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A popular stitch, '''split stitch''' was used in many forms of [[embroidery]] including [[Opus Anglicanum]] and [[Heraldic Embroidery]]. It was used for very fine work, often only using a single strand of [[silk]] thread. |
A popular stitch, '''split stitch''' was used in many forms of [[embroidery]] including [[Opus Anglicanum]] and [[Heraldic Embroidery]]. It was used for very fine work, often only using a single strand of [[silk]] thread. |
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* How to Do Split Stitch - http://www.embroiderersguild.org.uk/stitch/stitches/split.html |
* How to Do Split Stitch - http://www.embroiderersguild.org.uk/stitch/stitches/split.html |
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Revision as of 16:08, 29 March 2004
A popular stitch, split stitch was used in many forms of embroidery including Opus Anglicanum and Heraldic Embroidery. It was used for very fine work, often only using a single strand of silk thread.
External Links
- How to Do Split Stitch - http://www.embroiderersguild.org.uk/stitch/stitches/split.html
