Today you are in for a complex wrapped stitch which I found on Rosalie Wakefield's Millefiori's blogpost of Brazilian stitches. She calls it Spinal Double Stitch and you can see her instructions here.
Make it like this:
Start with a Bullion Knot.
Flank the Bullion Knot with
Cast On Stitch, one on each side.
Change to a different colour.
Remember to remove the thread
from the needle.
Then stab the needle into the
fabric with the eye up.
Cast on.
When you have cast on enough
loops to be slightly longer than
the Bullion, rethread the needle
and pull it through the loops.
Anchor the Cast Ons at the other
end of the Bullion.
Repeat on the other side.
Now you have a stitch that is rather
nice in itself, don't you think?
Next step is to lace the Cast Ons
together.
Voila! A wormy stitch!
Homework:
Add here.
5 comments:
This one does look a little labor intensive. I’m not good with bullion knots. Maybe I need more practice.
I love the dimensional stitches. I would not lace them together. It does look like a worm!
Now that's an interesting one. Very textural. For seeds and fruits, maybe?
Another unique jewel to add to the others!
Your Reversed Palestrina Stitch in different colors and weights of threads on your samplers looks wonderful too.
Look like surgical sutures. If you are a surgeon, you are a genius suturing surgeon.
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