This design could be worked in outline stitches using back stitch, threaded back stitch, chain, whipped chain, stem stitch or whipped stem stitch. You will find all of these stitches listed in my Stitch Dictionary Click on the thumbnail as it will take you to a larger version of the …
At first glance block 59 looks too bright but on the quilt it sits well but as I worked it I was not so convinced of that. The fabrics used were not the nicest either so I did not like this block until it sat alongside other blocks in the …
Click on the thumbnail as it will take you to a larger version of the image. This design could be worked in outline stitches using back stitch, threaded back stitch, chain, whipped chain, stem stitch or whipped stem stitch. You will find all of these stitches listed in my Stitch Dictionary …
I was asked earlier on this week if these patterns could be used for a quilt. Yes they could! Originally that is what I designed them for. I was going to make a small lap quilt with a few matching scatter cushions. I had anticipated using 1 pattern per block. …
This week I have for you a free hand embroidery pattern that could be worked in outline stitches using back stitch, threaded back stitch, chain, whipped chain, stem stitch or whipped stem stitch. Once again it would be nice as a biscornu pattern. Click on the thumbnail as it will …
This week the Friday Freebie is a design that could be worked in outline stitches using back stitch, threaded back stitch, chain, whipped chain, stem stitch or whipped stem stitch. You could add beads and sequins. It would be nice as a biscornu pattern. Click on the thumbnail as it …
This week the Friday Freebie is a design that could be worked in outline stitches using chain or stem stitch. You could add beads and sequins. Another approach to this design would be to combine it with fused applique and couching. Click on the thumbnail as it will take you …
