1.08.2007

Stitch School: Wheatear

Stitch School has moved to it's very own space on the web! You'll now find the Wheatear Stitch post here. Comments are now closed on this post; if you'd like to leave a comment please do so on the new one.

6 comments:

robin said...

Ooh, I like this one. Gotta confess I've never heard of it, though. I can picture it as lavendar blossoms too.

janet said...

I hadn't heard of this one either—found it in a UK embroidery book. You're right—it does look like lavender. Especially if you keep the side parts shorter and closer in so the whole thing is more compact. I'll have to try it in purple and see!

Claire said...

I love your stich school! Thank you so much for donig it!

Willa Ham said...

Help ! I'm almost out of ink and paper on my copier, from copying all the stitches I like.

Have you thought about doing a book?

Love your site!

Willa Ham

Macon, GA

Unknown said...

Dear Janet, Its so commendable that you take such interest in sharing your gifts. I call it a gift because you have a talent that is unique adn well used. I just discovered your tutorials adn I couldn't thank you enough. It reinforces my belief that there is much good on the internet as there is the converse. More power to your needle. I can't wait to revitalise my embroidery hobby.

Aimee said...

I wanted to learn the wheatear after seeing someone's photo on Flickr...found your stitch school through Google and this helped me so much! Thanks for your CLEAR explanation and close-up photos!