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29 Oct 2011
7 Oct 2008 The Square Stitch is a classic and is great for beginners You will need: 2 pieces of craft lace - equal length; 1' of lace will equal about 1.5'' of lanyard. I. Starting the Square Stitch: II. Doing the Square Stitch: III. Finishing the Square Stitch: Tips: Pull stitches very tight - tight stitches make lanyards look much
18 Aug 2010
Starter Square Stitch. Learning how to START the Square Stitch goes FAR BEYOND simply being able to do the Square Stitch. This opening stitch is also used to start Circle, Combo, Fishy, Dragonfly, and a BUNCH of other stitches! Before you begin, you'll need to FIND THE CENTERS of these strands.
31 Oct 2011
12 Feb 2011
Hold a "starter square stitch" as shown. Bring the far strand up and over to form the first LOOP Now take the near strand up and over AWAY from you to form the second LOOP next to the first. Start the WEAVE by taking the strand on your LEFT up and over the first LOOP, then under the second LOOP continue by taking
11 Apr 2014
Start by holding a "starter square stitch", like this Take the strand NEAREST YOU and take it UP, OVER, and ACROSS the small checkerboard to create the first loop. Note how we CROSS the starter stitch, UNLIKE the Square Stitch! Now take the strand farthest from you and bring it UP, OVER, and ACROSS the starter
How to Make a Box Styled Gimp. A gimp, also called a gymp or boondoggle, is a lacing stitch used to make bracelets, keychains, pulleys, and even bookmarks. It's a wonderful stitch to know, and useful for a variety of applications, and is

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