Take a Stitch Tuesday

So good to start the new year off with being able to participate in Take a Stitch Tuesday.  I am so grateful for Sharon B and her commitment to stitching.  I really enjoyed doing the Linked Chain Stitch.  I tried to use it in unusual ways.  I think the pink wasn't all that unusual but an interesting way to make flower petals.  The purple stitches I added a pistil stitch to end it and like the combination.

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Andree G. Faubert said…
Hi Angela, I love Take a Stitch Tuesday. I was following more off than on last year but it's such a great resource that I'm going to keep following and hopefully learn a few more stitches. I love the way that she shows us how to use stitches in different ways. Your linked chain stitches are lovely.
January 10, 2020 at 8:08 PM
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