Palestrina stitch goes by several other names as well: Smyrna, double knot, pearl, tied coral and old English knot stitches. It’s a three-step stitch that creates a richly textural line that can resemble a line of beads. It can be worked singly, in lines and with varying lengths to the base stitches. Palestrina stitch RIGHT Palestrina stitch LEFT
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When working from right to left, bring the needle out in the centre of the stitch and take it up and […]
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