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Stitch of the Month
May 1999: Rice
by Beth Robertson
This stitch is also known as William and Mary or Crossed Corners. It can be worked
all in one thread or color, or use one thread or color for the large cross and another
thread of color for the corner tie downs. This stitch can be used as a single motif, as
a border, or in a large area. The thread and color possibilities are endless.
Sample stitched by Nancy Kirwin
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