Learn a modified version of the Catherine Wheel stitch without the usual gaps in the most common instructions.

The Catherine Wheel stitch is made by 2 mirror-image rows, one with valleys and the other with hills, so combined they look like wheels. The next 2 rows are offset so the valley of the next row fits between the hills of the previous one, so the wheels are interlocking. For best results, alternate colors two rows at a time to highlight the interlocking stitches.

Here's the difference between my Catherine Wheel stitch and the others you may find: The usual way to make the stitch uses a lot of chains, which leaves large, awkward gaps. These gaps break up the circle motif of the Catherine Wheel stitch. The gaps are also problematic for items like bags where you don't want large holes in the fabric. In this video, I'll show you how to make a cleaner Catherine Wheel stitch without the gaps.

Want to put this stitch into practice? Find patterns that use this stitch here: [ Ссылка ]

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