Shaped Blanket Stitch Scallop is also known as
Point de festone rembourré [FR].
About the Shaped Blanket Stitch Scallops
This stitch uses the Blanket Stitch for an embossed filling of the scallop shape. A series of such shaped blanket stitch scallops can be used to cover a larger area of the pattern. A series of continuous and adjacent scallops can make beautiful fabric edgings. Refer to blanket stitch scallops for an idea.
How to do the Shaped Blanket Stitch Scallops
To understand this tutorial, you need to know the Running Stitch and the Blanket Stitch.
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| Fig 1: Begin by making a scallop shape. Fill it in randomly using straight stitches. You can also use other stitches like the Chain Stitch. | Fig 2: Now, bring out the needle from the ‘B’ end of the scallop shape and start covering it with closed blanket stitches, as shown. |
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| Fig 3: A finished scallop looks like this. |
Learn to do Shaped Blanket Stitch Scallops in 2 minutes!
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Blanket Stitch Family
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hey Sarah i really like the color of the string you use. Could you make sure to drop the name down in the comments and please get back to me fast im planning on making a beanie for my beautiful grandson. Thankss Crazy co-sewer. #sewing4life ❤
Dear Crazy sewing gal,
I had some yarn left from after stitching for this page. I am forced to think that the paper with the color code is lost (it’s an old yarn). So, I spent some time going through the page of Anchor threads and figuring out which color it could be. So, here are the details:
Type of thread: pearl cotton size 8
Brand : Anchor
Color : green
Color code: 00228 or 00244 ( couldn’t really pin point which one. Sorry.)
I hope this helps and you have s fun time stitching for your grandson. 😊
dose Bunnings sell the string
I am not sure of the Bunnings store, as I am not from Australia. You need to go to a craft store or a sewing store to get the Anchor threads. You can also purchase it from Amazon.
hey Sarah its me Eliza, whats your favorite type of stitch mine is butterfly
how often do you break you needles, I do it every time I sew
any tips?
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Is the scalloped blanket stitch worked in the hoop or in the hand? Thank you!
I’ve learn something new today! Thank you for posting. 🙂
You are a fabulous teacher. You make it easy and fun to learn. You are the best teacher ever. Many thanks
nyla
Dear Sarah,
I am impressed by your nature of sharing your ideas. I wish you good luck
hi,your tutorial is wonderful.can you teach kasmiri kauti please?
Hello Shreya,
you can check this for one type of Kashmiri embroidery :
https://www.embroidery.rocksea.org/hand-embroidery/zalakdozi/zalakdozi-tutorial/
can u please include anklet stitch in your tutorial
Dear Vasantha,
I will try to include the stitch. But, since I am going to be out of station and will not be carrying my kit with me, it might take a month or so, before I could post it. Please bear with me.
Embroidery Pattern with Suggestions.
Thank you so much for the tutorial. It makes everything so much more clear. I truly do appreciate it.
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Dear Fari,
I am working on a book right now. It will eb announced when it will be ready.
Hi Sarah,
I like all stiches. The tutorials are so easy to understand and recreate it…
Amazing..
Thank u for creating such a great and useful website……
It helps my study also.
I used your tutorial for my college project also……….
can u please give a tutorial on detached buttonhole stitch. it will be helpful. ur tutorials are simple and easy to follow.
Hi Parimala,
Yes, detached buttonhole stitch is pending. I will work on it as soon as I get the chance to.
Thank you for posting these wonderful tutorials! My mom tells me that my great grandmom, Clara, embroidered frequently, in addition to sewing all of the family’s clothes. I have learned to sew and now would love to learn to embroider. Your site is inspirational and the stitches are very clearly explained, so that it seems, with practice, I could learn a lot from you. Thank you, Sarah!
I just found your site. I love the pictures and how easily you explain things. I’m excited to do more embroidery using more stitches (I know maybe 10 simple ones). Thanks for sharing. 🙂