Hi Jo
The only pitfall I can think of is organizing the half stitch in the
motif. Remember that in Flanders the worker in each row changes and
becomes a passive while another worker takes over. If you can manage to
do that type of change over then it should be fine. Experiment.
Anna from a cloudy and cool Sydney
On 14/01/12 2:56 AM, Jo wrote:
Hello Spiders
Before I go through trial and error I would like your opinion about applying
half stitch in flanders motives. If possible at all, what are the pitfalls?
In case you want to refer to books, mine are on
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/kantelier
My objective is to extend the seagulls from the book "Tierisch Flandrisch"
by Inge Teurkauf and add some clouds. With or without a silver lining ;-) I
don't remember excatly where but while browsing the web and my books, I
thought I also saw some cloth-stitch area's in the unusual diagonal
direction, what gave an airy effect too.
Jo
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