Loop start cross stitch

The loop start is the best cross stitch trick! It's so easy, too! Never struggle to start your cross stitch projects again - read the loop start tutorial!

Though Loop Start can be used to secure thread at any time, it is especially useful when making confetti stitches, those isolated lone crosses that may dot your design.

If you have to stitch with 2 strands of cotton and you want to start a new thread without it showing at all, you need to try the loop method! You know when you’ve got to stitch 1 stitch in the middle … Read More

There are a number of ways to start your thread when doing cross stitch or hand embroidery, but my all-time favorite is the knotless loop start method. Not only is it quick and easy, but it helps keep the back of your work neat and tidy.

Have you ever looked at beginners cross stitch projects and didn't know where to start? This complete tutorial will get you stitching in no time!

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Want to know the easiest way to secure your cross stitch thread when you start stitching? It's called the loop method and I'll show you 2 ways to do it; from the back AND from the front of your stitching. It's game changing!

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Looking for the quickest and easiest way to start your threads for cross stitch? 🧚‍♀️ Discover the loop start, a beginner-friendly technique that will save you so much time! 😊 Don't be left out of the loop, learn this game-changing approach now!🌟

Knotless Loop Start | How to do a Knotless Loop Start - Cross Stitch Basics | The Cross Stitch Guild