Then I played a little with the name buttonholed double chain. I stitched the Turkman stitch (aka double chain) in yellow and buttonholed the zigzag in purple.vrijdag 10 december 2010
Buttonholed double chain
I returned to the buttonholed double chain again. I wrote about my first try here. This time I just stitched it on my TAST-sampler. I started with the yellow row at the left side. I had the same problems as the first time, but after a few stitches I saw how it was supposed to look. Then I stitched the purple row and made it wider. This looked much better, but I didn't like the beginning and ending of the rows. I started the variegated row the same as the Turkman stitch (aka double chain). The orange row is started with 2 open chain stitches and ended with the buttonholes. I started the last purple row at the right side with a buttonhole bar. This was how I wanted it to look!
Then I played a little with the name buttonholed double chain. I stitched the Turkman stitch (aka double chain) in yellow and buttonholed the zigzag in purple.
Then I played a little with the name buttonholed double chain. I stitched the Turkman stitch (aka double chain) in yellow and buttonholed the zigzag in purple.
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I agree with you the beginning and ending with a buttonhole bar is much nicer.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThe buttonholing over the Turkman is great. I also like your freestyle versions.
De "vrije" steken geven een heel mooi effect, dat je goed kunt gebruiken in andere werkstukken denk ik.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenVery beautiful) Please, say me - how to learn do it?
BeantwoordenVerwijderenOlga, if you click the link buttonhole double chain in the first line of the text you find the tutorial for this stitch.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThank you very much)!
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