To see how the picots are made and learn more about TAST, go to Pintangle.
They were easier to make and I find them more even in size and shape.
However, I think the Bullion version has an interesting form and are a bit more 'unique'. These yellow and red bundles of Chain stitches could be taken for French Knots, couldn't they? My private musings...
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both stitches have worked well Queenie and are decorative, must have a go before the next one is posted.
Very nice!
I wonder when the next stitch will be posted. Tomorrow or next week?!
Give both of them a try and see what you think.
Wow, you mastered both versions!
They can be improved!
I wonder what difference it would make to work them on an edge, as they are supposed to be? Something to put on the list...
Nice stitching Queenie, I have not done these stitches before and I like them both, they give an extra dimension to what would be an ordinary stitch!
Yes, isn't it interesting how many variations there can be on one basic stitch. So far we have done 15 stitches with Buttonhole in the name, and even more with Buttonhole as a base stitch. I am sure Sharon will present us with many more!
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