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I'm trying to find out if someone can tell me the number of beads (seed beads size 10) it takes to go around a bic with brick stitch?

Secoya,

It IS crazy!

I did some work once that required a laying tool (I used something I had hanging around, an embossing tool or something), but it wasn't a cross stitch project (some kind of embroidery) and it wasn't a major deal. That way, it looked nice. But I really didn't care in which direction the fibers faced

, eyeroll, so even when I used the loop method or just stripped the floss and put it together with another piece I didn't care which way the fibers were facing. That is just TOO nuts for me.