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all right my friends iamp;#39;ve posted before about how to do a loop start but did you know there is also a loop end for this demo iamp;#39;m using two strands on 14 count but this method can be used with any number of strands and while iamp;#39;m showing this on 14 count this method really makes the most sense when stitching on high count fabrics when it becomes really difficult to do a pin stitch iamp;#39;m stitching away normally until i get to the last leg of the last stitch and now you want to come up in the hole youamp;#39;re going to finish your stitch in so you come up go back down in the same hole to make the loop and then complete your stitch bringing the needle down behind the loop you create place the tacking stitch a few stitches away and trim your end this is going to provide a little bit of security now from the back you can see that the loop end creates a small knot similar to the loop start and that tail from the tacking stitch will get secured as you keep
