In Tutorial 6, the yubinuki was sewn on an odd number of divisions and thus the thread for a round overlaps the thread from the prior round, let's recap that pattern and then go over the pattern:
To expand on your knowledge of reading patterns, notice that there are 11 divisions, one color and ONE direction that the sewing is done in. The image below also shows how the first part of stitching ends back at division 1 but on the opposite side from where the stitching started
- Thread Colors: 1
- Needles: 1
- Divisions: 11
To expand on your knowledge of reading patterns, notice that there are 11 divisions, one color and ONE direction that the sewing is done in. The image below also shows how the first part of stitching ends back at division 1 but on the opposite side from where the stitching started
Then when the second half of the round is stitched, the thread crosses the thread already sewn. For these diagrams I have outlined the lines which represent the thread with a black outline to make seeing the cross easier, below.
This final image is the pattern and how it would appear in a book of patterns
In the next tutorial, we will start with the pattern and then sew it!
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