Which way do you stitch (/// and then \\\ or \\\ and then ///)? Can you (or if you haven’t done it before, do you think you could) change the way that you stitch temporarily if it is asked of you?
it is to say if it embroiders type danes? then asi towards before but now I embroider ingles continental, because I am receiving classes with my professor Mayte Bermudes that is professional embroideress. thus, which depending on
which it fence to being I do of a sense or another one.
but the challenging thing? he has not been boraddo, if not to change of tecnica to embroider, to happen to embroider by but of 15 years of continental Danish to ingles, to use metodo of my professor, who change of the sky to the Earth, the embroidering is but clean, the threads fall but parallel, with better tension, and furrows, Mayte thanks are not seen
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