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106 Tvistsöm (Horizontal)
Easy to do, relaxing and with a nice firm seam.
107 Tvistsöm (Vertical and Diagonal)
The Vertical version is also easy to do, equally relaxing and also gives you a neat solid seam.
The Diagonal took me some time to get used to, but once I turned the fabric on the bias and stitched in the Vertical way, it was easy-peasy.
108 Crow's Foot
A tailoring stitch that can be used for freeform embroidery. It makes interesting flowers. Mind you it is trickier than it looks to get it even.
109 Knotless Coral Stitch
It is easy to confuse this stitch with Scroll Stitch, and it IS a Scroll Stitch, but done in the opposite direction. To a right handed stitcher I think this is easier than the Scroll Stitch.
110 Russian Chain Stitch
Group together Detached Chain Stitch x 3, and you have a nice flower or pinwheel.
Homework:
Can you build a picture of Sunbonnet Sue using these five stitches? Give it a try!
3 comments:
The crowsfoot is looking better, I think..
The top three look a lot like knitting.I like the crow's feet.
Again, you have made lovely neat samples of the stitches. I had turned the cloth for the diagonal but it needs more work to improve the look.
practise, practise...
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