Blanket stitch
French translation: un point de languette
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| na | un point de languette |
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| na | point de feston |
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un point de languette Explanation: source = harrap's shorter good luck |
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point de feston Explanation: point de feston Definition :Worked from left to right by bringing needle out on the line and taking an upright stitch to the right with the needle pointed down. The thread is kept under the needle. Many variations of this stitch are possible, such as taking the stitches in varying lengths and grouping them in different ways. The stitches may even be crossed ... and worked in a circle. Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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