Here is TAST stitch #135 Beaded Fern Stitch:
Sunday 26 October 2014
TAST #135 Beaded Fern Stitch
Trust Sharon B of Pintangle to turn the basic Fern Stitch into a beaded version.
Here is TAST stitch #135 Beaded Fern Stitch:
It looks as good on Aida, above, as on the sampler, below, don't you think?
Want to learn it for yourself? Head over to Pintangle and join in the fun.
Here is TAST stitch #135 Beaded Fern Stitch:
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The pink beads with brown thread look like sakura.
ReplyDeleteIt was totally by 'accident', but you are right, they look like sakura.
DeleteLovely examples Queenie.........I like how you can bead these stitches in numerous ways !
ReplyDeleteTalking of beads,I am learning Peyote and Right Angle weave and really enjoying it !
Have a good week dear friend,
hugs
Chris Richards xx
There is no limit to what you can do with beading. I think the Beaded Fern stitch would look great for Christmas decorations.
DeleteI am afraid I have to admit to looking up Right Angle weaving! I had no idea what it was, but after watching a YouTube video I recognise it. Beadwork and jewellery making was extremely popular some years ago in Japan.
What are you making, a bracelet? Whatever it is, enjoy it!
I have made a bracelet for my daughter on the loom and now I am just trying to learn the different processes of bead weaving ! Then last night I had a needful urge to do a 'GLAZIG' style embroidery............You know sometimes Queenie my brain is in overdrive and I just have to go with the flow ! !
DeleteIsn't it wonderful to have creative juices overflowing? As I have now completed the Swedish wool embroidery collar I have time to start another project, and it might turn into three!
DeleteGood for you Queenie, go for it ! Cannot wait to see your next post .......xx
DeleteYour samples are very nice. I think (beaded) fern stitch looks good on any fabric.
ReplyDeleteI agree. It is a great stitch for crazy quilting where you mix so many types of fabric.
DeleteSome beautiful variations - the brown line with the astray stitches is my favorite - I don't know where I am going to - ?
ReplyDeleteChange the colour of beads and you get pink cherry blossoms, mimosa or red berries on a Christmas wreath... Anything will look good.
DeleteI like the yellow fern stitch with the red beads, fun experiments.
ReplyDeleteThe relly fun thing about beaded stitches is that you can play with colour contrast and add sparkle to a dull thread.Red and yellow work well together.
Deleteyes the beading works so well on fern stitch lovely Queenie
ReplyDeleteThis is an easy beaded stitch - some or the others have been a bit troublesome with tangled or knotted threads.
DeleteThe beads make a nice variation to the fern stitch!
ReplyDeleteI think it is a very festive stitch and great for Christmas decorations.
DeleteI just love all those different beads.
ReplyDeleteI have too many beads, if that is possible?!, but many of them are not suited for TAST embroidery, being either too small (for bead weaving beads) or too large (for accessory making). I am however glad to be using as many as I can.
DeleteYour samples are all fantastic! I love the variety of color combinations. As soon as I saw the brown with pink beads, I thought, "Oooh! Perfect for a cherry blossom tree!" Reading through the comments, I noticed that idea crossed your mind too. Thank you for the inspiration!
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