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Next I chose five rubbings to translate into stitch.
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3. Blocks of satin stitch.
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4.Detached chain.
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5.Couching.
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6. Herringbone.
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Monday, September 12, 2011
Chapter 9....I think
Familiarising myself with some hand embroidery stitches.They include chevron,herringbone,stem,fly,wheatear,buttonhole,wave,Cretan,French knot,bullion,coral,split and couching .I think that's all.
Next is my formal and informal sampler.I used fly stitch.I really enjoyed doing this.The thread came from Texere dyers delight packs -vegetable.
Next I chose five rubbings to translate into stitch.
3. Blocks of satin stitch.
4.Detached chain.
5.Couching.
6. Herringbone.
7.French knots.
Next I chose five rubbings to translate into stitch.
3. Blocks of satin stitch.
4.Detached chain.
5.Couching.
6. Herringbone.
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4 comments:
Brilliant translation of marks into stitch. Have you come across Stef Francis for naturally-dyed threads and fabrics? www.stef-francis.co.uk
These are lovely - such fun playing with stitches.
Sheila
I love how you have interpreted the rubbings in stitch. It would be interesting to make more rubbings from the stitches.
I can see you enjoyed the fly stitch sampler 2, Jenn, great interpretation of the rubbings in stitch. Can't wait till I get to the stitching!!
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