As I don't want to add another piece of fabric, the next 30 stitches will be squeezed in at the sides, and stitched in a vertical line. Five blocks on each side with three stitches each. Hopefully these blocks will frame the first 110 stitches:
So here are the five stitches I did manage to stitch:
From the top:
106) Looped Cretan Stitch
107) Beaded Looped Cretan Stitch (with bugle beads)
108) Rice Stitch
109) Square Boss Stitch
110) Rope Stitch
6 comments:
Beautiful stitching!
What an interesting activity and at the end, quite a remarkable piece of stitching. I love your cherry/plum tree, btw.
Your five rows turned out beautiful, great work, Queenie.
This is a splendid way to finish the straight section of the work.
The bullions suit the Looped Cretan well and the Rice stitches- Yum! I don't know if it's the colours used or the rows of patterns but they are really lovely.
Neat rope stitch too
A great sampler.
Nice finish at the bottom. How many stitches do you plan in total? Looking forward to those border stitches.
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