Inkstitch - Fixing gaps caused by pull effect

Push/Pull effect can lead to gaps between objects. This short video addresses that gives you food for thought to handle it.

[@zephyr9450]

Very helpful thank you for the video

[@iggyi1188]

I am very thankful for you sharing with us this knowledge

[@LowTechLinux]

Thank you

[@penguinsnowfun2]

Great video! I didn't know the direction of stitches would affect the outcome of a project this much, but it makes sense now- I'll be sure to consider this for my future projects from now on.

[@pauln2661]

First recorded sighting of a "snap to grid" in the wild. Long time viewers may have not seen this rare duck.

[@LowTechLinux]

That's a for sure lol

[@Mr.Trailer79]

I understood clearly. Thanks for video.

[@topdeckjesus6163]

Every time I take acid you put out a new video and I have to spend all night trying to figure out how to do it

[@LowTechLinux]

Omg that was spit out my mntdew funny. Lol 😂😆

[@topdeckjesus6163]

@@LowTechLinux It’s really funny how much overlap there is between us LOL. My wife and I do embroidery together and we also both play arena lol

[@LowTechLinux]

@@topdeckjesus6163 that's awesome

[@CarolUndy]

Good job.

[@pauln2661]

If you add a fill stroke, would that affect the rectangles a great deal?

[@LowTechLinux]

I'm not quite sure what you're asking here. It's already a fill stitch by default.

[@pacman_pol_pl_polska]

Great example

[@LowTechLinux]

Thank you