Needlework Stitches

Stitch of the Month | Chandail Needlework #2 | Houston TX 77027

One of the most popular stitches from Volume 3 (using the absolutely statistically relevant data points of how many posts I remember seeing about it on Instagram) is gingham . I talk a lot about scalable stitches and gingham is the perfect example. The book version was three rows wide. A student of

Today’s stitch is a happy stitch with a gentle reminder (from one of my favorite stitchers) to always be a star.

New Stitch Monday - Skipped Tent with Brick Beading - Ridgewood Needle Point

My view is that virtually any stitch can be transformed into columns, especially for backgrounds. Today’s stitch takes brick blocks and, voila!, we have a simple and fun background to accompany an adorable snake. (Adorable snake. Not a phrase I ever expected to write in my lifetime.)

Today’s stitch is a fun little experiment for a background and, unlike last week, super easy.

Discover three easy and versatile needlepoint stitches for borders in this Five Minute Needlepoint blog post on Poppy Monk.

Today’s stitch is gorgeous (IMO). Today’s stitch is a challenge to stitch. Please don’t stitch it in the sequence I did. Meaning, please keep reading.

Teardrops has been reimagined on 18 count mono canvas! Big Jessica teardrop stitches in vibrant blue, green and turquoise work up quickly to stunning effect. Caron Watercolours, Rainbow Gallery Petite Very Velvet and DMC Perle #5 threads give this piece tons of depth and texture. This design has a stitch count of 99 x 141 and a finished size of approximately 5 1/2" x 8" This listing is for an INSTANT DOWNLOAD only. © Freda's Fancy Stitching Charts are for 'Your Own Use'.