I wasn’t feeling well
for the past few days, so I hope that I’m not too late for this week’s TAST
challenge. Today, I’d stitched another peacock, this time using Basque stitch
for the feathers.
The body is herringbone stitch.You can add as
many layers of feathers but make sure that you work the topmost feathers first
and then the layer below it and so on till you reach the bottom layer.This will
make the layers overlapping beautifully.
This is another trial – a combination of
buttonhole wheel and basque stitch, worked continuously.The tutorials for this
and another one, done on shisha/mirror are coming soon!
woww you have included your favorite peacock even in basque stitches as well..wonderful peacock!the stitches applied are very suited for the feathers and also it seems glossy with red and yellow..:)
ReplyDeleteawaiting your tutorials..
Great idea! This stitch is a versatile one and your peacock looks so cute! Hope you are feeling better now Ina.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anita.I'm doing fine now.
Deleteoh your peacock is so cute !!
ReplyDeletePeacock is so beautiful!!!!!!!I just Love it.
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Great idea for a peacock! It looks so good, and I can just imagine the tail done with a variegated turquoise/green/purple thread!
ReplyDeleteI like your basque/wheel too!
The peacock idea is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteviji
lovely cute peacock and beautiful working of the stitch - hope you are feeling better soon :)
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ReplyDeleteThe Basque stitch is most suitable for making peacock feathers. You are so clever to see the stitch's potentials.
ReplyDeleteyour peacock is so beautiful. thank u for sharing. get well soon.
ReplyDeleteVery nice peacock...
ReplyDeletehope u r doing fine...
I love your peacock!
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