Saturday, 23 November 2013

TAST #90 Twisted Satin Stitch with Beads

Have you ever wanted to learn new embroidery stitches? Then head over to Pintangle and join TAST, Take A Stitch Tuesday.

TAST #90 is called Twisted Satin Stitch with Beads.

This is a version of the last Twisted Satin Stitch, and a bead has been added.
The longer the stitch, the more the beads move along the stitch. That undulating line of beads is quite nice, I think.
Angela at Princess Bubbles Creates made a great observation; the beads sit very snug and show their nice side. So now I know how to avoid beads that turn their hole upwards. Thank you, Angela!

The back of the stitches look quite good, too. Don't you agree?

16 comments:

Pamela said...

I agree, the back of your does look nice. The front is good too!

Julie Fukuda said...

Those beads do add a bit of pizzazz. Happy stitching!.

carorose said...

That looks a very interesting stitch.

margaret said...

Like you I know know how to make beads sit nicely, this has worked well Queenie and the back is impressive too.

Queeniepatch said...

I am so grateful to anyone who shares ideas on their blogs.

Queeniepatch said...

Interesting, yes, and super easy!

Queeniepatch said...

The top row makes me think of music scores!

Queeniepatch said...

Thanks, Pamela!

Annet said...

Your beads behave nicely and I like your herringbones at the backside!

Queeniepatch said...

I have been trying to make beads behave well for a long time; I think this is the best solution!

Anonymous said...

great work. I love the way you have worked this stitch and the beads.

Queeniepatch said...

Thank you, Chitra, but they are nothing compared to the fantastic, festive design you created.

Anonymous said...

Nice bead work, I always like the use of beads they are such a useful medium always giving that extra sparkle!

Queeniepatch said...

Yes, aren't beads nice to add a bit pizzazz to a dull surface.

Shami Immanuel said...

Beautiful with beads.

Queeniepatch said...

The bead work was fun to do and would be perfect on a free embroidery where the beads slide along long stitches.