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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How many stitches are in a baby cross stitch pattern?

  These baby cross stitch patterns are worked on 28-count white evenweave over two threads of the fabric, using 12 shades of stranded cotton ion the set, but just a few shades per card. Thebaby cross stitch patterns use whole cross stitch and fractional stitches in two strands of thread, with backstitch definition in one strand.

• What is big stitch quilting?

  Big stitch quilting, sometimes referred to as Utility Quilting, is a method of hand quilting that uses longer stitch lengths (1/4”) and thicker threads – most commonly #8 perle cotton. The stitching shows more prominently on the quilt than machine stitching and adds an extra layer of design to the finished quilt.

• Can i use big stitch hand quilting in embroidery?

  Big stitch hand quilting is a technique used by many quilters. However, I recently used this technique in an embroidery project! A few weeks ago, I decided to make an embroidered panel for the 25 Million Stitches project and in this post, I’ve detailed the technique that I used.

• What is gold ball wire bonding and stitch bonding?

  Gold Ball Wire Bonding and stitch bonding is the most widely used assembly process in the semiconductor industry to interconnect the die circuitry to the package or substrate. This method is commonly known as Thermosonic Gold Ball Wire Bonding. It uses force, power, time, temperature up to 150°C and ultrasonic energy.

• Is Catherine’s Wheel stitch the same as Starburst stitch?

  There are several stitches Catherine’s wheel is often confused with, but they aren’t the same. Among them, Harlequin stitch and starburst stitch both use a similar technique to this one, but the biggest difference is that Catherine’s wheel looks more round or even hexagonal, while the others are more like diamonds.