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| 1. Hold the starter Quad Stitch in your hand. Click Here if you are unsure about the Quad Stitch. |
2. Now pick up the scooby string closest to you on the left (orange) and loop it diagonally to the other side (diagonally like we did with the circle, twist and corkscrew)! |
3. Then grab the other end of this orange scoubidou and flip it towards you so the loops sit next to each other. |
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| 4. Do the same with the purple scoubidou flipping the end closest to you first (I have turned the project around 180 degrees here as it was easier)! |
5. Flip the other end of the purple scoobidou towards you to create your fourth loop. |
6. Now pick up the scooby string closest to you on the left (orange, which is one of the middle strands) and take it over the loop closest to it, under the second, over the third and finally under the fourth. |
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| 7. Then, grab one of the strands on the right and do the same action; over the first loop, under the second, over the third and under the fourth. |
8. Now pick up the other left scooby strand (yellow) and repeat again; over, under, over, under. |
9. And repeat once more with the other right scoubidou!
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| 10. Grab the strands however you can and pull as tight as you can! I tend to pull the left and right ones together first then the top and bottom scoobies. |
11. Once you have pulled all the strands tight, you should be left with a large square shape knot the same as the Quad Stitch. |
You now need to do the Completion Stitch we used for the Quad Stitch.
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| 12. Once you have done the completion stitch, pull the strands tight so the knot is secure. |
13. Carefully snip off the ends using a pair of scissors. |
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| 14. This is how the Tornado Stitch should look when properly completed! |
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