First I added a few odd Thorn Stitches to this piece where I had previously worked Whipped Running Stitch and X-Ray Stitch.
Friday, 3 November 2017
Friday Homework for Lesson 41: Thorn Stitch
I have just fooled around with this week's homework of Thorn stitch.
First I added a few odd Thorn Stitches to this piece where I had previously worked Whipped Running Stitch and X-Ray Stitch.
Secondly I pulled out some pieces and strands from my box of Challenge Threads, and couched them down with simple Thorn Stitches.
First I added a few odd Thorn Stitches to this piece where I had previously worked Whipped Running Stitch and X-Ray Stitch.
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16 comments:
Love this! Your stitching is absolutely gorgeous.
Very artistic! How do you make such perfect circles?
Thank you!
Ha, ha! With a tea- or egg cup, a charcoal marker and slow stitching!
It does look like you had fun!
I have Christmas on the brain and see your artistic stitching as baubles and streamers on a tree and the second as antlers for the missing deer. Love your work.
That's an exciting stitch. It adds texture and it's organic.
It could be a branch or seaweed.
I worked quickly and had just a short spurt of fun.
You've got (rein)deer on your mind!
Excellent for plants both on land and under the sea.
Eeek! What a great way to use up those treasured threads!
Barbara x
Just like the Rambling Rose Stitch, you only need a few short strands and can make a great spiky line.
Have fun!
You can see why it is called thorn stitch
Love this freestyle embroidery!
Yes, it does look spiky!
Thank you. It was fun to make.
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