What am I talking about? Well, TAST #128 Interlaced Up and Down Buttonhole stitch, of course!
Do you feel tempted to try? Why not go to Pintangle and let Sharon teach you.
Monday, 8 September 2014
TAST #128 Interlaced Up and Down Buttonhole stitch
Wow! This is a fantastic stitch! It is easy to do, looks stunning both in its simple version and when worked in uneven lengths or in a variegated thread.
What am I talking about? Well, TAST #128 Interlaced Up and Down Buttonhole stitch, of course!
Here on Aida fabric. By lacing the two rows of stitches you get those neat diamonds.
I love the contrast between the short stitches on the first row and the longer, uneven ones on the second row.
Do you feel tempted to try? Why not go to Pintangle and let Sharon teach you.
What am I talking about? Well, TAST #128 Interlaced Up and Down Buttonhole stitch, of course!
Do you feel tempted to try? Why not go to Pintangle and let Sharon teach you.
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These are great samples! I want to try this soon.
ReplyDeleteThis stitch is easy and fun to do!
Deletecan see why you enjoyed this stitch Queenie and think it might appear on my september crazy block, time I started it!
ReplyDeleteThese are perfect if you are in a hurry; they are quick and easy to do! Have fun with your September block.
DeleteThey look like a row of dancing bunnies.
ReplyDeleteSpot on! And it is a cheery lot of bunnies, too.
DeleteYes this is a fun stitch, love your experiments! I stitched it yesterday, but you have to wait until Wednesday to see it!
ReplyDeleteJulie, see above, saw them as dancing bunnies and I think they would look great in a circle. Looking forward to your show and tell tomorrow.
DeleteThe variegated thread is so cool, such a versatile stitch.
ReplyDeleteThe tread was a gift and I just love it! The change of colour comes often which makes a dramatic effect.
DeleteIt makes such a difference when you make one side longer than the other, looks like a different stitch. I didn't try that [not on purpose anyway].
ReplyDeleteI think this is a stitch that can be varied in a lot of ways with the type of thread, colour, stitch length and addition of beads etc.
DeletePut a face in the middle and you have a row of dancers, of some kind or other.
ReplyDeleteI love your samples - especially in the variegated floss!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful set of photos. Love the reddish Chorus dancers and the long row of best friends, arms around each other, stepping out, right feet forward to enjoy the day.
ReplyDeleteI;m leaving here with a big smile on my face.