Blanket Stitch Triangles

 

The Blanket Stitch Triangles is also known as

Triangular Blanket Stitch Stitch _[EN]

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About the Blanket Stitch Triangles.

This is a creative variation of the Blanket Stitch and an expression of how versatile this family of stitches can be. Each triangle is made of 4 series of Blanket Stitches. Once you learn how to create this base, you can add more to it by adding a whipped variation or a threaded variation, or even slipping in beads. Try them on edges instead of the regular Blanket Stitch for a more decorative look. 

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How to do the Blanket Stitch Triangles

Fig 1: Start by doing a Blanket Stitch between the two stitch lines, as shown. This will form one side of the triangle.	Fig 2: Next, make a parallel Blanket Stitch, but a little shorter.
Fig 3: Again, make a parallel BlanketStitch, a little shorter.	Fig 4: Now, make one more Blanket Stitch starting joining the top corner to the bottom corner, and closing up the triangle.
Fig 5: That makes one triangle. Repeat the process to make more triangles this way.	Fig 6: A finished portion would look like this.

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Related Stitches from the Blanket Stitch Family

Blanket Stitch	Buttonhole Stitch	Whipped Buttonhole
Double Blanket Stitch	Closed Blanket Stitch	Crossed Blanket
Blanket Triangles	Buttonhole Wheel	Buttonhole wheel Cup
Rosette of Thorns	Raised Blanket Stitch	Buttonhole Bar
Berwick Stitch	Barb Stitch	Buttonhole Filling
Detached Buttonhole	Ceylon Stitch	Mirrored Blanket
Feathered Buttonhole	German Knotted	Knotted Blanket
Antwerp Stitch	Honeycomb Stitch	Fishnet Stitch
Blanket Scallops	Shaped Scallops	Buttonhole Shading
Holy Point Stitch	Merrow Stitch