

I started off by trying a few different things, just to get a feel for it. The second one I worked in rows. I like the ragged look on this one.


I thought the flowerish thing on the top right corner of the first sample looked interesting. So I went on working on that for sample no three. It reminds me a bit of Aquilegias.
Finally I wanted to see what happened if I filled a surface with detached Barred Chain stitch, but that didn't work out at all.
4 comments:
I like what you have done here Annica especially the first one.
I still haven't done mine yet.
Yes they do they do look like aquilegias.Very pretty.
neki desu
You really took this stitch to bits Annica. Nice set of samples. I have to say I found it hard to get started with this stitch.
These are great samples!! Not looking forward to this TAST stitch
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