Do you remember I pleaded for help and asked for information about the '?-Stitch'?
Thank you so much for the feedback.
It is a good linear stitch and will be needed for the next Sunbonnet Sue (next week's lesson).
As no one has given me a name I will nick-name this stitch Du Vos Stitch in honour of the teacher who taught my friend. I think that name is better than Staggered Back Stitch, which is the only other name I could think of.
Work it like this:
On my Aida sampler:
Homework:
You are free to do whatever you like with this stitch, but please NO more poetry!
11 comments:
Even if I thought I knew a different name, I like your naming. Stick with it!
j'ai trouvé :
- le point de tige = stem stitch
- le point de tige contrarié = outline stitch
Ils se font tous les deux de gauche à droite
Mais est-ce là la différence ?
j'ai vu ça :
http://www.madameneedle.com/item_232/Outline-stitch.htm
qui ressemble à votre point d'aujourd'hui
Voilà
Mattia
For those who don't read French, here is a translation:
I found :
- the stem point = stem stitch
- the stem point upset = outline stitch
They are both made from left to right
But is that the difference?
I saw that :
http://www.madameneedle.com/item_232/Outline-stitch.htm
which resembles your point today
here
I will!
Hi Mattia,
Thank you for the French names and the link.
I will have to write up a blog post of the three stitches, Stem, Outline and Du Vos to show the difference.
Watch this spot.
I have used this stitch but I just assumed it was stem stitch.
So you actually stitched it like a staggered Back Stitch?
Did you learn it in school?
Another useful stitch.
And another Sunbonnet Sue coming up!
Looks like a right handed regular back stitch to me.
Sue is already designed, but of course not stitched yet. Soon, though!
But it isn't!
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