A lacy border, just what I needed right now but unfortunately it didn’t work on the curvy lines on my flowers. I tried a few flowers nevertheless.
In this version I couched down the outer tip of every stitch.
Here are my first attempts.
Links:
How to make Inverted Feather Stitch
Google picture search
Woven Detatched Chain Stitch is a nice little stitch that makes nice small petals on my Paradise Flowers as long as the tension is right.
Links:
I have not been working on my TAST-cloth for almost a year now but now I am back. (I will catch up all missing stitches and date the blogposts so that they will come in the right order.)
This week’s stitch is Slipped Detached Chain Stitch, aka Tulip stitch. It is a nice little stitch, easy to sew and easy to fit in amongst my Paradise Flowers from Dala-Floda. This picture will remind you of my training cloth:
Here are some of my Slipped Detached Chain Stitches. First I started two new flowers.
Then I tried a couple of Slipped Detached Fly Stitches.
Links:
How to make Slipped Detatched Chain Stitch.
Find out more about TAST.
Google picture search
I didn’t manage to make nice Feathered Chain Stitches on my flower print. I leave them for another project. Here they are anyway:
