These first two photos were taken after the first row was finished. I'd never done buttonhole stitch to make flowers before so I was well impressed with how effective they look.
This is the next three rows finished. I admit here and now that I have missed a row out, one that involved withdrawing threads. As I said in an earlier post I don't want to make a mess of this, and Sassy's Fabby seems to be more tightly woven than most other fabrics, which I think would make it more awkward to do this particular method. So I've left it out. I will still do the hardanger row though. On to something else now.
These first two photos were taken after the first row was finished. I'd never done buttonhole stitch to make flowers before so I was well impressed with how effective they look.
This is the next three rows finished. I admit here and now that I have missed a row out, one that involved withdrawing threads. As I said in an earlier post I don't want to make a mess of this, and Sassy's Fabby seems to be more tightly woven than most other fabrics, which I think would make it more awkward to do this particular method. So I've left it out. I will still do the hardanger row though. On to something else now.
8 comments:
Oh wow, your work is beautiful. It is going to be stunning when you are finishes.
very pretty, love the colours. Burronhole stitch looks nice
That buttonhole flower is fantastic!
Oooh so pretty !!
Another gorgeous piece Jacqui - can't wait to see more. :0)
Looks lovely so far Jacqui, I do love Carol tinson designs, can't wait to see more
Beautiful!!
Beautiful Jacqui
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