10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DARNING STITCH»
Discover the use of
darning stitch in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
darning stitch and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Complete Illustrated
Stitch Encyclopedia
Darning stitch Japanese darning stitch vvv vw Arrowhead stitch Bosnia stitch 2 At
the end of the row, turn and work back in the opposite direction, just below the
previous row. Arrange the stitches so that they alternate with those on the
previous ...
2
Home Needlework Magazine ...
Simple Darning Stitch. This consists in running parallel lines of alternating
stitches, short on the back and long on the face of the material. Where these rows
come in contact with the lines of the design the thread should be carried over the
back ...
3
The Encyclopedia of Cross
Stitch Techniques: A Step-by-step ...
Without piercing the fabric, pass the needle upward from 2 to 3 under the second
darning stitch, then downward from 4 to 5 under the third darning stitch. Repeat to
the left. End by inserting the needle through the fabric at the center top or ...
4
Mary Thomas's Embroidery Book
Darning stitch as a filling 95 Concentric formation 94 Diaper patterns in darning
stitch 95 Damask darning 95 Surface darning 96 Darning on huckaback 97
Looped picots on huckaback 97 Triangles on huckaback 97 DOUBLE RUNNING
...
5
The Complete Encyclopedia of Needlework
Fig. 758. Darning stitch worked in coarse thread. Fig. 759. Crossed darning stitch.
Fig. 760. Single darning stitch forming diagonal stripes. As can be seen, the
darning stitch is worked in one row, once backward and forward through the
series ...
Thérèse de Dillmont, 2002
The first pattern — left side, at the top — is composed of large rosettes worked
entirely in darning-stitch. The crosses between these rosettes are formed of
twisted loops of cotton made across one square of the netting. The outer rim of
the ...
Ann Sophia Stephens, Charles Jacobs Peterson, 1866
7
Mend It Better: Creative Patching,
Darning, and Stitching
What does that darning stitch look like on your machine? The stitch is usually
represented by an icon that looks like a small grid. By having a series of small
stitches worked closely together vertically and then horizontally, all the loose
ends get ...
V, a. b. c.), in which threads are woven in both directions as in cloth, and the
darning stitch (Fig. VI), in which the threads are woven under and over, all in the
same direction. The latter stitch gives a heavier effect and is useful in giving light
and ...
9
Clothing and Health: An Elementary Textbook of Home Making
Lesson 10 THE DARNING STITCH Did you know that sometimes darning is used
for decoration instead of just on the stocking ? Let us make a gift using it. The
darning stitch is nothing but fine running stitches placed alternately under one ...
Helen Kinne, Anna Maria Cooley, 1916
10
A Dictionary of Costume and Fashion: Historic and Modern
To replace worn threads by weaving in new threads with darning-stitch. darned
embroidery. Embroidery done in variations of darning-stitch. See EMBRoIDERIEs
. darned lace. Lace with pattern filled in by needlework. See LAcEs. darned work.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DARNING STITCH»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
darning stitch is used in the context of the following news items.
The past and present of Phulkari
By working with darning stitch numerous designs were made by use of horizontal, vertical and diagonal stitches. There were many kinds of ... «Chandigarh Tribune, Mar 15»
Fab fabric adornments
Tepchi: It is a long-running or darning stitch worked with six strands on the right side of the fabric, taken over four threads and picking one up. «Deccan Herald, Jun 14»
Trendy & traditional
It's the darning stitch with which the embroidered pattern is formed. The art of the Todas lies in the way they structure the stitches. So densely ... «Deccan Herald, May 13»
