SPLIT STITCH (2 WAYS)
A staple when it comes to making lines, split stitch resembles fine chain stitch and it can also be stacked to fill areas. It can be sewn in two different ways that look the same from the front: one is easier to do and the back of the stitches differ too. Split stitch two ways LEFT Split stitch two ways RIGHT
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