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How many stitches are on a softball?
88 there is 88 stitches on a softball
Is there a difference between a baseball stitch and a herringbone stitch?
No there is not difference in the stitches of a baseball and softball. The softball is just larger, but the stitches are the same.
What are the stitches used for on a softball?
To hold it together and to provide a better grip.
How many stitches are on a twelve inch softball?
88
How many stitches are in a 12 inch softball?
Well it is simple really how big is a average softball lets say 5cm so you time 5 by 12 and you find out there are 60 stitches on a softball or you could do it the hard way and count them
What is the true color of a fastpitch softball?
the color of a fastpitch softball is yellow
What do you mix together to get the color of a softball?
different colours of paint
Good name for 10 year old girls softball team with the uniform color purple?
Good name for ten year old girls softball tema with the uniform color purple
What holds a softball together?
A softball consists of a core, typically made of cork or rubber, which is surrounded by layers of yarn or synthetic materials. The entire ball is then covered with a leather or synthetic cover to protect it during play.
In counted cross stitching how do you keep the thread from pulling out if you only have a few stitches of each color being used?
At the beginning and end of your stitching, run underneath nearby stitches, on the underside, of course.
How do you fix cut off shirts?
Its actually pretty easy. First you get the color thread of the shirt, then you get the color of shirt and in that kind of material. Next you sow it from the inside so you don't see the stitches. to look even better and more fashionable wear a belt on top of the spot where you put the stitches
How did the softball look like?
softball used to be played very differently than it is today. For instance the metal, and aluminum bats we are used to were rubber tipped bats and broom handles. Ummm.... the pitching distance was thirty five feet instead of what we are used to a much longer distance, well in some places .the gloves used to be much bigger than they are today and used to button instead of Velcro.
