Sharon’s week 11 TAST challenge is whipped wheel stitch.Once again, I’m going to try this on
mirror/shisha.The biggest challenge here is to stitch the spokes on the
mirror.The rest should be easy.As promised, this is
the tutorial for whipped wheel mirror work :
This mirrorwork is my own creation.You are not allowed to copy the tutorial and produce it as your own whether on print or electronic media, on your blog or youtube channels.You are allowed to show the finished work but please link back to this page for the tutorial.
This mirrorwork is my own creation.You are not allowed to copy the tutorial and produce it as your own whether on print or electronic media, on your blog or youtube channels.You are allowed to show the finished work but please link back to this page for the tutorial.
The mirror that I’m using is 1.25m in
diameter.Divide a 2.5cm diameter circle into 16.Attach the mirror as shown and
bring up the needle at the shown position (below A).
Bring the needle and thread over and under the
foundation stitches.Wrap the thread under the needle and pull (when pulling,
use equal tension all around to produce beautiful, rounded center).
Enter the needle at B.Bring the needle up just
next to the first stitch.
Continue as above and enter the needle at C.
Continue in the same manner till the end.The
spokes are ready.It’s OK if it’s not perfect.What’s important are the
spokes.Once you weave, everything else would be hidden behind the weaving.
I succeeded in finishing this whipped wheel
mirror/shisha work.
This is the normal method of weaving by passing
the thread over and under the spokes.For this, you’ll need odd-numbered spokes.
