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Hah, I'll probably never run out! I am running out of easy stitches, though. It's getting harder and harder to take just a couple of photos to explain a stitch. Like bullion roses are so cool but they'll need about 20 pictures to show them properly. I'm not sure I have the time, you know?
I just found your site and LOVE IT!! I had seen the palestrina stitch a few weeks ago and then couldn't remember the name of it! I just can't believe I found it on my first google site. I am a cross stitcher right now, but used to do a lot of embroidery years ago. I just did a small piece of sweet embroidery and needed an edging a little fancier than the blanket stitch and this will do the trick nicely, I believe! I've bookmarked your site and look forward to seeing more tutorials. They are so simple and precise! Many thanks!
I keep waiting for you to run out of stitches! Doesn't look like it's going to happen anytime soon. Love this series Janet!
ReplyDeleteHah, I'll probably never run out! I am running out of easy stitches, though. It's getting harder and harder to take just a couple of photos to explain a stitch. Like bullion roses are so cool but they'll need about 20 pictures to show them properly. I'm not sure I have the time, you know?
ReplyDeletewoo hoo!! :)
ReplyDeleteToday's stitches are very cute, but it looks like things are getting harder. Uh-oh. I'd better keep up with the homework.
ReplyDeletethanks for this great tutorial !!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful stitch!! WOW!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this one. What a great knot stitch!
ReplyDeletejust discovered your site -- i love the stitch tutorials! thank you!
ReplyDeleteI so love you for this.
ReplyDeleteThanks! This is hugely helpful.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! Awesome clear pics too. http://nikisventures.blogspot.com/
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i love your blog very much...thank you for giving me such unbelievable guide on how to stitch...I'll be your No.1 fan
ReplyDeleteYour examples are so easy to follow! Thank you!
ReplyDeletea stitch i loved so much in my childhood.....i have used this stitch vastly... but forgot..thanx for making me recollect.. ut tutorials are too good
ReplyDeleteI just found your site and LOVE IT!! I had seen the palestrina stitch a few weeks ago and then couldn't remember the name of it! I just can't believe I found it on my first google site. I am a cross stitcher right now, but used to do a lot of embroidery years ago. I just did a small piece of sweet embroidery and needed an edging a little fancier than the blanket stitch and this will do the trick nicely, I believe! I've bookmarked your site and look forward to seeing more tutorials. They are so simple and precise! Many thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have to say your method for double knot is wayyy better than what my teacher told me a few days ago lol! Thx a bunch! :D
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