A quick look at how to do the Bayeux stitch

There are many ways to transfer an image to fabric for embroidery. The most common way is to draw or print the image on paper and trace it using a lightbox (or even a window). But my pieces are often larger than a standard 8 1/2 x 11 piece of printer paper, so this method wouldn't work for me (unless I printed it out in sections and taped them together, which is just extra work). So I've come up with a better way.

Knitting instruction stitch markers take the guess work out of your shaping and help you avoid having to check your pattern every row.