Step
– 1 : Bring the needle and thread up at 'a'.
Step
– 2 : Go down at 'b' and come up at 'c'.
Step
– 3 : Pass the needle under the diagonal stitch formed in step 2
from left to right as shown.
Step
– 4 : Pass the needle under the diagonal stitch once again keeping
the working thread under the needle and pull.
Step
– 5 : Go back down at 'd'.
Step
– 6 : A squared palestrina stitch is made.
This stitch can be used as an isolated stitch or for filling.If I want to replace french knots in my designs then I always go for this stitch and it works pretty well.
Happy
stitching!
Anita.
7 comments:
Thank you, Anita, for this very nice stitch - it makes quite a remarkable little elevation.
This is a very sweat stitch, and produces a lovely texture in surface embroidery, as well!
that is a good idea instead of french knots I often do a colonial knot too. Very clear tutorial thanks
oh..cool tutorial....
Good tutorial. I will make sure to learn.
Thanks for the tutorial.
Very good tutorial. A great and comprehensive guide on embroidery digitizing step by step guide. Thanks.
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