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This method creates a ladder-shaped lace filling. Its simplicity and light finish make this stitch a popular choice for both open work and edge stitching. Use a tapestry or blunt-ended needle for this technique.
This method creates a ladder-shaped lace filling. Its simplicity and light finish make this stitch a popular choice for both open work and edge stitching. Use a tapestry or blunt-ended needle for this technique.
Using a base of Hedebo buttonhole stitch, insert the needle a few stitches along, from back to front (three stitches away in this example).
Pull the thread to create a loop. Insert the needle into the loop from back to front.
Pull the thread to complete one stitch. The method is the same as Hedebo buttonhole stitch. The difference is in the spacing.