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Mattsma β The Correct Way to Make Your Biscornu Part Two
Published: 2012-05-18 04:27:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 11459; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 61
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Update: When I made this I didn't realize I was starting in the middle of things. Stayed tuned for Part One
Curious about what I ended up doing to correct the error of my wrongly created first time biscornu? Well, with my nifty new camera and some patience I show you moment by moment how to "fix" some issues I had.
It's too bad I didn't have the step by step pictures of how I messed up to begin with!
Now you can see just how easy it really is. Don't be afraid to try now!
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muchas gracias por ser tan generosa y compartir su trabajo y tiempo.........
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Β‘Gracias! Voy a tener mΓ‘s viniendo asΓ que estad atentos!
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Not an idiot. A nice person who shared something fun and useful. I would call you kind and aware that visual aids are groovy!
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Thanks so much for sharing this Carla 
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You are welcome, I still have to show the starting part, this was just one that shows how I fixed what I messed up. How you start the whip stitch is just as important or more so since it lines everything up
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Ah but that's how we grow 
I shall be watching
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A biscornu is a small, 8-sided, stuffed ornamental pincushion from a French adjective, meaning skewed, quirky or irregular. I've been asked quite a bit lately and I always laugh because what it comes down to is a that it is a really pretty pin cushion
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interesting.... thanks for letting me know ><
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Yeah....I'm trying to figure that out too.
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ok ^^ i thought it was a fancy word from 'rock holder' as it had rocks by it......i know not the smartest thought.
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It's a very good pictures and explained instruction!!! the most interesting point that I use for my biscornus different stitch to sew parts together. [link] [link]
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It looks like the same stitch, are you left handed?
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For beginners starting from scratch, I used this fabulous (picture loaded!) tutorial for my first try. [link] It also has lots of links to free patterns and stuff, well worth bookmarking.
And your first biscornu is lovely, btw.
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THAT is what I should have been looking at to begin with! Thank you for sharing that. I'm still going to do a quick tutorial from start to where the current tutorial starts so everyone can see the beginning portion, but I will certainly link that link in the description section. Thank you!
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Super helpful, thank you for postin this.
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You are welcome, it doesn't have where to start sewing the top and bottom together so I will have to do an entire beginning to end which will probably help more than this one did
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Meep! Yes! would love one of those!
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My dear, it will be posted this weekend
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Excellent tutorial! Visuals are always nice to have. I can't do anything without them.
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haha, I LOVE pictures that show me how it's done...guess that make you and I visual people
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Thats a brilliant tutorial carla, and I have to tell you I am hopeless at written instructions, I need pictures lol, lovely clear shots too.
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Thank you! The link I provided had pictures but some of them were blurry, so I figured some clear shots of what I was doing would be lovely. I'm so glad you like the tutorial. Pictures make me happy.
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The biscornu are beautiful and I so want to make one when I get time, so a good tutorial is a gem.
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The cross stitch takes no time at all, and honestly, it really is one of those INSTANT GRATIFICATION projects. Like a little kit you buy and do in two hours. The end result tho is something gorgeous. I think I may have gotten a few of my girls here interested and ready to try it! See what I mean??? Strangely addictive
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They look so pretty, they are on the to do list
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I'm getting ready to make the "Beginning" part and have some great links to add in the comments section so you will not be without proper instruction
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haha, it's my pleasure Liz
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