I have joined Sharon B on her TAST SAL the first two weeks but have not posted my progress here.
For information on TAST, go to Pintangle .
The first week was the chain stitch:
I am putting it in the grooves of the lace.
Week 2 is Fly Stitch and the Italian Border Stitch
I love the Fly Stitch and use it a lot, but the Italian Border stitch is a new twist. Basically, it is a French Knot holding down the "U" of the Fly Stitch instead of using a straight stitch. I see a couple of places where this would be great. I may even add a different color thread to make the knots.
For information on TAST, go to Pintangle .
The first week was the chain stitch:
I am putting it in the grooves of the lace.
Week 2 is Fly Stitch and the Italian Border Stitch
I love the Fly Stitch and use it a lot, but the Italian Border stitch is a new twist. Basically, it is a French Knot holding down the "U" of the Fly Stitch instead of using a straight stitch. I see a couple of places where this would be great. I may even add a different color thread to make the knots.
5 comments:
I participated in TAST a few years ago and it was a great way to learn new stitches and practice old ones!
What a super way to learn new things, beautiful work
That is a beautiful piece. But a French Knot holding down the Fly Stitch? That sounds like an exercise in extreme patience!
It's fabulous!
Oh, lovely. TAST is a great way to progress on this project :)
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