Showing posts with label Double Wave Stitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Double Wave Stitch. Show all posts

Friday, 6 March 2026

Friday Revision Homework - Stitches 351 - 355

Finally, Sunbonnet Sue is here! 

Sue needed to STRETCH the time with an extra week before she could show up here for the Revision Homework of stitches 351 - 355.

What has she been doing, then? Well, she's been STRETCHING and working out in the gym to be bikini fit for summer!







Sunday, 22 February 2026

Sunday Stitch School - Revision: Stitches 351 - 355

 It's time to review


351 Twisted Chain Stitch (Learn it here)




352 Battlements Stitch (Learn it here)




353 Brick and Cross Filling Stitch (Learn it here)





354 Stem Stitch with Buttonhole Loop (Learn it here)






355 Double Wave Stitch (Learn it here)




Homework:

Make a stitch sampler with Sunbonnet Sue.





Friday, 20 February 2026

Friday Homework for Lesson 355: Double Wave Stitch

The name of this stitch pulled me down a deep rabbit hole. I have found a number of stitches that include the word Wave.

The first four are well documented, as you will see. Basically, they are the same in looks, but are started with either a short Straight Stitch or a Fly Stitch. Open and Closed explain how close they are placed to each other.

Royal School of Needlework's Stitch Bank: RSN
Reader's Digest Complete Book of Embroidery: RD
Mary Thomas's Dictionary of Embroidery Stitches: MT
Sarah's Hand Embroidery Tutorials: Sarah's
The Embroidery Stitch Bible: Stitch Bible
A-Z of Embroidery Stitches 2: A-Z2
The Techniques for 1000 Stitches: 1000

Here is a summary in sketch form:




1. Wave Stitch (Straight Stitch)                  RSN/RD
2. Wave Stitch ( Fly Stitch)     Sarah’s
3. Closed Wave Stitch (Straight Stitch)      RSN/MT/Stitch Bible
4. Open Wave Stitch (Straight Stitch) MT
I used it for Sunday Stitch School's #87 stitch


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Number 5 is totally different, use no foundation stitch to start with, and is used for Pulled Work

                                                              
5. Wave Stitch Filling RSN/MT/A-Z2

The triangle is pulled out of shape and has no pointed V-shape.

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And here is the latest Sunday Stitch School stitch, #355, which is used for Surface Embroidery

6. Double Wave Stitch (surface stitch)     1000 

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Eventually, I will introduce a single version of it - my own interpretation.

7. Single Wave Stitch      to be introduced by Queenie



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Finally, for the Homework:

Aida Sampler



Sunday Stitch School Reference Chart


Red Kimono Silk Scribble Cloth





Sunday, 15 February 2026

Sunday Stitch School - Lesson 355: Double Wave Stitch

 I found this stitch in a library book, the Japanese '1000のステッチ',  called 'The Techniques for Over 1000 Stitches Embroidery' in English, although there is no translation. The Japanese issue is out of print.


Here is my photo tutorial for this very easy stitch:










It almost looks like a line of slanted Seed Stitches!


Homework: