#Palestrina stitch

[bumblebeeappletree]

Learning all the embroidery stitches can be challenging and daunting. But let me tell you this: embroidery is super easy! Just think of it this way — it’s just coloring with thread! Keep reading as we share 10 Most Uncommon/strange stitches we can’t live without!

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0:00 Palestrina stitch

1:22 Hungarian Braided chain

2:36 Scroll stitch

3:35 Heavy chain stitch

4:40 Cable Plait Stitch

5:54 Spiral Trellis Stitch

7:48 Rope Stitch

9:05 Portuguese Knotted Stem

11:09 Mountmellick Stitch

13:08 Vandyke Stitch

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[beautiful-basque-country]

Basque embroidery

I've recently learned that there are in fact two types of stitch that come from EH! One is called Basque stitch, and look like this:

And a Basque knot, which seems to be just a variation of the Palestrina knot. Here's the Palestrina:

And the Basque knot:

There's absolutely no information regarding the history or the authenticity of these stitches - the same stitches may have maaany names in different places - just a reference to one book that states they can be tracked back to the 8th century which is INSANE, so take it with a pinch of salt.

Anyways, they're cute! Did you know them?

[ssaalexblake]

I will kill Palestrina stitch with my bare hands

[twixtandshout]

Oops hi I made spell lists:

Beat: Chain 1: Start it up! Chain 2: I'm digging it! Chain 3: Booyah! Chain 4: Booyakah! Repeater: The Beat is on! Counter: Nice try. Spell 1: Ollie! Spell 2: 180 front-side! Spell 3: Kickflip! Spell 4: Varial! Spell 5: 900! Victory: You call that a fight? Defeat: Damn... No more'a that! 

Rhyme: Chain 1: Hmp. Chain 2: Right. Chain 3: Here we go... Chain 4: It's on. Repeater: Take this! Counter: Mind the Golden Rule! Spell 1: Heelflip. Spell 2: Tsukkomi. Spell 3: Sciurinae. Spell 4: SQL. Spell 5: Keep moving forward! Victory: Better to lose the battle and win the war. Defeat: Let's let bygones be bygones... 

Neku: Chain 1: Hmph! Chain 2: Gotcha! Chain 3: Not bad! Chain 4: Hya! Repeater: Like that? Counter: Outta my face! | Screw that. Spell 1: Art punk. Spell 2: Prog rock! Spell 3: Deathcore! Spell 4: Indie! Spell 5: Revival! Victory: Any last words? Defeat: We'll get it next time. 

Josh: Chain 1: Hmp. Chain 2: Ha! Chain 3: There. Chain 4: That'll do. Repeater: You are done! Counter: Predictable. | Smile~ Spell 1: Styx. Spell 2: Lethe. Spell 3: Acheron! Spell 4: Phlegethon! Spell 5: Cocytus! Victory: Rest in peace~ Defeat: What?! 

Shiki: Chain 1: Hya! Chain 2: Hm. Chain 3: Ha! Chain 4: Again! Repeater: How's that?! Counter: Back off! Spell 1: Chain! Spell 2: Ladder! Spell 3: Rosette! Spell 4: Sorbello! Spell 5: Palestrina! Victory: That was great! Defeat: No... Not like this!

Everything but the spells was taken from their voice quotes, more or less, although I had to get creative with Rhyme. Beat’s spells are all skateboarding tricks. Rhyme’s spells reflect the progression of her dreams – a heelflip is a basic skateboarding trick, a tsukkomi is the role she plays in her and Beat’s manzai comedy duo, Sciurinae is the sub-family flying squirrels belong to, and SQL is both a programming language and another squirrel joke. Her victory quote is meant to be consoling the other player for their loss, but I kinda like that it could also be taken passive-aggressively. Neku’s spells are subgenres of rock music meant to reflect his character growth, with “prog rock” being a reference to the boss Progfox Noise which takes his form and can perform fusion attacks. Josh’s spells are based around the rivers of Hades, since Josh mentioned the Acheron in-game to refer to the Shibuya River. (I considered trying to find something else instead of Cocytus, but I think he’d prefer to keep the crude mishearing.) “Smile~” is one of his counter options because that’s what he says when you take a selfie with Noise to flip it to the other side of the screen and cut off its attack. And Shiki’s spells are all embroidery stitches. :3

reupload TWEWY X PUYO PUYO

Twewy is fantastic play it and the sequel 

[shetumbler]

How to do Triple Palestrina Stitch

[petitpoulailler]

Mary Corbet’s needlebook, 3.5″ square

[mariatenorio]

La falsa palestrina

El resultado es parecido pero no el mismo: les presento la falsa palestrina, una forma descomplicada de bordar la puntada de doble nudo.

He encontrado una forma descomplicada de hacer la palestrina… mejor dicho, de imitar esa puntada. Más fácil de memorizar y de ejecutar que la puntada que conocemos (y que podemos consultar en el tutorial de Mary Corbet o de Sarah).

Aquí les muestro el video-tutorial que he preparado.

La puntada que aquí muestro involucra dos nudos,…

[madelinewhoo]

ok palestrina stitch is my new fav

[arianezurcher]

Palestrina Knot for Left Handed & Right Handed

[wildwoodmage]

@wastelesscrafts has been a godsend, because perfectionism has always kept me from repairing my favorite clothes, but now that I’m learning the basics of sewing, embroidery, and visible mending, I’m looking at my wardrobe in a whole new (fun, versatile, and personalized) way.

First project: I lost a lot of weight and could no longer wear some of my favorite work pants. I used the ladder stitch technique to take in a couple inches at the waist, and I’m decorating the seams with palestrina knot embroidery.

Next step will be cuffing them (I’ve always had to just roll them up!)

[bumblebeeappletree]

Here are my 5 picks of great stitches for creating lettering in hand embroidery, all contained in one handy video! I'll show how to embroider letters using both simple and elaborate stitches. If you liked these stitches for lettering, here are 5 more for you - https://youtu.be/LKZfwEdkoF8

If you liked these stitches I recommend taking a look at these 2 Playlists of mine -

A BUNCH OF FIVES

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THE STITCH LIBRARY

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0:00 Introduction

0:49 Stem stitch

7:30 Woven back stitch

17:25 Couching

27:07 Cable chain stitch

34:25 Palestrina stitch

[thefearofcod]

Doll, eyeball, stitches, lullaby !!

doll: some of your favorite makeup products

god sophia it’s literally been years since i wore makeup. I like(d) urban decay’s eyeliner pencils? i have a silver one i’ve used a looooot. i also really liked obsessive compulsive cosmetics’ lip/eyeliners, i have a red one i used to wear a lot but uhhhh i just googled and i guess the company is gone? lmao. and i liked k*t v*n d before i learned about the. the nazism. so yeah it’s been at least three years since i last bought makeup.

eyeball: some of your favorite films

yeeee aight in no order: ravenous; a girl walks home alone at night; us; the crow; over the garden wall; bunraku; birds of prey

stitches: some of your self-care habits

tuch an Animal.

lullaby: songs you love to sing

generally i do not like to sing, but i like some things. i like gregorian chants, i like early western polyphony (hell yeah palestrina), and i like american and uk ballads to the surprise of nobody.

[importantfirefun]

18. Palestrina Stitch Amigurumi Toy Frog Free Knitting Pattern: Spring Frog Softies

[delicioustyphoonstranger]

Voices of History

Kaelan A. Graham-Hughes

March 31, 2020

My work is mostly embroidered. Embroidery is a time-consuming task, and historically people who could spend time embroidering cloth were wealthy, as embroidery does not serve a purely practical purpose. Embroidered items are of higher value, as they represent hours upon hours of work for a more frivolous purpose: to look aesthetically pleasing. It highlights how the efforts of the wealthy and powerful are valued more than the work of people lower in the hierarchy. The transparent acetate and translucent layers of vellum and mulberry paper also represent history, and how the events and voices of history get obscured over time. The piece has a background bearing layers of watercolour lines, dots, and washes, to which the subsequent layers were stitched. The piece incorporates the following embroidery stitches:

1.     Straight stitch

2.     French knots

3.     Star stitch

4.     Link stitch

5.     Satin stitch

6.     Chain stitch

7.     Stem stitch

8.     Blanket stitch

9.     Herringbone stitch

10.  Split stitch

11.  Back stitch

12.  Fern stitch

13.  Bullion knots

14.  Single feather stitch

15.  Seed stitch

16.  Feather stitch

17.  Arrow stitch

18.  Closed herringbone stitch

19.  Open chain stitch

20.  Woven cross stitch

21.  Fly stitch

22.  Connected petal stitch

23.  Ermine stitch

24.  Thorn stitch

25.  Double feather stitch

26.  Chevron stitch

27.  Cross stitch

28.  Woven star stitch

29.  Pistil stitch

30.  Colonel’s knot

31.  Coral stitch

32.  Cretan stitch

33.  Connected fly stitch

34.  Chained feather stitch

35.  Square box stitch

36.  Long and short stitch

37.  Scroll stitch

38.  Scroll stitch hearts

39.  Cloud filling stitch

40.  Danish knots

41.  Crown stitch

42.  Tulip stitch

43.  Closed buttonhole stitch

44.  Wheatear stitch

45.  Sheaf filling stitch

46.  Sorbello knots

47.  Palestrina knots

48.  Detached wheatear stitch

49.  Algerian eye stitch

50.  Lazy daisy stitch

51.  Four-legged knots

52.  Chained petal stitch

53.  Russian knots

54.  Sword stitch

55.  Rosette stitch

56.  Honeycomb stitch

57.  Whip stitch

[boilfast]

Day 32 B-8

Spent the entire day and night trimming an unexpectedly early harvest. Let’s just say making pesto with a whole lot of basil. Bringing in the sheaves.  Therefore: palestrina stitch! I think the first few are right and the rest are wrong, but I’m not really sure what I changed about the way I did them. *shrug*

[shetumbler]

Learn three new stitches this week: https://youtu.be/4KcDsCmO8Rs

My artistic take on the Earth :)