So, how do you keep track of your stitches again? I'm imagining you sitting and counting each one...which would be like counting every step you take rather than using a pedometer. I'd go batty.
I highlight the stitches that I have done on the chart. It helps me keep my place. At the end of each 10 hour session, I count them up, which is easy as the there are also 10 x 10 stitch blocks indicated, so each completed block is 100 stitches. It really isn't as complicated as one would think.
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So, how do you keep track of your stitches again? I'm imagining you sitting and counting each one...which would be like counting every step you take rather than using a pedometer. I'd go batty.
People have accused me of being batty.....
I highlight the stitches that I have done on the chart. It helps me keep my place. At the end of each 10 hour session, I count them up, which is easy as the there are also 10 x 10 stitch blocks indicated, so each completed block is 100 stitches. It really isn't as complicated as one would think.
hehehe. can you imagine actually counting? And: wait...was that 4,308 or 4,318? Crud - I gotta start over again! ;)
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