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Friday, 20 January 2017

Friday Homework for Lesson 8: Heavy Chain Stitch

As the headmistress, 'teacher' and student of Sunday Stitch School I can decide which stitch to teach, how to teach it and how to work it.

Stitch no 8, Heavy Chain Stitch was a good choice! Oh, I LOVE this stitch. It is easy, quick and enjoyable to work, and the result is better than I expected.

For my homework I did some doodling and scribbled a loop,

then wrote the initial H for someone's birthday card.

I have not had the time to make them into cards yet, but will do.

12 comments:

  1. Oh wow, impressive stitch!
    They will be amazing cards!
    Barbara x

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    1. Do try this stitch - it is easy and fun!

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    2. Bravo! on the neatness and designs. I have stitched a sample but it is no way as neat as your work.

      The stitch is one I intend to improve on, as it could be applied to many stitch projects.

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    3. Once you get the hang of slipping the needle under TWO chains it is easy to get a neat result.
      Yes, it is a useful stitch to know. I am wondering if and how you will be using it on your A year of Stitches.

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  2. very effective loving the scroll type H

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  3. I might want to try trat on one of those banners some day instead of appliqueing all those letters.

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    1. That's a good idea, especially if you want a raised look. Do give it a try.

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  4. OK, I love this stitch now that I have really imagined what can be done with it. Thanks for inspiring!!
    xx, Carol

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  5. your work very neat and beautiful. The use of variegated threads is fantastic choice.yes it is a very lovely stitch.

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    1. I am glad you liked it and looking forward yo seeing how you used it.

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