71. Alternating Up and Down Buttonhole Stitch
72. Basque Stitch
77. Pistil Stitch
78: Feathered Up and Down Buttonhole Stitch
80. Double whipped Chain Stitch
Broderi
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77. Pistil Stitch
Pistil Stitch is a nice little stitch, a French Knot with a tail. Easy to learn if you already know French Knot.
For my son’s wedding I was wearing this dress with flowers in Pistil Stitch.
The tail is very long so I coached it down.
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76. Wipped Chain Stitch
Wipped Chain Stitch makes a strong outline, suitable for almost all flowers on my training cloth called Paradise Flowers.
Variety 2:
There is also a version with two rows of Chain Stitch wipped together. HERE->
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75. Raised Herringbone Band
I hesitated very long until I tried Raised Herringbone Band on my Paradise Flower print. When I finally gave it a try the turned out quite well and I am very pleased with the result.
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74. Buttonholed Cable Chain Stitch
Buttonholed Cable Chain Stitch looks more complicated than it is. On a foundation of Cable Chain Stitch you wrap Buttenhole stitch around it. It is slow so take your time.
Links:
Buttonholed Cable Chain and Alternating Buttonholed Cable Chain
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73. Algerian Eye Stitch
I love most stitches except this one, Algerian Eye Stitch. I don’t know why. It is impossible to make this stitch fit an irregular form as a flower motif. Here is my attempt anyway.
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