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    This is Annie Whitsed's Crazy World a world where I stitch the joys and chaos of life into beautifull crazy quilts. email annie@loopylace.com
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TAST Week 21 Crossed Buttonhole – Details 272 and 273 May 26th, 2007

block 26 naked

I started with a short seam of Crossed Button Hole Stitch on my sampler block.

Crossed Buttonhole Stitch

A couple of quick sketches in my visual journal…

Crossed Buttonhole Stitch in visual journal

After piecing the another block for mum’s quilt I tried the stitch I had sketched…I only crossed every second pair of stitch, the alternate pairs of stitches are splayed out to meet the top of the crossed stitches…I am not sure that I really like it and may have unpiked it except that it would have left big holes in the slightly plasticed surface of the T shirt transfer that the image is on…when I looked back at the Visual Journal I realized that when sketching I must have been seeing volcanoes in it, evidenced by the puffs of smoke on the bottom line.

alternate stitches done as crossed buttonhole stitch

5 Responses to “TAST Week 21 Crossed Buttonhole – Details 272 and 273”

  1. vivian Says:

    interesting use of stitch

  2. nan Says:

    Your work is so inspiring….I would like to know which t shirt photo transfer paper you are using.

  3. Doreen Says:

    Annie the bottom row looks like a row of men holding hands.

  4. Andrea Says:

    … not men – gorillas …LOL
    six green gorillas, sitting on a seam
    six green gorillas, sitting on a seam
    etc

    btw – I like them!

  5. Susan Says:

    I very much like that row, enough that I’ll probably try it somewhere. The red beads are a nice touch. I don’t see men or gorillas or volcanoes. I see a lovely symmetry of stitching. =) BTW, I did some of your French knot flowers on one of my hearts yesterday and I loved the way they looked.

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