Herringbone Stitch Double Herringbone Stitch Plait Stitch Long Armed Cross Stitch Notice that the Herringbone, the Plait stitch and this Long Armed Cross Stitch are really the same stitch. Experimenting with different lengths and over different numbers of threads can be fun and offers a great variety of possibilities. Long Armed Cross Stitch To me this version of the Long Armed Cross Stitch looks fairly akward, in comparison with the one above. I suppose it depends whether you want the stitches on the back to run horizontal or vertical. Double Back Stitch aka Closed Herringbone Stitch Again, notice the pronounced (should I say identical?) similarity with the Long Armed Cross Stitch. Alternating Double Back Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch While the first two are stitched differently the result is the same. However, the third variation result is noticibly different. The longest stitch does not form a weave with the others but lays beneath all stitches. (I think the first two variants are more interesting.)
Double Herringbone Stitch Plait Stitch Long Armed Cross Stitch Notice that the Herringbone, the Plait stitch and this Long Armed Cross Stitch are really the same stitch. Experimenting with different lengths and over different numbers of threads can be fun and offers a great variety of possibilities. Long Armed Cross Stitch To me this version of the Long Armed Cross Stitch looks fairly akward, in comparison with the one above. I suppose it depends whether you want the stitches on the back to run horizontal or vertical. Double Back Stitch aka Closed Herringbone Stitch Again, notice the pronounced (should I say identical?) similarity with the Long Armed Cross Stitch. Alternating Double Back Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch While the first two are stitched differently the result is the same. However, the third variation result is noticibly different. The longest stitch does not form a weave with the others but lays beneath all stitches. (I think the first two variants are more interesting.)
Plait Stitch Long Armed Cross Stitch Notice that the Herringbone, the Plait stitch and this Long Armed Cross Stitch are really the same stitch. Experimenting with different lengths and over different numbers of threads can be fun and offers a great variety of possibilities. Long Armed Cross Stitch To me this version of the Long Armed Cross Stitch looks fairly akward, in comparison with the one above. I suppose it depends whether you want the stitches on the back to run horizontal or vertical. Double Back Stitch aka Closed Herringbone Stitch Again, notice the pronounced (should I say identical?) similarity with the Long Armed Cross Stitch. Alternating Double Back Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch While the first two are stitched differently the result is the same. However, the third variation result is noticibly different. The longest stitch does not form a weave with the others but lays beneath all stitches. (I think the first two variants are more interesting.)
Long Armed Cross Stitch Notice that the Herringbone, the Plait stitch and this Long Armed Cross Stitch are really the same stitch. Experimenting with different lengths and over different numbers of threads can be fun and offers a great variety of possibilities. Long Armed Cross Stitch To me this version of the Long Armed Cross Stitch looks fairly akward, in comparison with the one above. I suppose it depends whether you want the stitches on the back to run horizontal or vertical. Double Back Stitch aka Closed Herringbone Stitch Again, notice the pronounced (should I say identical?) similarity with the Long Armed Cross Stitch. Alternating Double Back Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch While the first two are stitched differently the result is the same. However, the third variation result is noticibly different. The longest stitch does not form a weave with the others but lays beneath all stitches. (I think the first two variants are more interesting.)
Long Armed Cross Stitch To me this version of the Long Armed Cross Stitch looks fairly akward, in comparison with the one above. I suppose it depends whether you want the stitches on the back to run horizontal or vertical. Double Back Stitch aka Closed Herringbone Stitch Again, notice the pronounced (should I say identical?) similarity with the Long Armed Cross Stitch. Alternating Double Back Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch While the first two are stitched differently the result is the same. However, the third variation result is noticibly different. The longest stitch does not form a weave with the others but lays beneath all stitches. (I think the first two variants are more interesting.)
Double Back Stitch aka Closed Herringbone Stitch Again, notice the pronounced (should I say identical?) similarity with the Long Armed Cross Stitch. Alternating Double Back Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch While the first two are stitched differently the result is the same. However, the third variation result is noticibly different. The longest stitch does not form a weave with the others but lays beneath all stitches. (I think the first two variants are more interesting.)
Alternating Double Back Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch While the first two are stitched differently the result is the same. However, the third variation result is noticibly different. The longest stitch does not form a weave with the others but lays beneath all stitches. (I think the first two variants are more interesting.)
Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch While the first two are stitched differently the result is the same. However, the third variation result is noticibly different. The longest stitch does not form a weave with the others but lays beneath all stitches. (I think the first two variants are more interesting.)
Montenegrin Stitch Montenegrin Stitch While the first two are stitched differently the result is the same. However, the third variation result is noticibly different. The longest stitch does not form a weave with the others but lays beneath all stitches. (I think the first two variants are more interesting.)
Montenegrin Stitch While the first two are stitched differently the result is the same. However, the third variation result is noticibly different. The longest stitch does not form a weave with the others but lays beneath all stitches. (I think the first two variants are more interesting.)
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