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Friday, June 26, 2015

Flower Stitch 5



As promised many months ago, here’s the tutorial for another flower stitch which is the variation to Flower Stitch 4.I’m sorry I didn’t publish this post earlier.Nowadays I’m drifting far away from the internet because I rather spend more time working outdoor.But, I love blogging and I’ve so much to share with you that I decided to post once in a while when I’m free.
The difference between this stitch and Flower Stitch 4 is that the petals of this flower slant to the right but the stitching is almost the same as the previous one.



Divide a 3cm diameter circle into 16.Bring up the needle at a point about two-thirds the radius of the circle, between OA and OB.O is the midpoint, which I forgot to label here.Enter at O, take a small stitch pointing towards B (about one-third radius), wrap the thread under the needle and pull through.



Go in at B.Come up between OB and OC(two-thirds radius) and pull the previously made stitch to the left.



Go down at O, take a small stitch, pointing towards C, wrap the thread under the needle and pull through.



Go in at C and continue the process.
 Now, you’ll get an idea on  how it’s done.
For the last stitch,take a small stitch, pointing towards A, wrap the thread under the needle, slide the needle under the very first stitch and go down at A.

This is how the flower looks like.



The comparison between the two flowers.My favourite is the one on the right.I’m in the process of preparing mirror/shisha tutorials for these two stitches.In my next post, I’ll show you some examples of flowers that you can create out of these stitches.

11 comments:

  1. Thanks for the tutorial!! It looks beautiful:)

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  2. Welcome back Ina. Beautiful flowers. I like the one on the right.

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  3. Oh I'm so glad you decided to post this, I've always wanted to learn how to do this flower! I'm busy with a project and this flower will just finish it. Please don't stay outside too long xx

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  4. very pretty! this is one of my favorite stitch with shisha

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  5. Amazing post! thank you for share such a creative embroidery blog.

    Embroidery

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  6. Thank you for such a clear tutorial and the flowers look beautiful!

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  7. Very pretty! Thank you for such a great tutorial

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  8. What a pretty stitch and a good tutorial!

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  9. Just dropping by to say hello and hope that you are doing well

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    1. I'm fine Kathleen.As usual , busy with life around the farm.

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  10. Just dropped by to say hello and to see how you are!

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