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 ==8. Make two of the following items using three different stitches. == <!--T:25-->
 These are all single or double sided, mostly one dimensional objects with a design of some sort. Any of these would make a good starter project. You can cut out of plastic mat or you can buy a precut kit, often in an interesting shape. Search online for stitching patterns, look in the library for pattern books or follow the directions that came with your kit. However, feel free to be creative and personalize your project with alternate colors or other modifications for after all it is your creation.
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 These are all three dimensional boxes of some sort.  They allow the Pathfinder to learn to attach panels together and explore three dimensions.
-===a. Tissue Box Cover ===
+===a. Tissue Box Cover === <!--T:49-->
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-==2. Name four(4) types of plastic canvas and give a brief description of each. == <!--T:5-->
+==2. Name four types of plastic canvas and give a brief description of each. == <!--T:5-->
 On the project pattern you will find that the plastic canvas grid is either counted out by using the terms ''lines'' or ''threads'' or by ''holes'' or ''squares''. You can find the following four sizes:
 * 5 holes to the inch
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 ===a. Worsted Weight Yarn === <!--T:32-->
-Worsted (pronounced '''woo''-stid), is the name of a yarn, the cloth made from this yarn, and a yarn weight category. The essential feature of a worsted yarn is straightness of fiber, in that the fibers lie parallel to each other. Traditionally, long, fine staple wool was spun to create worsted yarn, but other long fibres are also used today.
+Worsted (pronounced '''woo''-stid), is the name of a yarn, the cloth made from this yarn, and a yarn weight category. The essential feature of a worsted yarn is straightness of fiber, in that the fibers lie parallel to each other. Traditionally, long, fine staple wool was spun to create worsted yarn, but other long fibers are also used today.
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-The term "worsted" is often applied to any yarn spun from fibres three inches in length or longer that have been carded or combed, and spun, not just wool. Acrylic and other yarns can be called "worsted," as much a reference to the weight of the yarn as the production process.
+The term "worsted" is often applied to any yarn spun from fibers three inches in length or longer that have been carded or combed, and spun, not just wool. Acrylic and other yarns can be called "worsted," as much a reference to the weight of the yarn as the production process.
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 ===e. Pearl Cotton === <!--T:35-->
-Pearl cotton, Perle cotton, or French coton perlé is an S-twisted, 2-ply thread with high sheen, sold in three sizes or weights (No. 3, 5, and 8, with 3 being the heaviest).
+Pearl cotton, Perle cotton, or French cotton perlé is an S-twisted, 2-ply thread with high sheen, sold in three sizes or weights (No. 3, 5, and 8, with 3 being the heaviest).
 ===f. Embroidery Floss === <!--T:36-->
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-*  '''Basketweave tent stitch'''<br>The basketweave form of tent stitch is worked in '''diagonal''' rows up and down the canvas. The yarn on the back of the canvas has a typical basketweave appearance, with alternating horizontal and vertical stitches. Basketweave is the best stitch to use for covering large areas of canvas as it does not distort the canvas as the other two forms of tent stitch do.
+*  '''Basketweave tent stitch'''<br />The basketweave form of tent stitch is worked in '''diagonal''' rows up and down the canvas. The yarn on the back of the canvas has a typical basketweave appearance, with alternating horizontal and vertical stitches. Basketweave is the best stitch to use for covering large areas of canvas as it does not distort the canvas as the other two forms of tent stitch do.
-*  '''Continental tent stitch'''<br>Continental stitch is worked from right to left across the canvas. It's primary use is for working a single row of stitching but may be worked in multiple rows if necessary. It can also be used for stitching vertical lines. It is normally used for working a single line or for filling very small areas because of the tendency of the stitch tension to pull and distort the canvas ground fabric out of shape. This method uses more yarn than half cross stitch tent stitch but is more hardwearing.
+*  '''Continental tent stitch'''<br />Continental stitch is worked from right to left across the canvas. It's primary use is for working a single row of stitching but may be worked in multiple rows if necessary. It can also be used for stitching vertical lines. It is normally used for working a single line or for filling very small areas because of the tendency of the stitch tension to pull and distort the canvas ground fabric out of shape. This method uses more yarn than half cross stitch tent stitch but is more hardwearing.
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-* '''Half cross tent stitch'''<br>Half cross stitch is worked from left to right across the canvas. As with Continental tent stitch it's primary use is for working a single row of stitching but may be worked in multiple rows if necessary. It can also be used for stitching vertical lines. It is normally used for working a single line or for filling very small areas because of the tendency of the stitch tension to pull and distort the canvas ground fabric out of shape. This method uses less yarn than other stitches but is not very durable as coverage on the back of the canvas is a little thin.
+* '''Half cross tent stitch'''<br />Half cross stitch is worked from left to right across the canvas. As with Continental tent stitch it's primary use is for working a single row of stitching but may be worked in multiple rows if necessary. It can also be used for stitching vertical lines. It is normally used for working a single line or for filling very small areas because of the tendency of the stitch tension to pull and distort the canvas ground fabric out of shape. This method uses less yarn than other stitches but is not very durable as coverage on the back of the canvas is a little thin.
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 ''Image(s) created and licensed by Elizabeth Pyatt.''
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-Image:Flame.png|'''Flame stitch motif'''.<br>''Stitches step sharply across the design''.
+Image:Flame.png|'''Flame stitch motif'''.<br />''Stitches step sharply across the design''.
-Image:DiamondBargello.png|'''Diamond motif'''.<br>''Stitches step sharply across the designs and color changes cause diamonds to appear''.
+Image:DiamondBargello.png|'''Diamond motif'''.<br />''Stitches step sharply across the designs and color changes cause diamonds to appear''.
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-Image:MedalionWiki.png|'''Medallion design'''.<br>''Stitches are gradually stepped and color changes causes spheres or medallions to appear''.
+Image:MedalionWiki.png|'''Medallion design'''.<br />''Stitches are gradually stepped and color changes causes spheres or medallions to appear''.
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-If steps are gradual, then the design will appear to be curved. Traditional curved bargello motifs include medallions and ribbons.
+If steps are gradual, then the design will appear to be curved. Traditional curved Bargello motifs include medallions and ribbons.
 ==8. Make two of the following items using three different stitches. == <!--T:25-->
-These are all single or double sided, mostly one dimensional objects with a design of some sort. Any of these would make a good starter project. You can cut out of plastic mat or you can buy a precut kit, often in an interesting shape. Search online for stitching patterns, look in the library for pattern books or follow the directions that came with your kit. However, feel free to be creafive and personalize your project with alternate colors or other modifications for after all it is your creation.
+These are all single or double sided, mostly one dimensional objects with a design of some sort. Any of these would make a good starter project. You can cut out of plastic mat or you can buy a precut kit, often in an interesting shape. Search online for stitching patterns, look in the library for pattern books or follow the directions that came with your kit. However, feel free to be creative and personalize your project with alternate colors or other modifications for after all it is your creation.
 ===a. Coaster === <!--T:43-->
 ===b. Bookmark ===
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 ==9. Make one of the following using four different stitches: == <!--T:26-->
 These are all three dimensional boxes of some sort.  They allow the Pathfinder to learn to attach panels together and explore three dimensions.
 ===a. Tissue Box Cover ===

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 {{Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Problematic requirement
 |the requirement calls for a "one-inch sample" which is inadequately small if interpreted as a straight line.
-|Name at least ten (10) stitches and make a labeled sample sheet showing a one-inch square example of each field stitch, and a one inch long sample of the edge, fringe and panel joining stitches.
+|Name at least ten stitches and make a labeled sample sheet showing a one-inch square example of each field stitch, and a one inch long sample of the edge, fringe and panel joining stitches.
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 This requirement is an excellent opportunity for the Pathfinders new to Plastic Canvas to learn and practice a variety of stitches and prepare the Pathfinders for the other practical projects in the honor. Other needlepoint type honors use similar stitches, so the skills are very transferable.

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 * colored & soft
 Stiff or even ultra stiff canvas is better for 3D projects you want to be free standing or that you want to stay flat.  The soft canvas is better for projects like a bag or something you prefer to be more cloth like.
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 ==4. Describe the following types of yarn and say on which type of canvas they work best: == <!--T:8-->
-===a. Worsted Weight Yarn ===
+===a. Worsted Weight Yarn === <!--T:32-->
 Worsted (pronounced '''woo''-stid), is the name of a yarn, the cloth made from this yarn, and a yarn weight category. The essential feature of a worsted yarn is straightness of fiber, in that the fibers lie parallel to each other. Traditionally, long, fine staple wool was spun to create worsted yarn, but other long fibres are also used today.
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 The term "worsted" is often applied to any yarn spun from fibres three inches in length or longer that have been carded or combed, and spun, not just wool. Acrylic and other yarns can be called "worsted," as much a reference to the weight of the yarn as the production process.
 It works well with #7 canvas, the most popular size.
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 Persian yarn is a loosely twisted 3-strand yarn of wool or acrylic, often used for needlepoint.
 This yarn will work well for #14 canvas.
-===e. Pearl Cotton ===
+===e. Pearl Cotton === <!--T:35-->
 Pearl cotton, Perle cotton, or French coton perlé is an S-twisted, 2-ply thread with high sheen, sold in three sizes or weights (No. 3, 5, and 8, with 3 being the heaviest).
-===f. Embroidery Floss ===
+===f. Embroidery Floss === <!--T:36-->
 Embroidery floss or stranded cotton is a loosely twisted, slightly glossy 6-strand thread, usually of cotton but also manufactured in silk and rayon. Cotton floss is the standard thread for cross-stitch. Extremely shiny rayon floss is characteristic of Brazilian embroidery.
 Use in 14 point canvas.
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 Various manufacturers make Metal Plastic Canvas Needles, also called tapestry needles. You need needles that have a large eye for the yarn and they do not need to be sharp.  Most plastic canvas needles are quite short.
 pt plastic canvas takes a #16 metal tapestry needle.
 pt takes a #18 needle
-==6. Which instruments are used for cutting plastic canvas? How do you cut plastic canvas? ==
+==6. Which instruments are used for cutting plastic canvas? How do you cut plastic canvas? == <!--T:39-->
 First you need a good cutting board (paper cutter), something most schools have, for the straight lines.  A pair of sturdy scissors is useful for shorter segments and around circles.
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 This requirement is an excellent opportunity for the Pathfinders new to Plastic Canvas to learn and practice a variety of stitches and prepare the Pathfinders for the other practical projects in the honor. Other needlepoint type honors use similar stitches, so the skills are very transferable.
 The requirement says "one-inch sample" which if interpreted as a single row is between 2 and 7 individual stitches in 7 point canvas.  This is not an adequate number of stitches to learn any stitch and does not cover how to connect the rows of stitches side by side or how to transition to the next row. Instead, we interpret the requirement (and strongly recommend) that a sample '''1 inch by 1 inch square''' of each stitch (except as noted) be prepared by each Pathfinder in the form of a sample canvas. The finished sample canvas will give them a quick reference guide to keep with their plastic canvas kit.  The one inch square or length is actually a good rule to enforce as it trains the Pathfinder to count stitches on the project, another important skill.
 After some testing, we suggest this procedure:
 #Prepare strips of 7 point canvas that are are ideally at least 12 inches long and 2 inches wide. We found canvas sheets that are a little larger then a letter size sheet of paper (10.5 inch/26.7 cm x 13.5 inch/34.2 cm) that can be cut the long way.
 #Each Pathfinder should create a sample canvas of a 1 inch square block of each of the listed stitches working to the edge of the canvas
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 These are all single or double sided, mostly one dimensional objects with a design of some sort. Any of these would make a good starter project. You can cut out of plastic mat or you can buy a precut kit, often in an interesting shape. Search online for stitching patterns, look in the library for pattern books or follow the directions that came with your kit. However, feel free to be creafive and personalize your project with alternate colors or other modifications for after all it is your creation.
-===a. Coaster ===
+===a. Coaster === <!--T:43-->
 ===b. Bookmark ===
 ===c. Picture Frame ===
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 ===a. Tissue Box Cover ===
 This project is a simple four sided box, with a top with a hole for tissues and the bottom open.  The sides and top represent places for the Pathfinder to follow interesting patterns or create their own design on.
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 This should have a bottom and sides, basically the same as a box with some handles cut in the sides. Totebag kits can be purchased or follow a pattern.
-===c. Floppy Disk Holder ===
+===c. Floppy Disk Holder === <!--T:45-->
 Most Pathfinders will not know what a floppy disk is, and sure do not need one for they were born well after floppy disks became obsolete. Floppies were removable computer storage media.  A similar, and not quite obsolete item might be a business card holder or a small box to store store loyalty cards in. Basically a little box to put something rectangular in.
 ===d. Trinket/Coaster Box === <!--T:28-->
 A box with a bottom, and perhaps a lid.  Again, a three dimensional box.

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