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Wednesday, 25 March 2026

WIPW - Experimenting with Air Chain Stitch

 This is the last Work In Progress Wednesday report for March 2026.


Hexablooms 

I made five new flowers.



Sunday Stitch School Indigo Sampler 


Here is #357 Whipped Wheatear Stitch made with a plain red Perle and a knobbly, braided and slippery synthetic thread in purple.

As for the #358 Air Chain Stitch, I wanted to use the fact that the arch has plenty of room under its 'belly'. I couched a piece of ribbon under four of the arches. Please note that, on purpose, I put one of the stitched arches out of order. 

A ring was trapped under another two arches. As the ring is not fixed to the fabric, it can be flipped over.


Birthday Present

Here is the completed pot holder I showed a zoomed-up picture of last week.



5 comments:

  1. More interesting hexagon fabrics! The pot holder gift will be appreciated both for its usefulness and for how pretty it is.

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  2. Good potholder finish! I'm in the middle of my potholder project, binding #3. and I like what you did with Air Chain Stitch attaching a ring. Whipped Wheatear Stitch is beautiful with the red Perle and purple thread on indigo.

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  3. Yes, so many interesting possibilities with this stitch, for couching things or threading things, or just providing texture...

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  4. You wild and wonky stitcher! Love it!

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