I am looking forward to the day after tomorrow, when there will be a new stitch. WHAT will it be this time? Hm, it should start with the letter S, shouldn't it? From which book will the stitch come?
Friday, 21 April 2017
Friday Homework? No!
There was no lesson last Sunday at Sunday Stitch School, so today there is no homework to hand in.
I am looking forward to the day after tomorrow, when there will be a new stitch. WHAT will it be this time? Hm, it should start with the letter S, shouldn't it? From which book will the stitch come?
I am looking forward to the day after tomorrow, when there will be a new stitch. WHAT will it be this time? Hm, it should start with the letter S, shouldn't it? From which book will the stitch come?
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What fun those books look to be. I had a set of Anchor books that included that Hardanger book when I lived in the US.
I recognise some of those books!
I'm looking forward to it! Maybe it's the stitch I've been waiting for at TAST, it was only part of the first TAST run in 2007.
A Norwegian relative has given me some authentic Hardanger, and I am a bit uneasy about stitching something myself, so the Hardanger book is one I have not yet done anything from. I will have to bite the bullet one day!
They are all excellent, and hold many stitches I have yet to learn. The Sunday Stitch School can run forever!
Well, I joned TAST in 2012 so have not done the stitches of 2007. The only hint I will give you is that it is a linear stitch.
I'll just have to wait until Sunday, but it's not the stitch I'm waiting for.
I have the Coats and A-Z books of your selection. My needle and threads await the next lesson.
Then I'll have to figure out what to do the next time I'll offer an S-stitch. What could it be you are waiting for...?
I love looking through books like that. Even if I don't work every single stitch it fascinates me to see how they are done and used.
It's something I can't stay away from.
It has just been posted, and you can use your A-Z book for clear information.
They are full of information and inspiration, and make good coffee table books too, don't you think?
I think you know which stitch if I tell you it uses mirrors, but I have a stash of large sequins waiting for a long time to use!
I checked the TAST list and guess it is the Shisha stitch, as we have already done Scroll, Sheaf, Spanish Feather ad Square Boss.
There are many things you can fill a Shisha stitch with, didn't you work it around an old (Asian?) coin?
Fun you remember the first CQ block I made, it indeed has a coin with shisha stitch on it! I think I bought the sequins for this stitch in 2010, the second run of TAST!
I have to confess to looking at your blog archive and searching for S-stitches!
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