Magic Chain Stitch is fun to sew but I am not sure it looks nice. Anyway, I have learned to stitch it and might use it in another way in the future.
Magic Chain Stitch is fun to sew but I am not sure it looks nice. Anyway, I have learned to stitch it and might use it in another way in the future.
Woven Zig-Zag Chain Stitch is very nice for straight lines and for a slight bow. Here I tried it on a flower. I hope i can use it in a better way in the future.
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Twisted Latice band was difficult to stitch on flower motif. I tried one leaf only. The other two leaves are double Herringbone Stitch.
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Another version of Twisted Latice Stitch
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It took a while to learn Top Knotted Buttonhole stitch and I still have to think before I wrap the thread around the needle. The stitch looks nice but in my hands it is very slow to embroider.
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Chained Bar Stitch is another struktured stitch that makes nice stems. It looks like couching with Feather Chain Stitch.
At first I thought that Triangular Feather Stitch was another stitch difficult to fit in among my printed flowers. Then I realised that this stitch works fine for leaves.
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How to make Triangular Feather Stitch
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Version 2 was easier to stitch than version 1 (previous post). I like the knitted texture.
The outline stitches in this picture are regular Chain Stitch.
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I made a misstake. The instruction says ”Take your thread over the top of the first bar and thread the needle under it.” I did the opposit. I took the thread under the first bar and …
The result wasn’t the same but it looks all right. It is called Wipped Spoke Stitch.
Eventually I figured out how to make the stitch. Here it is:
One petal is sewn in the wrong way but the others are right.
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