Take a StitchTuesday



Thanks to Sharon B for showing us the Italian Border Stitch this week.  Such a good stitch!  I tried it with beads and love the way it turned out.  I probably should have added seed beads to each end of the bugle beads to prevent breakage.  I found it a bit difficult to get things lined up with the beads as it was though.  I will definitely be using this stitch again!


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Queeniepatch said…
Italian Border is a nice sititch, and not just for borders!
January 15, 2020 at 2:35 AM
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