Making Curves in Bargello Needlepoint

bargello, bargello needlepoint patterns, 2010 Bargello Challenge, bargello patterns, bargello embroidery, Bargello Swirls, bargello needlepoint, flame pattern, bargello, needlepointAlthough Bargello needlepoint and Florentine embroidery are stitched with straight lines, you can get the illusion of a curve by placing individual stitches next to one another without a step up or step down as used in the basic flame pattern.

Using a variety of colors and varying the number of stitches in progression, a geometric Bargello pattern can be transformed into oval, oblong and round designs.


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  1. Garnett says:

    I am enjoying your Web site. I had not thought of creating curves with bargello stitches. Nice idea. Garnett…

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