No 101. Back to back, and slightly off centre, Triangular Buttonhole
No 102. Beaded Triangular Buttonhole.
Both stitched with fine wool on 14 count Aida.
An easy stitch, which would make a great filling area as well as borders.
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Posted in TAST 2014 | Tags: Beaded Triangular Buttonhole, Triangular Buttonhole
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This is a neat version of the Buttonhole stitch. I like the way you did the back to back one.
By: Connie Eyberg on February 27, 2014
at 9:26 am
Thanks Connie. I only wanted a couple of examples on the strip but will play more with it on other fabric.
By: crazyqstitcher on February 27, 2014
at 1:40 pm
The back to back version is great for filling in a large area, but this stitch is also perfect for crazy quilt seams.
By: Queeniepatch on February 27, 2014
at 11:29 am
Hi Queenie; yes I’ll try using the stitch on CQ seams. I’ll test adding beads on the last movement instead of the first too.
By: crazyqstitcher on February 27, 2014
at 1:41 pm
I like the back to back version. the beaded stitch looks very nice like this.
By: jizee6687 on February 28, 2014
at 1:55 am
Thank you jizee for the visit and kind comment.
By: crazyqstitcher on February 28, 2014
at 9:56 am
After viewing your samples I tried the back to back treatment on a CQ seam and was pleased with the result and I only used one bead per movement.
By: maureenc on February 28, 2014
at 6:22 am
Hi Maureen, a number change of beads gives very different appearances. Have you checked out Sharon’s TAST site. It is fabulous for learning new stitches. Link is at the end of the post.
By: crazyqstitcher on February 28, 2014
at 10:07 am
Yes Maureen, I regularly read Sharon’s TAST…..I just DON’T regularly stitch her examples!
By: maureenc on February 28, 2014
at 1:16 pm
Lovely!
By: mariatenorio on February 28, 2014
at 12:43 pm
Thank you for the visit and kind comment
By: crazyqstitcher on February 28, 2014
at 1:35 pm