Stitches 80 to 83
Four samples for TAST
this week with Sharon b. at Pin Tangle.
Sharon presents a new
stitch challenge every week at Take a Stitch Tuesday.
After practicing the
stitch around a 4” frame, I try to come with a design using that
stitch.
At the rate I'm going , I
probably won't ever get caught up but I really enjoy learning new
stitches and then trying to figure what I can do with them.
Stitch 80– Raised
Chain Version 1
I really like the looks of
this, gave a nice raised rounded shape as more rows were added to the
base stitches.
Raised chain - Version 1 |
Stitch 81– Raised
Chain Version 2
I didn't like the looks of
this one as much as Version 1 which is probably due to the thread I
used.
Raised Chain - Version 2 |
I like trying all
different kinds of threads and wools. I found this at our Hobby Shop
and thought I'd give it a try. It is called Sizzle by Red Heart, a
100% Nylon #2 (colour Fiesta Mix). It is very slippery and very hard
to keep even tension on the stitches .
Stitch 82 – Spanish
Feather Stitch
I
think this stitch looks so elegant, I like it a lot.
Spanish Feather Stitch |
Stitch 83 – Siennese
Stitch
Fast
and easy. I think a lot could be done with this stitch, see my
corners. It is sometimes hard to figure out how to turn the
corners.
Good
filler, I used a varigeated wool and offset the stitches.
Siennese Stitch |
I will link up to TAST at Pin Tangle .
Check out this site as
well as the comments to see all the beautiful work going on there.
Happy Stitching,
Terry
2 comments:
I love the way you use the stitch as a frame and incorporate it into a motif! Beautiful samples!
I think it is good that you work slowly and think up these fantastic designs for each and every stitch. You are right that the Siennese stitch has a lot of potential, but I just love your Spanish Feather sail boats1
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