A few ladies wanted to know what Pekinese stitch was from my previous post, so I am showing you a couple of things that I have done in Pekinese and how to do it at the end. Christine Book was the first designer to show me this stitch.
Little cushion stitched in Pekinese. Sometimes I substitute chain stitch for Pekinese
Lisa
11 comments:
Thanks Lisa. This Pekinese stitch is good to outline and highlight parts of the stitchery. Thanks for sharing :)
That's a beautiful stitch, and it doesn't look too hard to do. I can think of several places I might like to use it. Thanks for sharing. BTW Your bunny stitching is absolutely gorgeous! I've been so busy trying to keep up with the mechanics of my giveaway that I haven't had time to do my normal blogging. I hope you've had a chance to enter.
Thanks,
Susan in Texas
Thanks a lot, Lisa. Apparently it doesn't seem too difficult, I have to try!!! Many thanks for sharing. Enjoy your week, Clara.
Thank you Lisa, I will have to give this a try!
Thanks sharing the pekinese stitch with us all Lisa. I will have to try it out some time.
Thanks... it is a lovely stitch.... gives a deeper dimension doesn't it?
Hugz
Your stitching is so beautiful.
that was a great tut Lisa much better than the one I found on Google Thanks for sharing
Fascinating. It looks great. I have something to try it on straight away. Thanks.
I just visited your blog for the first time and am very inspired by all of your work and photos! I was not aware of the Pekinese stitch and appreciate you sharing it ... I will now have to find a new project and try it out.
Thanks,
Heather in Vancouver, Canada
That stitch looks very interesting! And I love your projects with Pekinese stitch!
Best wishes,
Tatyana
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