In the last few days I added a lot of stitches to my second design for
Sharon's Sumptuous Surface class. Most of them were new to me. The first one is a pulled thread stitch, single cross eyelet.

Another pulled thread stitch, the hexagonal eyelet.

The last pulled thread stitch is the triangle stitch. It gives a nice pleated look.

The cushion stitch is a needlepoint stitch. This one was very easy.

Milanese stitch is also a needlepoint stitch.

I found the pulled thread stitches in the book 'Pulled thread embroidery' by Moyra McNeill.
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