Signing work
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Signing work
Need to know how many threads to use when signing fabric
- Mabel Figworthy
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Re: Signing work
Depends on the work you're siging, I'd say; something over one on 32 count would look better with a smaller, finer "signature" than something chunky on 14ct aida. Are you signing in backstitch, cross stitch, something else?
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Re: Signing work

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Re: Signing work
I use one strand. I use the colour that’s the same as the area I put my signature. But if that’s too dark I use a lighter shade.
Linda
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Re: Signing work
Are you talking here about putting your name on the stitching? Sorry, if I sound odd. I just cant understand what is meant by "signature"- some wording which goes with the design or just your name. Thank you in advance for an explanation.
Lyudmila
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Re: Signing work
What I have done in the past is to use a fountain pen to sign and date an unused part of the chart, then use that as a chart to plot out how I am going to sign the work. I use a single thread of backstitch to follow the 'chart' of my signature, in the closest approximation to my favourite fountain pen ink colour (DMC 995, a turquoise colour). This has worked for me on 14 ct Aida, 32 ct linen and 28 ct evenweave. I just make sure the stitched signature is physically the same size as my normal signature, and it usually looks appropriate.
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Richard.
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Richard.
Re: Signing work
I use my initials and the year. It’s very small.Podolyanka wrote: Tue Nov 05, 2019 6:56 am Are you talking here about putting your name on the stitching? Sorry, if I sound odd. I just cant understand what is meant by "signature"- some wording which goes with the design or just your name. Thank you in advance for an explanation.
Linda