Cast-on stitch is related to bullion stitch, but instead of simple wraps, each wrap is individually looped around the shaft of the needle to give a more textural effect to the stitch. It ends up looking a little bit like a buttonhole loop. The stitch can be worked flat, curved or looped and makes lovely three-dimensional petals, feathers, flower centres and more. Cast-on stitch (single) RIGHT Cast-on stitch (single) LEFT
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HSP2504 BOM Sunshine Lollipops PART 4
When working from right to left, bring the needle out in the centre of the stitch and take it up and […]
By Michelle Marvig The one consistent thing required for any type of patchwork or appliqué is the need to cut out […]
A great stand-alone stitch as well as a team player, woven cross stitch can be worked informally on any background or […]
Worked the same way by left-or right-handed stitchers, the double cast-on stitch is textural and versatile: it can be worked narrow, […]
A three-dimensional standing stitch, drizzle stitch is related to cast-on stitch, but is only anchored at the base. It can be […]
Mattress stitch is used to join knitting with an invisible seam. It is a specially adapted version of ladder stitch, which […]
