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April 3rd 14, 02:37 PM
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frogging. .. cut from the front or back?
My perfectionist streak in my wouldn't accept stitching back over an area I'd stitched.
I would veeeeeeery carefully snip a few places on the front and frog away. I like to "unstitch" as much as I can to minimize cutting. That's how I would do it. "Different strokes for different folks" is a cliche, but it's apt! --Danny 
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