Ok I didn't actually plan to do this stitch along but decided at the last moment to try it out. All the talk about Renzoku/HHG designs lately has got my interest peaked. I remrember seeing this design on TK but it didn't strike me as one I wanted to do.
I have really enjoyed making this one. It came together fairly quickly, once the path was established, and needed only a small amount of ripping out.
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Showing posts with label Chidori. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chidori. Show all posts
Friday, 4 November 2011
Friday, 28 October 2011
A dozen flowers... 10th of the bunch
This flower is a variation in the last one. The difference is the distance from the center of the inner points on the striped star. I am about to restitch this entire project but this time I am limiting my palette to pale shades of pink, blue, purple and yellow on a white ball. The obi shown in the last photo is stitched with simple Chidori Kagari in the Jyouge Douji (merry-go-round) style. I think this maybe the best of all the obi stitched during this diamond experiment. If you missed any of the other flower designs look through the other posts labelled A dozen flowers from earlier in the month.
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Matsuba,
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Uwagake Chidori
Sunday, 23 October 2011
A dozen flowers... 5th of the bunch
Striped Star Flower. I am sure there is a name for this flower but I don't know it. I like it but I prefer the switch up I did of this design which I will show in the next post.I am getting a real appreciation for how different the designs look on the C10 face and S10. I don't usually stitch a design on two different divisions at the same time so I am finding it very interesting. I think this is an example of a design I prefer on the C10 where the open areas are more obvious and the final shape doesn't get lost with the curvature of the temari.
I'll show the Obi in my next post.
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Braided Chidori,
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