Triangular Feather Stitch is a variety of feather stitch. I am sure my readers who do crazy quilting will find it interesting and it is a fun stitch to add a bead to.
I found Triangular feather stitch in a book by Edith John titled Creative Stitches
To work this stitch you need a basic working knowledge of feather stitch.
Work this stitch between two imaginary parallel lines from top to bottom.
To start this stitch work two regular feather stitches. Bring your needle out on the right hand side of the line. Move to the left and insert your needle with the point emerging directly below as illustrated.
With the thread under the needle pull your needle through.This completes your first single feather stitch. Move downward and to the left and make another single feather stitch.
Take your needle to the right and insert it where your thread emerged on the first feather stitch. Look at the illustration and position the needle as illustrated. The needle should emerges on the right hand side and lower than the base of the second feather stitch.
With the thread under the needle pull your needle through.
Continue this way down the line. It looks a little complex but once in the swing of it you will find it easy.
I hope you enjoy Triangular Feather Stitch
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Thanks for the tutorial of this stitch. My samples are here.
http://hobbysewing.blogspot.com/2020/10/tast-39-beyond-tast-39.html
Beautiful presentation! Wish I had found this just a couple days earlier – would have been a perfect stitch to complete a embroidered, felted egg I am working on.
But – I am sure I will sone find another use for this stitch! Thank you so much!
I loved this stitch!
http://karrinscrazyworld.blogspot.com/2013/02/take-stitch-tuesday-52-triangular.html
Thanks Sharon !
http://nico-tine.over-blog.com/article-le-point-du-mardi-triangular-feather-stitch-115473445.html
Love this stitch! It is a great one for embellishing. I put a picture on my flickr site:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stitchintime
Working through last year’s list: Cretan stitch samples. I’m going to have to jump on this Triangular Feather stitch, though!
http://tast2012rerun.wordpress.com/2013/02/17/my-cretan-stitch-samples/
Hi Sharon & Friends.
My post for the week. Thank you all!
http://embroiderland.blogspot.com.br/
I can see possibilities for this stitch. My not quite accurate sample is here.
http://linsartyblobs.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/tast-52.html
This was indeed a great stitch to play with. I have thoroughly enjoyed seeing everyone’s interpretation, fish, frames, flowers…
http://queeniepatch.blogspot.jp/2013/02/tast-52-triangular-feather-stitch.html
http://stitchinfingers.ning.com/photo/tast-stitch-52-triangular-feather-stitch?context=user
hello,
my work is here :
http://pierrespapiersciseaux.blogspot.fr/2013/02/point-52-points-depine-en-triangle.html
http://needlwork.blogspot.com/2013_02_01_archive.html
Hi Sharon, my work is herehttp://needlwork.blogspot.com/2013_02_01_archive.html
Hi Sharon my work is here
http://needlwork.blogspot.com/2013/02/tast-52.html
Here’s my sample of this week’s stitch
http://playfulstitching.wordpress.com/2013/02/15/triangular-feather-stitch/
Hi Sharon,
Another finished. This one took on a life of it’s own. I blogged the details
http://carorose.typepad.com/my_weblog/2013/02/tast-2013-triangular-feather-stitch.html
and posted an image to the Flickr group.http://www.flickr.com/photos/carorose/8474097283/in/pool-56846286@N00/
Have a good weekend.
Cheers
Carolyn
Good evening, everyone! Here is my stitch. Hope you like it. http://theworkingneedleandpen.wordpress.com/2013/02/14/thursday-14-february-2013/ ?
Here is my stitch sample for this week and one for last week. I love what you can do with the Triangular Feather stitch. I probably wouldn’t have tried this out on my own so thank you, Sharon, for using this stitch.
http://cantheleopardchangeherspots.blogspot.com/
Hi Sharon,
Excited to start this stitch sampler today, the details-
http://jizee6687.wordpress.com/category/tast-2013/04-52-triangular-feather-stitch/
Thankyou,
Chitra
Here’s mine: http://210920746822434353.weebly.com/1/post/2013/02/2013-take-a-stitch-tuesday-triangular-feather-stitch.html
http://yarngoddess.wordpress.com/2013/02/14/sticking-with-stitching/
A bit tricky to work around the diamond shape, but it works to balance the black shapes on the other panel.
Sharon
Here is my sample for this weeks stitch. I have tried herringbone band and Triangular feather stitch. Enjoyed doing it. My link is:
http://shamiatcraft.blogspot.in/2013/02/tast-herringbone-band-stitch-triangular.html
This stitch was new to me. I love learning new things! Thanks Sharon
http://princessbubblescreates.blogspot.ca/
What fun! Looks like a bear claw to me. Will use in my next CQ.
Hope, you will soon have managed all these problems!
The stitch really looks nice. I never would have learnt all those stitches without TAST. Thanks, Sharon!
This stitch looks great, I’ve never seen it before. No weekly post with old stitches this time, this stitch is new to me! I’m looking forward to experiment with it.