When does an open shell stitch become a 'v' stitch...love the shell stitch and all it's variations was playing yesterday with a sample.
Can you tell in this sample when the stitch changes from an Open Shell Stitch to a Double 'V' Stitch?
NO NEITHER CAN I...and I did the sample!
so which is it then?
the first row from the bottom: 2dc 2ch 2dc
the second row: 2dc 1ch 2dc
the 3rd 4th 5th rows: 2dc no ch 2dc
6th and 7th: 2dc 1ch 2dc
at least I think that is how I did each row???
but the difference was so slight, the only thing that happened when you use 2 ch it grew sideways and no chain it pulled back in again maybe it is a little more open than no chain space but really it would be hard to decide don't you think?
at least I think that is how I did each row???
but the difference was so slight, the only thing that happened when you use 2 ch it grew sideways and no chain it pulled back in again maybe it is a little more open than no chain space but really it would be hard to decide don't you think?
Moss Stitch throw in the making..
So I have been a bit distracted from the Moss Stitch cushions, peeking at me from my string bag ....
There is a famous saying: you can never have to many yarn loving friends who you can help out with something from your stash!
ReplyDeleteAnd this one: Feed your stash! You never know when someone needs something from it!
Really are people who love yarn ever a danger? I just can't imagine it. I think you are lovely to help these women and you made new friends to boot.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
A girl after my own heart. I love sharing my yarn with others. You can never have too much yarn.
ReplyDeleteThat ripple looks familiar, Sue! I love the colour, it smells of lavender !
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone hugs to all hope everyone had a great weekend
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