Wednesday, April 18, 2012

TAST Week 16


Sharon B calls this the "stitch is one that some people find difficult", but this week's TAST, the French knot, has ALWAYS been my favorite, along with the Bullion knot! I have many things to catch up on, so instead of stitching something new this week, I'll show you something I made probably over 35 years ago. It hangs in my parent's home and my daughter was visiting there last week, so I had her photograph it for me, with the chance that the French knot will be coming up soon. Who knew!

I don't remember exactly, but I think it might be about 8" x 10" with the frame.


Do you recognize where I got the pattern from?

Enjoy!

Debbie

13 comments:

  1. Well just blow me away, why don't you! Debbie, that is amazing...no, I don't know where the pattern is from, but do tell! I love doing french knots but I can't be consistent with them, much to my dismay.

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  2. Wow! That is amazing! French knots are, for me, nigh on impossible! I end up using colonial knots instead. I am so impressed by this piece!

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  3. Wow, lots of knots, gorgeous!

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  4. Thanks for sharing this fun challenge! I'm going to have to start participating so I can reawaken my hand-stitching mojo!
    ~~~the Art of Inclusion~~~

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  5. WOW! Count me among the blown away. I love this. The design is familiar, but I can't quite place it. I love French Knots, too and your piece is a wonderful example.

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  6. Good work with lots n lots of knots.

    Shami.
    Www.shamiatcraft.blogspot.com

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  7. Oh My Goodness! I am speechless! This has to be the best French Knot piece I have ever seen! Amazing!

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  8. Wow! This is simply breathtaking!!! And my favorite sampler so far! Absolutely amazing!!!

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  10. My godness ! it's gorgeous !

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  12. WOW!!!! Incredible! I can't even imagine the hours it took you to create such a piece of Art and with the French Knot!! Beautifully done!

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  13. A fabulous work of art! There must be close to a thousand french knots would you say?

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