[Regia-NA] featherstitching

Sun, 22 Jun 2003 10:52:42 +0100

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Often, a line of thread was laid onto the seam and stitched down, sort =
of couched into the seam. I think the Llan Gors textile had a reinforced =
seam a bit like this, but I believe that it was an integral part of the =
seam.
The closest stitch to the one on the Mammen cushion seam is a sort of =
'Van Dyke' stitch which ends up looking like a cross stitch with one =
long leg....if that makes any sense?
I can include a picture in the pack!
Cheers,
Hazel
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seam is a sort of 'Van Dyke' stitch which ends up looking like a cross =
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with one long leg....if that makes any sense?</FONT></DIV>
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