Showing posts with label stitch sampler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stitch sampler. Show all posts

11 Jul 2014

120 Double herringbone 121 Twisted Lattice Band

You can hardly see the double herringbone stitch.

In the first row it is rather narrow and of course I made a mistake.

I stitched without reading everything.

Sharon says: "On every second stitch, slide the needle under the cross bar

created by the first row of stitches.

This means that the second row of herringbone is woven

or interlaced through the first row as illustrated."

So my first row is not at all what it should be: the twisted lattice band

I had to make stem stitches not catching the fabric beneath. The effect

is interesting, too. So I did not unpick it.

The second row is the proper twisted lattice band (121).

 

 

20 Mar 2013

WOYWW 198 -- My desk rather tidy

I came back to my tidy studio desk yesterday after being absent for 16 days
I am leaving no mess but I am cleaning up before.

So today I prepared to finish a little challenge quilt 21,5 x 23 cm.

The TAST Design Challenge for experienced stitchers



 But if you want to know more about WOYWW and Julia Dunnit

then open this blog

You will discover many interesting "working desks on Wednesday"




I sewed on the binding and then I remembered about
WOYWW and took a quick photo



The first pouch finished

You saw the start in WOYWW 197


and the small pouch
I did a few stitches - you can hardly recognize them



the colour is more real ---
This pouch is really very sweet, nice material
it was given to me in a big department store, fabric department,  as left-over among many others

23 Sept 2012

Stitch progress

Slowly I am filling my sampler band - every stitch will be shown with only a few - three or so stitches - important for me is the name which I am stitching with a single thread of a black of the six stranded thread. It will be my stitch dictionary of Tast2012 - I might hand it on the wall in my "studio" - or take it with me to the house in renovation ...

I took the photo with my iPad - it is not as sharp as I would like it to be.
The word Drizzle disappeared under the drizzle stitches.