Well it is Tuesday and that means
TAST. This week it was the turn of bonnet stitch which I have never heard of before. This is a variation of blanket stitch and I really liked stitching it. The result looks more difficult than the execution.

These two seams
were just plain bonnet stitch. The pale pink seam is using cotton knitting yarn and the darker pink is Anchor
perle cotton.

This seam I experimented with using the stitch to couch a ribbon.

I found it is a lovely stitch to doodle with, it takes the curves beautifully. Here I used hand dyed
variegated silk.

This is the block in it's entirety.
7 comments:
this is lovely!! It makes me go all giddy!1
This looks a great stitch, I hadn't heard of it either!
You are doing fantastic job!
Thanks for including me on your site list. Your work is lovely. It is a feast for the eyes to look upon beautiful needlework.
I like this stitch very much.
What a wonderful stitch! The finish block is so pretty. New to me, too.
I love the effect of this stitch. Another very pretty block. :0)
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