Don't underestimate the dangers of climbing ladders! Sue, did. She stepped onto the ladder, missed a step and down she fell.
Ouch! She saw complex Chemanthy stars, Sprat's Head triangels and buttonholed Flies, her satin threaded Chained hair went flying in all directions, but her outfit still looked great. The Step ladder just stood there, steady and grinning!
Please learn from Sue, and take great care when climbing ladders!
Showing posts with label Buttonholed Fly Stitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buttonholed Fly Stitch. Show all posts
Friday, 7 June 2019
Sunday, 2 June 2019
Sunday Stitch School - Revision: Stitches 96 - 100
As we have learned five new stitches, it is time for a revision lesson.
Click on the name for each stitch to get to instructions, pictures and homework.
96 Buttonholed Fly Stitch
This is such an attractive stitch, and easy, too. A must try stitch!
97 Satin Threaded Chain Stitch
Play with different threads, size and length of the 'legs'!
98 Sprat's Head
Originally a tailor's work stitch, it can be used for embroidery and embellishment, too.
99 Chemanthy Stitch, complex version
It IS complex, but not so complex that it is impossible. Once you have mastered it, it gives you great satisfaction.
100 Step Stitch
Hm, it looked good in Mary Thomas's Dictionary of Embroidery Stitches, but was hard to get even... I both like it and dislike it. Hm, I need to use it more to get better results.
So the question is how to use these five stitches for the
Revision Homework.
Well, here is a blurred teaser picture of the Sunbonnet Sue sampler I will make.
Click on the name for each stitch to get to instructions, pictures and homework.
96 Buttonholed Fly Stitch
This is such an attractive stitch, and easy, too. A must try stitch!
97 Satin Threaded Chain Stitch
Play with different threads, size and length of the 'legs'!
98 Sprat's Head
Originally a tailor's work stitch, it can be used for embroidery and embellishment, too.
99 Chemanthy Stitch, complex version
It IS complex, but not so complex that it is impossible. Once you have mastered it, it gives you great satisfaction.
100 Step Stitch
Hm, it looked good in Mary Thomas's Dictionary of Embroidery Stitches, but was hard to get even... I both like it and dislike it. Hm, I need to use it more to get better results.
So the question is how to use these five stitches for the
Revision Homework.
Well, here is a blurred teaser picture of the Sunbonnet Sue sampler I will make.
Thursday, 2 May 2019
Friday Homework for Lesson 96: Buttonholed Fly Stitch
By working Buttonhole Stitch over the V of a Fly Stitch you get these pretty little plant sprouts:
Aida Sampler
Sunday Stitch School Reference Chart
Teal Wool Tailoring Scribble Cloth
This is a lovable stitch!
Aida Sampler
Teal Wool Tailoring Scribble Cloth
This is a lovable stitch!
Monday, 29 April 2019
Sunday Stitch School - Lesson 96: Buttonholed Fly Stitch
Thank you for all kind words about Sunbonnet Sue, the Weaving Viking Maiden!
Today we have a neat stitch, easy and good for floral motifs and crazy quilt embellishments.
I can't remember where I saw it, but the name tells us it is a Fly Stitch which has had Buttonhole Stitch worked over its V-shape.
Updated: For a French name, Mattia suggests: point de plume ou point de mouche festonné
First make a Fly Stitch:
Then come up outside the left top of the V
Anchor the stitch at the outer edge of the pointed V, so the Buttonholed fringe lies flat.
Homework:
The new Aida Sampler,
Sunday Stitch School Reference Chart
Teal Wool Tailoring Scribble Cloth
Today we have a neat stitch, easy and good for floral motifs and crazy quilt embellishments.
I can't remember where I saw it, but the name tells us it is a Fly Stitch which has had Buttonhole Stitch worked over its V-shape.
Updated: For a French name, Mattia suggests: point de plume ou point de mouche festonné
First make a Fly Stitch:
Then come up outside the left top of the V
Make Buttonhole stitches over the left V-bar.
Anchor the stitch at the outer edge of the pointed V, so the Buttonholed fringe lies flat.
Come out on the other side of the tip of the V, and fill this side with Buttonhole stitches, too.
Anchor at the top outer edge.
Doesn't it look like a Peter Pan collar?
Homework:
The new Aida Sampler,
Sunday Stitch School Reference Chart
Teal Wool Tailoring Scribble Cloth
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