Sunday, 24 August 2025

Sunday Stitch School - Revision: Stitches 331 - 335

Let's have have a second look at the five most recent stitches, then use them to make a Sunbonnet Sue sampler.

Click on the title to see the stitch instructions.


331 Astrakhan Velvet Stitch

To make loops of even lengths for this stitch, use a pin.



332 Irregular Algerian Eyelet Star Stitch

With this stitch, you can make a sun, a star, a snowflake, an explosion...




333 Damask Darning Stitch

This is a beautiful Canvas stitch made up of two simple straight stitches, one vertical, the other horisontal. Yet it is hard to get it neat unless you use a grid for guidance.




334 Pachis Work Filling Stitch

Here is one of the great Indian stitches; again, only very simple parts are needed. Like the previous stitch, a grid is the key to success.




335 Hungarian Braided Chain Stitch

Some stitches come alive. This rich braided stitch can wiggle its way  across your foundation fabric,



Homework:

Queenie: Sunbonnet Sue, how on earth can I make a sampler out of these five stitches?

Sue: Trust me, you can. Just wait and see!



5 comments:

carorose said...

Lots of stitches here but I think my. favourite is Pachis filling stitch.

Pamela said...

Some interesting stitches this time!

Rachel said...

You've got this, the pair of you!

Janie said...

You've got some beautiful interesting stitches to 'paint' with, looking forward to seeing the adventure.

Angela said...

Quite the combination of stitches! As always, I am keen to see what Sue gets up to this time!