My mosaic patterns are written up for the single-row technique. Some also call this the overlay technique or cut-and-tie version.
You CAN use any of my charts for the two-row technique (inset version) but it will stretch the designs up.
The cut-and-tie technique creates a lot of tails. Some projects look good with some fringe but for those that don’t want fringe, give the envelope border a try!
You may also find this type of border called a “dual border” or “pocket border”.
The following information is included in each of my patterns but the technique can be applied to more than just my own projects so I wanted to make it available publicly as well. Freely available does not mean copyright is waived – the technique was not created by me but my photos and my words are my own, you may not copy and paste them into your own publications.
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