Then I made 3 straight stitches for the second woven trellis a bit to the right of the first one. I secured the left straight stitch with tiny stitches through the first woven trellis and the fabric.
After weaving the second woven trellis I made 3 straight stitches at the right side in the shape of a banana and secured them with tiny stitches.
This is how it looks after completing 3 woven trellis.
Again 3 straight stitches at the left side of the third woven trellis. I secured the straight stitch at the right side with tiny stitches through the woven trellis and the fabric.
This is how it looks after completing 4 woven trellis. At this point you could put a piece of felt between the woven trellis and the fabric. I didn't.
For the last woven trellis I made 3 straight stitches and secured the left and right one with tiny stitches throught the woven trellis and the fabric.
For the stalk I made a few straight stitches and made satin stitches over them.
The curl is a whipped backstitch. At the bottom I made a few detached chain stitches.
Take a closer look at my pumpkin here.
Thank you for this! I would not have thought to connect it to the previous trellis before stitching, but I can see that that makes it more dimensional.
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Wonderful! I love this!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThis is really neat! I think I want to make some cherries using this technique...
BeantwoordenVerwijderenWonderful tutorial,Annet. You've inspired me :)
BeantwoordenVerwijderenLove,
Deepa
Innovative way of using weaving technique..loved it Annet..it is looking beautiful..
BeantwoordenVerwijderenlindo, gostei muito, parabéns, beijos.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenAnnet, ein gutes Tutorial, auf das man jetzt jederzeit zurückgreifen kann. Danke!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenfantastic directions...love this pumpkin...
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThanks, Gracie!
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