The
TAST stitch for week 16 was the
Italian knotted border stitch. I only used this stitch on my ornament
Snail in the garden, because I was working on my encrusted crazy blocks in June. Now I have time to catch up on the older stitches. In this first example I couched an acrylic knitting yarn with perle 8 and mirrored every second stitch.

I used Caron Wildflowers for my next example. The stitches are wider and I worked them from left to right inside each other.

This example is done in Stef Francis perle 5. The pattern just appeared when I was stitching.

For this butterfly I used perle 12. The large wings are made of 2 small Italian knotted border stitches inside a large one.

I have seen a lot of flowers made with this stitch in the
Flickr TAST-group, so I had to make one too. All threads are perle 12. The center of the flower is a woven buttonhole wheel.
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