Showing posts with label Lantern Stitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lantern Stitch. Show all posts

Friday, 16 January 2026

Friday Revision Homework - Stitches 346 - 350

Here is the Sunbonnet Sue sampler for stitches 346 - 350.

It was #349 Lantern Stitch that set the theme - Sue as a teenager, snogging her boyfriend Sam under a street lamp.

The two cross stitches, #348 Freeform Cross and #350 Over-Under Cross, were useful for a starry sky. 

The Canvas stitch #347 John Stitch turned out to be great for Sue's winter coat, a quilted down coat.

I also like #346 Double Lazy Daisy Stitch for Sue's wavy hair. Believe it or not, but Sam's shaggy hair is made up of a staggered mass of #348 Freeform Cross.

Other stitches are the Stem Stitch and Whipped Back Stitch.






Sunday, 11 January 2026

Sunday Stitch School - Revision: Stitches 346 - 350

 Sue, Sunbonnet Sue! It's time to come out to play!

Yes, we have five stitches to review, and then we can make a Sunbonnet Sue sampler.


Click on the title for each stitch to get to the instructions.


346 Double Lazy Daisy Stitch



347 John Stitch



348 Freeform Cross Stitch



349 Lantern Stitch



350 Over-Under Cross Stitch


Homework:

Illustrate the stitches with Sunbonnet Sue.



Friday, 2 January 2026

Friday Homework for Lesson 349: Lantern Stitch

 What a nice stitch to light up the world!


Aida Sampler

Aida is the perfect fabric to guide the stitch lines.




Sunday Stitch School Reference Chart

It was simple to mark the fabric and stitch the lanterns.



Red Kimono Silk Scribble Cloth

Here as well, a few marks on the silk and the stitching was completed smoothly.



Sunday, 28 December 2025

Sunday Stitch School - Lesson 349: Lantern Stitch

Today we will have the last stitch of 2025, which will, with its light, lead us into 2026.

I am talking about the Lantern Stitch. You can find it at Sarah's Hand Embroidery Tutorials.

Do you remember #329 Radiation Stitch? If you do, this will be easy. Simply make two mirrored Radiation Stitches with equal-length rays and work Back Stitch where they join.

Follow my photo tutorial, and you will see how easy it is:












The homework will be, as always, to add to the three samplers: