TAST Detached Chain
I am enjoying the single stitches in TAST. It is good to try extensions of a stitch. I wondered if I could claim the wateringcan handle as an open detached chain.
The top line has a different filler in each Vee.
The silver/green design is in my Mildred Graves Ryan book of stitching and called Tete-de-boeuf, being a combination of detached chain and straight stitches. I can't add one of the accent marks for the word Tete.LOL
The top line has a different filler in each Vee.
The silver/green design is in my Mildred Graves Ryan book of stitching and called Tete-de-boeuf, being a combination of detached chain and straight stitches. I can't add one of the accent marks for the word Tete.LOL
12 Comments:
Your samplers are just wonderful. I wish I was as creative!!! I love your garden/watercan/umbrella scene....and your stitching looks so delicate.
Carol
beautiful! I love seeing what others do with the stitches!
so lovely, I like the umbrella!
Great imagination!
I love the umbrella!
:)
Your stitching is beautiful
I like your use of the stitch for raindrops, and also the white tips of an ocean wave. Great idea and it looks really good.
i like the way you used the stitch.ditto for the buttonhole the rosettes and the bell flowers are great.
neki desu
Your garden-sampler is very beautiful and a great idea to use chain stitch.
hugs
Anja
I love the parasol,
Great imagination!
These are wonderful! I love, love, LOVE the umbrella!
That's marvelous! I really appreciate seeing what other people can do with a stitch, especially when it's one that didn't particularly inspire me.
Thank you all for your comments.
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