Stitch26,
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This is how I use a as a while in . I apologize I couldn't do a longer video than about two stitches--it told me my video was too large to upload otherwise.

How I use a Trolley Needle as a Laying Tool while Railroading stitches in Cross Stitch

MrJameGumb,
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I can’t really tell what it is you’re doing from the video. Could you explain what I’m seeing here?

Fermion, (edited )

Is this mostly to ensure that the two threads don’t twist and that they end up laying side by side, or is there a less apparent purpose?

Stitch26,
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@Fermion Yes. A is a type of , though the manufacturer says it can be used for other purposes too. In , a laying tool is used to make sure stitches lay flat. I use mine to help me catch knots starting to form as I'm stitches so the don't get unmanageable. I also feel that they look much nicer combining the Railroading with the use of the trolley needle.

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