Here
I used French knots to stitch the Eiffel tower. This image was my guide for the
knots.
On
this ATC I used French knots as a filling. The outline of the mushroom is done
in stem stitch. The French knots are stitched with stranded DMC color
variation, 2 threads inside the dots and 3 threads at the bottom. The mushroom is
designed by Mollie Johansen.
This
is a progress detail on block 15 of my Crazy Monday quilt. I used the French
knots to raise the dots in the fabric.
This
is a progress detail on block 8 of my Crazy Monday quilt. Here I’m using the
French knots to attach the rickrack to the curved edge. I didn’t use pins to
hold the rickrack.
Here
I used French knots to attach the organza ribbon on my ATC Animal Skin. I’ve
used this technique in more projects, but this was the first one.
This
embroidery was inspired by Luiz’s beautiful embroidery Good Morning. It’s a
detail of my ornament Reply to Good Morning. The thread is an overdyed Stef
Francis perle 5.
This
week I’m going to use French knots to finish my week 13 sampler. It still needs
a few whipped wheels too.
Lots of knots! The mushroom tickles my fancy.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenbeautiful examples. I am honored with your work ~ reply to Good Morning ;)
BeantwoordenVerwijderenLovely knots. Beautiful samples.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenShami.
Www.shamiatcraft.blogspot.com
Beautiful works with the french knot..it was so nice to be here. http://embroiderandsew.blogspot.com/2012/04/tast-week-16-french-knot.html
BeantwoordenVerwijderenvery pretty tower.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenDone very nicely.
viji
Love your work on Reply to Good Morning. There is so much texture. I see a lot of potential for using stitches in this way. Thanks for sharing.
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