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Tuesday, August 7, 2018
TAST Week 13
Week 13: Sheaf Stitch During Week 13 of TAST, Sheaf Stitch was introduced. There has been 1 break week, so this is Stitch 12 for this round of TAST. It was introduced on March 27th in this post, and the instructions for the stitch may be found here.
I worked the stitch with size 8 variegated pink perle cotton. After completing this seam, I added a French Knot between each of the Sheaf Stitches.
TAST stands for Take a Stitch Tuesday. This is a personal challenge shared by Sharon B. of Pintangle.com to learn a new embroidery stitch each week. In 2018, 28 stitches have been shared; so, I am a little bit behind, but this is a no pressure challenge. You may learn more about TAST here and find a Facebook Group with others participating with TAST here. Thank you for visiting! Renee
One of my favorite stitches, because it actually comes out so nice every time. Your seam is so pretty - I don't know that I would ever have thought of the French Knots, but it certainly adds that special finishing touch. Thanks!
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Great stitch. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe Sheaf Stitch is such a lovely one, easy to do and beautiful to look at, especially when punctuated with French Knots!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite stitches, because it actually comes out so nice every time. Your seam is so pretty - I don't know that I would ever have thought of the French Knots, but it certainly adds that special finishing touch. Thanks!
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