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Se realiza de manera similar al punto cable, sólo que en todas las puntadas el hilo se coloca en una misma dirección. En el diagrama superior, se trabaja el hilo solo hacia arriba. La puntada del segundo diseño se realiza con la hebra hacia abajo. En el tercer cuadro, se trabaja una hilera de puntadas con el hilo hacia arriba y luego una segunda hilera con el hilo hacia abajo.
I have seen the folded Peahole edging (also called mouse tooth edging) on many different pieces, but I have never worked it myself before now. I took a practice piece of linen and tried to replicate it. I was absolutely displeased with the result. After several attempts I was able to produce a better result, and this is what I figured out: The holes have to be taller – beans (instead of peas) should fit between the rows of Four-Sided stitches. And the bundling together of two bundles should not be made with a knot or a loop because those would disturb the final appearance. Furthermore, a knot is unnecessary because the bundles are wrapped together again later on. Thread withdrawal is: cut 1leave 4 cut 1leave 8 cut 1leave 4 cut 1 From the back of the fabric, Four-Sided stitch rows are worked in the established way. Then wrapped Peaholes are made. The first bundle of a Peahole is wrapped 8 times from bottom to top. Please take care that the wrapping threads lay parallel and do not cross one another. The second bundle is wrapped 3 times from top toward the middle. The two bundles are joined together in the middle with 2 wraps. After the second wrap, the thread is tightened very well. The tighter both bundles are bound together, the sharper the point of the folded Peahole later. The second bundle is wrapped 3 times down to the bottom. After finishing the row the backs of both Four-Sided stitch rows are laid on top of each other. Small triangles are now on the edge. Working from the right side of the fabric and from right to left, the needle is brought up in a bottom hole of a Four-Sided stitch between two of the triangles. Take the needle straight up and wrap once around the right side of the triangle, bringing the needle from the back to the front. To ease inserting the needle, the Peahole can be unfolded a little bit. Repeat wrapping as often as needed to bind both layers together (2–3 times). Bring the needle up in the next Four-Sided stitch bottom hole. Take the needle straight up, and insert it into the center of the triangle from front to back and wrap as often as needed to bind the left side of the triangle together. Insert the needle in the center again and bring it up in the next Four-Sided stitch bottom hole. Continue working in the established way. If needed, draw the triangles up a little bit with the help of your needle. The back side looks like this: A nice narrow edging is established. Here it is worked on 13.5/cm thread-count linen using coton à broder No. 30.
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category: simple drawn thread filling pattern linen used: 13.5/cm thread-count threads used: coton à broder No. 20 stitches used: Wrap stitches horizontal center axis: quadruple withdrawn thread line The flower motif with the openwork leaves is found on the Schwalm Parade Cushion Border (B). As you can see from the detail of the original embroidery, it is a kind of staggered pea holes, which do not have Four-Sided stitches as a basis, but consist exclusively of wrap stitches. I have tried different ways and recommend embroidering the pattern as described below. Alternate withdrawing 4 fabric threads in one direction and leaving 2 in between. The pattern builds up from the bottom right to the top left. To do this, wrap around 6 fabric threads of the lowest wide withdrawn thread line 3-4 times. *Then slide the needle diagonally to the top left under the horizontal pair of fabric threads to the next withdrawn thread line and bring it up between the third and fourth thread of the bundle. Repeat the stitch once, return to the starting point and slide the needle under the wrapped bundle of threads to the opposite side. From there, the needle is led diagonally to the top right crossing over the horizontal pair of threads, inserted again between the third and fourth thread of the bundle and emerges again at the starting point. Once again, the needle is led diagonally to the top right crossing over the horizontal pair of threads, inserted again between the third and fourth threads of the bundle. This time bring the needle up 6 fabric threads to the left. The 6 fabric threads lying on the needle form the next bundle. But before you can wrap it, you have to connect the left 3 threads to the underlying pair of threads. To do this, the needle is led diagonally over the pair of threads to the bottom right, inserted next to the wrapped bundle and brought up again at the starting point. This stitch is also repeated once, to then wrap the two bundles of 3 threads together.* Repeat the steps of working(*). Reaching the top edge, turn the work 180° and embroider the next row next to the first. In the places where the thread pairs are already wrapped, these steps can be omitted. Some rows – not all – move close to the previous one. You can move the bundles slightly with the needle tip to achieve even distances. In this way, an airy pattern is created that is suitable for filling not too large areas.
The Peking Knot is a traditional Chinese embroidery stitch not often used in modern embroidery. This simple stitch creates a … Read More
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