A new week has begun and I've learnt a new stitch for ROSE.Shall I share it with you?
This time the stitch is called Petal Stitch aka pendant chain stitch.It is a combination of two well known stitches - outline stitch and detached chain or lazy daisy.Needlecrafter has a diagram for it and another illustration is here . Both illustrations refer to stem stitch and lazydaisy combination.Needlecrafter points the chain downward whereas fruncesybordados stitches it upwards.The method differs slightly in both the cases.I tried both and I think Petal stitch is a combination of outline stitch and lazydaisy rather than stem stitch.Only then the name Pendant chain suits it.When you see the pics you'll know why.
Here's a quick tutorial...
step 4: Take the needle through the detached chain for the next outline stitch.
My learning for the week is done.I've stitched it on my ROSE sampler and written the name of the stitch alongside.If anyone is learning a new stitch and recording it, do let me know.I too would like to try it out.
Love,Luck and sunshine,
Deepa
I love how this one looks! I have got to try this.
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ReplyDeleteIts time for me to start. I have been a silent visitor of your blog since sep '08. You are brilliant . I am very keen in learning hand works and I have learnt hand embroidery. Am planning to start a blog to showcase my samples.....Plz continue posting.
Thanks a ton,
swathi
simple but wonderful. hanks for sharing. I always come here to learn new stitches. I am not even in a beginner level but your explanations are very easy even for me to understand. Thanks again ^_^
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial and yes, you are right it is of course Outline Stitch that turn the stitches into pendants. I will update my blogpost with a link to your page. Thank you, Deepa.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I found this easier to follow than some tutorials on it. I may give this a try.
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