Photosynthasex | Botanical Blackwork SAL Pattern
Photosynthasex | Botanical Blackwork SAL Pattern
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These are plants. The Guild wishes to be absolutely clear on this point. Every name in this pattern is the plant's actual, verified, peer-reviewed horticultural name. Dr Anne Pemberton confirmed this with what colleagues described as barely concealed delight.
Photosynthasex documents the remarkable diversity of real plant nomenclature as found in peer-reviewed horticultural literature, rendered in blackwork with complete botanical accuracy. Knobweed. Stiffcock. Hairy Balls. Shagbark. Sticky Willy. Nipplewort. All real. All plants. The bearer was thinking about plants throughout.
■ Sizing ■
Pattern size: 132 wide x 175 high
Following sizes are for: 14 count aida (stitching over 1) OR 28 count evenweave (stitching over 2)
Stitched area: 23.9cm x 31.8cm (9½ x 12½ inches)
Fabric size suggested: 39cm x 47cm (15 x 19 inches)
(Fabric size includes allowance for mounting)
■ Pattern Content ■
Colour count: 7
Backstitching: YES
Double strand stitches: NO
Fractional/squashed stitches : YES
French/colonial knots: NO
Metallic floss: NO
Other speciality floss: NO
Blends: NO
These are plants.
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- Choosing your floss length
- Pin stitch, back stitch, Holbein stitch and fractional stitches in blackwork
Written tutorials with diagrams
- Converting Fabric Sizes Between Different Counts
- How To Read A Pattern
- Gridding
- Separating A Strand Of Floss
- Back Stitch – Aida
- Back Stitch – Evenweave/linen/stitching “over 2”
- Holbein Stitch (Double Running Stitch)
- Pin Stitch (no knot start/end) – Aida
- Pin Stitch (no knot start/end) – Evenweave/linen
- Loop Start (even umber of floss strands)
- Loop Start (odd number of floss strands)
- Waste Knot
- Needle Sizes
- Dealing With Fractional Stitches
