It was considerably easier to make this stitch as individual stitches than in a line, (#145 Roll Chain Stitch).
The tension is important though, especially for the start of the stitch. You need to keep the needle really flush with the fabric when you start winding the thread around the needle.
Aida Sampler
Sunday Stitch School Reference Chart
Look at those tails some of the stitches have, they are there because I did not keep the thread tight enough at the start of stitching. Lesson learned!Mottled Wool Scribble Cloth
Scattering an area with Roll Straight Stitch of various tones is an alternative to using Seed Stitch for filling. Richer, livelier and with more 'movement'. Even headless shrimps are alive!
8 comments:
They do look as though they are going to wriggle off the fabric!
I thought it was important to adjust the power.
Certainly headless shrimp are alive.😂😂
Yes, that stitch could be interpreted as little grubs. Hmmmmm
Nice practice stitches.
So great that you learned the lesson. My mistakes are always teaching me!
Yes, very wiggly and lovely texture!
Little caterpillars
I guess Sunbonnet Sue is going to have to visit a fish market to use your shrimp roll chain stitches!
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