First
I wanted to skip the raised cup stitch, because I used it recently on my garden sampler. But when I saw the triangles in the Turkman stitch, I changed my mind.
It was the perfect combo for my white cloth. Here I stitched Turkman
stitch with perle 5.
This is the first raised cup stitch on the base of
the Turkman stitch. I didn’t pay attention to the corners, so I disturbed the
Turkman stitch.
And the complete row. It was very important to
connect the threads in the corners in a knot from the raised cup stitch. All
raised cup stitches have 2 rounds, normally I only use 1 round.
A detail of my cloth with the new stitches on the
right side.
Just click the photo’s to enlarge them.
a wonderful combination!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenvery nice
BeantwoordenVerwijderenbeautiful stitching!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenYou have the eye, Annet! You see how stitches can be used, combined or tampered with! This is a great marriage between Mr Turkman and Miss Raised Cup!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenvery effective putting these two stitches together
BeantwoordenVerwijderenYou have a good eye for using stitches!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenVery creative idea of using the triangles of the turkman stitch for raised cup stitch. Well done and thanks for sharing.
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