I had a lot of fun with the
bullion buttonhole! I found some milliners needles and it was a pleasure to use them. What a difference does a needle make! First I made a simple purple row with perle 5 with 2 corners in it. In the corners I made 3 stitches.

My next row is done with a variegated cotton thread. I alternated the direction of the stitches.

I also made a square with 4 bullion buttonhole stitches in perle 5.

Then I didn’t had time to stitch for a few days, but yesterday the stitching bug bit me! I made a lot of bullion buttonhole stitches with perle 5 and this variation is one of them. I made a combination of the
crossed buttonhole stitch and the bullion buttonhole. The stitches are much longer (9-12 wraps).
Very nice, I especially like the square and your version of a crossed buttonhole bullion stitch.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenBeautiful..Ilike the bullion square very much..
BeantwoordenVerwijderenWow Annet what beautiful samples you have made this week.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenYour work is stunning
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