TAST stitch 77 is woven cross stitch. Sharon wrote
that this stitch looks fantastic with a bead in the middle, so that’s what I
planned. But after stitching the woven cross stitches with Stef Francis perle 5
I couldn’t find matching beads. I didn’t want to add French knots, because I’m
trying to use as many different stitches on my garden sampler as possible. I
threaded my needle with yellow perle 8 and stitched drizzle stitches. Then I
added berry stitch leaves with perle 12.
Take a closer look at the woven cross stitches on
my garden sampler here.
Wauw zeg wat een plaatje......
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI wish I had kept up with the TAST Challenge when I see this. It is BEAUTIFUL. My Kitchen Garden is taking up my time at the moment. Marion x
BeantwoordenVerwijderenJust keeps getting prettier every week.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenNice idea Annet..drizzlw stitch
BeantwoordenVerwijderenlooks beautiful..
once again you have taken the stitch a step further and come up with another winning stitch
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThese is so much going on in your garden. I love the new Woven Cross Stitches with Drizzle and Berries!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThe way that you have used the woven cross stitch is very clever it makes a good flower, you will soon have your garden full of blooms!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenO wat geweldig mooi! Het ligt er echt heel mooi bovenop alsof de bloempjes net uikomen.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenOh lijkt wel eenkruidentuintje wat schattig en mooigedaan
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