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Posted by on May 17, 2008, 12:01 am
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> > On 5/16/08 7:27 AM, in article C452E7C4.BDE6%egir...@verizon.net, "ellic=
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> >>> I recall that someone was looking for the trellis and modified trellis=
> >>> stitch - the most recent issue of Sampler And Antique Needlework has s=
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> >> There are also directions for a handful of versions/variations on the A=
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> >> Stitch of the Month site. =A0Just scroll down and you'll find them.
> >>http://www.needlepoint.org/Stitch.php
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> >> Ellice
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> > I couldn't find the original post, but for what ever reason, the ANG sit=
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> > example didn't work for the OP. Didn't seem the same as what ever design=
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> Hmmm. =A0I just re-opened it from the link. =A0It's kind of a scroll down,=
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> think I caught about 4 Trellis stitch types. =A0Anyhow, these are links to=
> some of the trellis stitch diagrams.
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> http://www.needlepoint.org/StitchOfTheMonth/2006/sep.php
> =A0is background variationhttp://www.needlepoint.org/StitchOfTheMonth/2003=
/june.php
> =A0 is floral variationhttp://www.needlepoint.org/StitchOfTheMonth/2003/fe=
b.php
> =A0 is cross trellishttp://www.needlepoint.org/StitchOfTheMonth/2000/00-05=
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> =A0 woven trellis
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Thank You Ellice for this delightful embroidery sites,
The funny thing is i have been palying with all kinds of Stitches like
that, out of my own mind , i never knew they `existed` or that they
had a name ,,, i just thought , it was a `normal` step when one played
with stitiches.
mirjam
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