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Bargello on a Diagonal & Bargello with Alternating Rows of
Scotch Stitches
We
used these stitches for the body of the Moo Cow in this fun piece
from A Collection of
Designs.
Now, for the stitches!
Before we turn Bargello on its side and work it on the diagonal, let's
take a look at traditional Bargello. The pattern shown below is a
typical one.
| Basic Bargello |
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See what happens when we work these stitches on the diagonal of the
canvas:
| Diagonal Bargello |
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Finally, for interest, let's offset the consecutive rows of stitches
and fill in with Scotch stitches.
| Diagonal Bargello with Alternating Rows of Scotch
Stitches |
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To
achieve a look similar to that on our cow, use a silk or pearl cotton for
the diagonal Bargello stitches (black lines) and a sparkle-type thread for
the Scotch stitches (white lines).
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