This
stitch has a wonderful texture which is what I like the most. If you
want some texture then use this stitch instead of daisy or detached
chain stitch.
Step 1 – Bring the needle and thread up at 'a' , go down at 'b' and come up at 'c'.
Step 2 – Make a twisted chain stitch as shown.
Step
3 – Pass the needle and thread under the stitch to your left
without picking up the fabric and pull the needle.
Step 4 – Go down between 'a' and 'b' . Bring the needle and thread up slightly above 'c'.
Step 5 – Make a chain as shown.
Step 6 - Secure the chain with a tying stitch as shown.
The
length of the chain stitch,both the number and length of the trying
stitch can be varied to achieve a different effect.
Hope
y'all will have fun working different variations of this stitch!
5 comments:
Yes, that looks like fun!
this looks interesting, have saved the link to this tutorial so I can have a go later, thanks for sharing it with us
Pretty stitch.
Nice stitch. should try it.
I will try it at once and note it down in my stitch diary book which I started lately - because I do not always have internet at hand.
I specially love the last picture, the stitch with the three "arms".
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