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Learn how to end the yarn when stitching with plastic canvas.
Watch this video to see different ways to end the yarn or thread.
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BASIC INSTRUCTIONS
To finish off a color, to end yarn or when stitching area is completed, DO NOT USE A KNOT. The back of the plastic canvas should look neat with no knots or loose ends.
HOW TO END THE YARN OR THREAD:
* Flip the canvas backside up
* Insert the needle and yarn through several completed stitches
* Pull yarn tight
* Trim yarn close to the canvas
The following example and the example above show how the back of the canvas should look when yarn or thread is anchored properly.
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Plastic canvas is a fun form of needlework which allows you to make two-dimensional projects such as coasters, magnets, door hangers, wall hangings, keychains and bookmarks. And three-dimensional projects such as tissue box covers, storage boxes, purses and more.
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