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This stitch is typically used for leaf patterns. It throws out a padded effect on the motif. The stitch looks a bit difficult, but has no complications when you start to stitch. In fact, you will ...
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Embroidery Stitches For Leaves : Fishbone Stitch and Variations - 2
Two other variations of fishbone stitch are open fishbone and the leaf stitch. Leaf stitch is worked from bottom towards the tip. The length a to c has to kept the maximum and continued up till the
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