ASK16: Hungarian Hoopla
Description:
This design is the third in a series called Parade of Pattern which features projects that explore common stitches in an uncommon way. In this geometric arrangement, a variation of the Hungarian stitch called Flip-flop Diagonal Hungarian is used to create a main outline that forms a total design. The mirrored units resemble an undulating rickrack edge that is softer then a straight edge, and one section uses an offset placement to produce a diamond shape.
This design is the third in a series called Parade of Pattern which features projects that explore common stitches in an uncommon way. In this geometric arrangement, a variation of the Hungarian stitch called Flip-flop Diagonal Hungarian is used to create a main outline that forms a total design. The mirrored units resemble an undulating rickrack edge that is softer then a straight edge, and one section uses an offset placement to produce a diamond shape.
Materials:
Canvas: 14" square piece 24-mesh OOE or Zweigart colored mono canvas (teal color shown in the model is no longer available)
Stretcher frame: 14" square
1 ball #8 pearl cotton to coordinate with canvas chosen (soft peach used in model)
#24 tapestry needle
Canvas: 14" square piece 24-mesh OOE or Zweigart colored mono canvas (teal color shown in the model is no longer available)
Stretcher frame: 14" square
1 ball #8 pearl cotton to coordinate with canvas chosen (soft peach used in model)
#24 tapestry needle
