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Saturday, 15 November 2014

TAST #138 Barb Stitch

After having had some trouble with two recent stitches, I was very pleased to learn this new one, TAST #138 Barb Stitch. It was easy peasy and I am very happy with the result.


I have just realised that our teacher, Sharon, has worked her whipping stitches from right to left so the centre stitches are slanting in the other direction. Actually I don't think it is so important, and I won't undo my left-to-right-whipped stitches... You, however, who probably will read the instructions more carefully, can learn the correct way from Pintangle. Have fun!
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12 comments:

  1. Anonymous16 November 2014 at 01:00

    wow! Good detail awareness! I don't think I would have noticed (consciously, at least) the slant of those wrap stitches. Probably just be vaguely unsettled and aware that something wasn't 'right'.

    :) Linda

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    1. Queeniepatch16 November 2014 at 06:27

      Maybe I shouldn't have mentioned it! Ha, ha! The point is I need to remind myself to read the instructions with care; next mistake might be a much more complex one and I go on wondering what is wrong.

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  2. https://linsartyblobs.blogspot.com16 November 2014 at 02:52

    I wouldn't think it matters which way the centre stitches are whipped. I like blue with brown.

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    1. Queeniepatch16 November 2014 at 06:29

      Of course it doesn't matter, and I think you could make another row of whipping stitches on top to create a cross design, but then there might be another name for the stitch.
      I like the blue and brown combination, too.
      Have a great Sunday, Linda.

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  3. Chris(craft) and Dave(photos) Richards17 November 2014 at 00:41

    I really could not tell, they are so neat !
    hugs
    Chris Richards xx

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  4. Renee17 November 2014 at 03:36

    These are beautiful examples of this stitch. Lovely work!

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  5. Renee17 November 2014 at 03:39

    Lovely stitching! Your top example looks like a fantastic way for me to add a fence to my next landscape-themed crazy quilts thanks for the inspiration!

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    1. Queeniepatch18 November 2014 at 20:24

      It is nice when we can see how a stitch would fit into a motif.

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  6. Annet18 November 2014 at 04:36

    I like your variation with uneven legs, brown and blue is very pretty together!

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    1. Queeniepatch18 November 2014 at 20:25

      Yes, the brown and blue work well together. The blue variegated thread is hand dyed by Sharon and so soft and lovely to work with.

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