Today I couldn't decide if I should do some embroidery for
TAST 2012 or draw a zentangle for
the challenge at I am the diva. I ended up stitching a border inspired by
Undine, Laura's new tangle pattern. My border is made of 2 mirrored rows of buttonhole stitches with cross stitches between them. I like the little bowties!
I made a selection of older experiments with buttonhole stitch. The first one is a CQ seam on
block 10 of my Crazy Monday quilt. It's made of 2 mirrored rows of buttonhole stitches, needlewoven with a golden thread.
Another CQ seam, this one is on
block 13 of my Crazy Monday quilt. I couched some organza ribbon with a buttonhole stitch and decorated it with French knots.
This is a detail of my stitchery
Hoera Quiltweer, designed by
Anke. Here the buttonhole stitch is used to edge the clouds.
My last example is an ATC I made for a black and white swap. I used the buttonhole stitch to alter the fabric.
I wrote about my buttonhole sampler for TAST 2007
here. My buttonhole stitch file sampler is
here.
Your stitching always inspires me!
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Airy Nothing
I love your stitching!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenWow, the black and white is really striking -- the stitches do a lot of work visually on that piece!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenOh, I like you samples, especially the non-traditional ones, like the black white and the Hoera Quiltweer
BeantwoordenVerwijderenBeutiful variations. I love them all.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI like your variations, especially this in black and white
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI've been inspired for years by your works. My favourite here is block 13-CM quilt because I've not seen this variation -closely followed by the beautiful black/white.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI like the needlewoven BH the best!
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