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Sunday 2 June 2024

Sunday Stitch School - Lesson 290: Threaded Herringbone Stitch

 How many variations on the Herringbone Stitch have we learned? I, anyway, have 13 under my belt!

TAST = Take A Stitch Tuesday  the stitch tutorial and challenge by Sharon Boggon of Pintangle

#5 Herringbone

#120 Double Herringbone

#124 Closed Herringbone

#125 Beaded Herringbone

#143 Fancy Herringbone


Sunday Stitch School     the collection and tutorial of hand embroidery stitches here on this blog

#77 Tied Herringbone

#112 Raised Herringbone

#140 Indian Herringbone

#166 Satin Herringbone

#184 Herringbone Ladder 

#220 Backstitched Herringbone

#235 Barred Herringbone

#258 Half Herringbone

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and so today we will be learning #290 Threaded Herringbone Stitch which I found in Betty Barnden's The Embroidery Stitch Bible.

It is not a difficult stitch. 

Start off with a section of Herringbone Stitch.


Change to a different coloured thread. Come out just where the threads cross at the bottom of the line.


Go underneath the bottom right 'foot'.


Then do the same to the next 'foot'. Make sure you don't enter the fabric.


At the end of the line, anchor the thread.


Turn the embroidery around and repeat on the other side.



Voila!

Homework:

Add to these samplers:




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4 comments:

  1. Pamela2 June 2024 at 13:56

    I like herringbone stitches, but this version is new to me. This added thread gives it a whole new look. I like it!

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  2. Angela2 June 2024 at 23:14

    Looks good! I will give it a try. Thanks for posting such great instructions!

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  3. Rachel5 June 2024 at 02:53

    Simple, but strikingly effective!

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  4. Toki6 June 2024 at 22:00

    It was very easy to understand because you explained it in a separate thread.

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