Patricia Sone Design

Part 3️⃣ - Silk Ribbon Tutorial - Pierced Stitch

The mini series continues! Whether you’re new to needlepoint or want to mix up your current method, I have another way you can use ribbon! We’re learning how to create frills –they add such cute details that make these florals truly stand out.

This is another technique that I recommend you use a laying tool.

Questions? Ask me in the comments!

It’s the little things that can make a difference! I thoroughly enjoyed my time exploring new techniques and products during my trip to England.

🪡 I brought back some goodies and thought I should share a few differences between the needlepoint canvases in the states and what you can expect in the
U.K.

Choosing your stitch: Fancy/decorative vs. Durable/Functional

Determining the right stitch can depend on what you plan to use the item for. Here’s what I think you should consider when deciding between the two!

What do you think?

Thank you to everyone who visited my pop up at this past weekend! It was lovely to meet some of you in person!

I debuted a few new designs along with some favorites like my Halloween collection—which I was sold out of in the first couple of hours!

I appreciate your support and am deeply grateful for this community.

A big shoutout to the team at The French Knot for having me. It’s always a good time in Fort Worth.

👉If you saw anything in the video you’d like, check out the link in bio for availability!

Part 2️⃣- Silk Ribbon Tutorial

We’re focusing on long stitches for this lovely yellow daisy. You might be surprised how quickly you can finish a space on a canvas using ribbon. Let’s dive in!

Our next video will cover pierced stitches so make sure you’re checking back!

Mistakes happen. 🤷No need to panic! Here are two ways to remove stitches using a seam ripper and pointed scissors.

Don’t rush – take your time.

I shared a bit of my spring needlepoint pillow collection recently, and you really enjoyed the different styles! 🙌

So, I thought I would break down what I did with each in case it inspires some ideas for your next project!