One of my absolutely favourite stitches
HOW TOO:
Base chain as long as you want it even number.
Row 1: sc in every st. turn
Row 2: ch 1, *sc, in first st, chain one, miss a st, sc in next st * repeat from * to * until the row is done.
Row 3: turn ch 1, *sc in the chain space, ch 1* repeat until row complete.
Row 4-how ever many you want to do is a repeat of Row 3.
OR
to get the tweedy look use a different colour for each row
Good Luck James hope they all behave...
Base chain as long as you want it even number.
Row 1: sc in every st. turn
Row 2: ch 1, *sc, in first st, chain one, miss a st, sc in next st * repeat from * to * until the row is done.
Row 3: turn ch 1, *sc in the chain space, ch 1* repeat until row complete.
Row 4-how ever many you want to do is a repeat of Row 3.
OR
to get the tweedy look use a different colour for each row
Good Luck James hope they all behave...
Splodge and Brupbrup..brothers from the RSPCA, Mr T the first stray that arrived one day and decided he liked the service, and Lettuce who thought it quieter to live with us.
Have a great week everyone
xx
OK.. how do you do the moss stitch? Your color combos are awesome, as usual. ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Teresa, just added the how too for you, great way of using up small amounts of stash too
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Thank you, Sue! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
DeleteThe Moss Stitch Queen! Do you like your new name?! It looks very effective I have to say! I managed Row 6 of the African Flower Square. Yippee! Your revised pattern is very clear. I'll be tackling that last row tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh at all those black cats on the bed! Is it a coincidence that they're all black?!
hehe..thanks Sandra and good luck with the AF.
DeleteCoincidence, the brothers we picked but the other two just appeared.
Hugs x