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[@patriciatreslove4449]

I have really wanted to try this method, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with me

[@elizabethpalmer1970]

Well this was perfect timing! I had actually talked myself out of doing 1 over 1 as the fractional stitches confused me! Thank you for taking the time to do this ❤️

[@roxannefinley9753]

Thank you. I have never done 1 over 1 now I can try it!

[@KEKNL]

I tried this and was going great until I started doing stitches next to the skin! Ohhh nooo! I miscounted and had to rip it out twice! I really like it though. I figure there is a learning curve. LOL! Thanks for the great tutorial.

[@Brin4011]

This finally clicked in my head how to do it☺ thanks girl😊

[@linakoh4206]

Thank you so much your instructions are so clear and now I understand more !

[@Simunaya]

Always good to see how you do it. I would do 2 more stitches to fill up the little gab. But I always change things in patterns.

[@teatimefix8752]

Lovely… brilliant demo… thank you so much ☺️… 👋♥️😘

[@praterclp]

Very helpful to see it again. Thanks.

[@maggiecoughenour4799]

I still get the Idea , What you did was comprehension of what it should be Thank You yes It helped its great ...still lost on 4 stitches in even weave or 9 stitches on even weave,

[@jentroje2335]

Thank you so much for that info. Very appreciated.

[@jentroje2335]

What is that material? And what is the count? Great tutorial. Easy to understand. I am attempting my first 1 over 1 😱😱😱 thanks for taking the time to do this. It really has helped me and makes me look forward to trying this.

[@Stitcherista]

The material is 28 count Lugana.

[@denisec9187]

Thank you for another great video. Have you made one on stitching long straight stitches that are not even, but on a slant. Hope I explained it ok. I spent hours for the past two nights trying to do this. Thank you.

[@Stitcherista]

Denise C do you mean a satin stitch?

[@NoviceStitcher]

thanks for the tutorial. i was going to do 1 x 1 on my Gargolye but LOL I stitched it 2 x 2 because I forgot. oopsie. hopefully this will help me the next time i do skin.

[@DeliciousThreads]

What do you do for blended threads?

[@Stitcherista]

Delicious Threads I would pick one of the two threads they recommend for the blended and stitch with that.

[@bonitagillenwater8787]

Excellent!

[@allisonridley4045]

What size needle do you use for petite beads

[@Stitcherista]

I use a size 10 beading needle.

[@danettej5096]

Thank you, Danielle. Ok, so all skin is one over one. Is the rest of the Mira done as one over two or two over two?

[@Stitcherista]

Danette J50 you can do the skin 2 over 2. I just did this demonstration because some people stitch the skin 1 over 1. The rest of the pattern is stitched 2 over 2.

[@danettej5096]

Stitcherista your Mira’s are beautiful. I appreciate your tutorials.

[@barbarajane9826]

I’m new so I’m sorry if this is a silly question but what is a miribelia?

[@Stitcherista]

It is a pattern designer, Mirabilia.

[@marjoriesanchez5738]

I do not understand nothing. Why you do 4 stich es?

[@Stitcherista]

Because four small stitches equals one larger stitch. People do this method for skin because it gives a more delicate look.

[@tinagrijalva3268]

does the go for all 1 over 1 like if i’m going to use a 25 count lugana I would stitch in 4 square to make it equal 1.

[@Stitcherista]

Tina Grijalva people usually do already stitch 1 over 1 for 25 count Lugana. Most people do not stitch Mirabilia patterns on 25 count. Usually they are stitched on 28 or 32 count.

[@reesespisces9956]

How do you know when to do 1 over 1, 2 over 2, or normal stitches? Is the same method used throughout a pattern, or are some areas 1 over 1 and some normal? Is it mentioned in the key?

[@Stitcherista]

If it is charted as 1 over 1 it will be mentioned in the key.

[@reesespisces9956]

@@Stitcherista thank you!