One of the beading areas I did using the herringbone stitch.
Click on picture to see the rope stitch from the beads.
Just abuttonhole stitch adding a bead as I went to encase this piece of fabric.



OK, this isn't easy but I did it! Bob and I were watching the Tigers and Lions Saturday night and I was reading a book at the same time! Can't tell me my mind is slipping! It wasn't easy that's for sure but I did it! Thank goodness for 'picture in a picture'...we were getting a little slap happy but both teams won and this is a good book (plus, it's in large print which makes it easy to read during commercials). GO LIONS! And get going Tigers! They lost today!
That looks almost like Sashiko stitching - that might be fun to do with thicker thread.
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