About the Partial Whipped Chain Stitch
The Partial Whipped Chain Stitch is a different approach to use the whipping technique over the Chain Stitch. Instead of whipping under each complete Chain Stich, you would take only one side of the Chain for the process. What results is a beautiful and delicate way to enhance your Chain Stitch. You can apply this method for both sides of the same Chain Stitch independently and see how it turns out visually.
How to do the Partial Whipped Chain Stitch
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| Fig 1: Lay a foundation of Chain Stitch. Use a contrasting thread and come out from one end of the Chain Stitch row. Take the thread through each loop of chain made to give a whipped appearance. |
Fig 2: A finished row of this stitch appears like this. |
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Other related stitches from the Chain Stitch Family
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Partial Whipped Ch
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Raised Cup Stitch
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Triple Chain Stitch
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Sailor Stitch
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Overlayed Laced Ch
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Zigzag Twisted Ch.
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Tied Chain Stitch
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Shell Stitch
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Waved Chain
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Braid Stitch
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