Flosstube 54 - One goes into time out!

Hi im Steph from @stitchy_steff on instagram and this is my channel al about cross stitching Grab a cuppa and relax.
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~Works in Progess ~(not in order)
Bothy Threads - Grinny Pig
Bothy threads- William shakespeare
Bothy threads- Kings and Queens
Sybilla Davis designs - Tintagel post office
Sandy hideouts ( 3D huts) - Fiona Barker ( The world of cross stitch)

[@Stitchysquirrels]

Gorgeous wips as usual.
You always find great stuff in the charity shops.

[@stephanieoverfield2723]

Thank you 🩷🩷. I’m really lucky when it comes to charity shops, I have one that seems to always have stitching bits in xx

[@maxinestorr2844]

❤

[@stephanieoverfield2723]

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[@melpatton4731]

Hi Hun. Lovely to catch up with U and yr wips. If you stitch on 28 count 2 over 2. It will be the same size as 14 count. If you stitch 1 over 1 on 28 count it will be smaller. I've never stitched on that plastic. Think I'd like to try it. Take care. Xx😊

[@stephanieoverfield2723]

Ag thank you I’ve never understood the difference size fabrics and stuff 🫣🤯. It confuses me.
Plastic Aida is good for 3D projects and badges but It really hurts my hands especially as I’m using 3 strands xxx

[@karencrow7119]

As the fabric count goes up, then the stitched size comes down. Unless you change from over 1 to over 2. Lovely to see you and your Bothy Thread kits 🙂

[@stephanieoverfield2723]

Aw thank you! 🩷. Does that mean if I stitch on 18count the project will be bigger than it would be if I stitched on 14? Xx

[@karencrow7119]

@@stephanieoverfield2723 No, the other way around. 18 count will be smaller than 14 count. If you have a project which is 140 stitches, then on 14 count, it would be 10 inches (140/14). On 18 count it would be just under 8 inches (140/18). It takes a bit to get your head around!

[@stephanieoverfield2723]

@karencrow7119 oh it’s very confusing 🫣🫣🫣 thank you 🩷🩷