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how the back looks really depends on the design. i've had some backs looks really neat because the design is mainly a huge colour block with a border. but with stuff like you make with many spots and such it will deffo look messy. that's very normal with embroidery, don't worry about it. you're doing great!
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The backs usually look funky, esp of you jump around a lot with your thread and get those long thread lines criss crossing, but one tip I wanted to give was to improve the 'look' of your project (and back by extension!) is to stitch your first and second stitchs in the same directions for the whole project. For example, choose a bottom corner for the first stitch and then do the opposite bottom corner for the stitch that goes over it, then keep that consistent across the project! Happy stitching!
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I like ppl like you and I hope you will do really good on YouTube
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The back is supposed to look like that - it’s called the “working side”! You’re doing very well : )
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Some godly people out there have the most pristine backs to their cross-stitch imaginable. The back of your work being messy just means you're like everyone else
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There's 2 main ways of doing the back that I know of, one that ends up with long diagonals and one that is mostly straight lines on the back. It's mostly a matter of preference, but the diagonals one doesn't twist fabric out of place and unevenly as much.
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Whaat another type of craft I should try this is my new fav channel
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Yes, the back is always ugly. As long as you weave in your ends and don't just knot the threads, you're good. I noticed you also make your Xs with the same thread crossing over the front in one direct. It's a good habit that makes your finished product look and feel really smooth. smooth.
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I'd love to see an eyebof ender!
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The axolotl in The bucket of Axolotl is so stinkin' cute 🥰
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The back always looks like a mess, lol. You're doing amazing!
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The Back should onley straight lines, from top to bottom, so i learnd it 😉
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AXOLOTAL!
Second btw xd
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For a beginner its fine but when you're doing multiple stictches in a row if you only do half of each stitch in the same direction like this ↗️↗️↗️↗️↗️ then when you come back to finish it you go the opposite direction like this ↖️↖️↖️↖️↖️ the back will have neat lines
For the stuff thats single all over the place its best to just do each individual stitch then move on
This should help you to get a neater back
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The back always feels silly like that 🎉🎉
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Yes, for me the back always ends up being messy. It just kinda happens when you use lots of colours and stuff
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my ears are pearced i have a collectoin of earings
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My dad used to cross stitch and the fronts are beautiful and the backs are always horrendous 😂
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I eat baked potatoes cuz they're the best and also as tribute
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@goober112
10 months ago
The back always looks goofy! It's okay! I think it kinda looks cool when you look at the back of stitching projects.
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