Metalforms, Part 1
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January 8, 2018, 3:40 pm
Filed under: ANG Keystone Garden Chapter, ANG Main Line Stitchers Chapter, Metalforms
Filed under: ANG Keystone Garden Chapter, ANG Main Line Stitchers Chapter, Metalforms
Both my ANG chapters, Main Line and Keystone, are working on Metalforms by Jeff Kulick. I’m doing the copper on green colorway.
The border is done except for the backstitch on the inside of the border which I’ll do after stitching the adjacent sections.
I adjusted the coiled cable by separating them by one thread in order to have the paired horizontal cables flow out of each coil symmetrically. My partial diagram is shown. This was a very interesting composite stitch.
P.S. Oops! Just noticed, I forgot to repeat St. Margaret Stitch (horizontal and vertical Gobelin stitches) on the right side of the spring stitches.
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Cool. Glad you’re doing this–will follow you with great interest. You forgot to say what the diagram is all about. Thanks.
Comment by brendasneedlepointstudioblog January 8, 2018 @ 6:53 pmI tried to explain in 3rd paragraph. The original design has no thread separating the spring stitches. So, the ribbon area extends below the spring stitches. Mine is symmetrical.
Comment by melitastitches4fun January 8, 2018 @ 9:39 pmSorry, didn’t associate the line drawings to what you wrote. Think I see it now. Will be a fun project to follow on your blog.
Comment by brendasneedlepointstudioblog January 9, 2018 @ 9:07 am