This band of stitching is another hybrid stitch as it is created by working a foundation row of the hybrid of chevron stitch and herringbone stitch and then working a second smaller row on top of that. Thread: The foundation row is perle thread #5, and the second row is silk Fabric: This …
This band of stitching is created by working a foundation row of the hybrid of chevron stitch and herringbone stitch that I spoke about and illustrated in band 146, which i then tied with detached chain stitch. Thread: The foundation row is worked in a hand dyed wool and the detached chain stitches are worked …
This band of stitching is hybrid of chevron stitch and herringbone stitch Thread: DMC perle thread #8. Fabric: This section of my sampler is worked on cream dress linen Size: All samples are 15 cm (6 inches) wide and stitched together in one long band sampler. The sampler is currently 44 ft 5 inches …
This band of stitching actually relates to band 144 and band 143. After using this hybrid of chevron stitch and Cretan stitch as the foundation of both these bands I thought I had better record an uncluttered version so I did not forget it. Thread: A hand dyed mercerised cotton whichis about the …
This band of stitching is a development of band 143. Once again the band is worked in two parts. The top section of this row is worked like chevron stitch, and on the bottom of the row instead of working a chevron stitch foot I worked half of a Cretan stitch. Next I worked zig-zag …
This band of stitching is another experiment worked in two parts. This row is worked liked chevron stitch, along top section of the row and on the bottom of the row instead of working a chevron stich foot I worked half of a Cretan stitch. Next I worked stepped threaded running stitch over the …
Like band 141 this band of stitching is created by working the cross of herringbone stitch on top of each other but this time it is sprayed out like a fan. The movement and rhythm of the stitch is very similar to herringbone. If you look at band 140 you will see how …
