.
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Re: Stitching for Charity 2015
I've just ordered my aida so fingers crossed!
"much better to have a bottom that naturally flattens out than one that goes every which way when it's sitting on a surface" -RMDC
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Re: Stitching for Charity 2015
I find that Charles Craft Gold Standard fabric is pretty accurate.
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Re: Stitching for Charity 2015
That is what I'm using and it is exactly 96x96 in 6"x6"blackberrybear wrote:I find that Charles Craft Gold Standard fabric is pretty accurate.
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Re: Stitching for Charity 2015
At least u guys can find 16 count ainda lol. Here in Brasil is impossible lol. I went to all stores in my city and couldnt find. Not even online. Now i will need to import it. Sux hahah will take like aonth to get it 

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Re: Stitching for Charity 2015
I've just spent the past couple of hours trying to make a pattern for Midna from LoZ:TP and I've managed this so far:

It's been a bit challenging as it's quite a dark image and my normal pattern program can't even differentiate the background! I've used KG which I'm a bit less familiar with, but just wanted to check this is okay

It's been a bit challenging as it's quite a dark image and my normal pattern program can't even differentiate the background! I've used KG which I'm a bit less familiar with, but just wanted to check this is okay

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Re: Stitching for Charity 2015
Wow, that Midna looks incredible!
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Re: Stitching for Charity 2015
Wow, that looks amazing! Mine's pretty dark too, so it won't be the only one.Awenmir wrote: It's been a bit challenging as it's quite a dark image and my normal pattern program can't even differentiate the background! I've used KG which I'm a bit less familiar with, but just wanted to check this is okay
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Fabric just arrived and I just counted and measured it. 96x96= 5.9x5.9 sooo close! I'm assuming this is ok?
"much better to have a bottom that naturally flattens out than one that goes every which way when it's sitting on a surface" -RMDC