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no 3: plain filling motif
motif
You don't see it immediately, but the small motif above is interresting. Mainly because it is plainfilling. That's to say you can lay out copies on the plain fitting together and covering the plain without holes. . Half of the motifs are "standing", the other half is "laying". Below there are two designs for a border. The first in two, the second in four colors. Both designs could serve for creating a beautiful belt.
design: Jos Hendriks
the border is 19 cross stitches high
design: Jos Hendriks
the border is 29 cross stitches high
Executed on linen with 10 threads per centimeter the first border is about four, the second is about 6 centimeter high. Below you found a working drawing.
working drawing
You have permission to copy and/or print the working drawings for own use. If you send me a photograph with the result I put it on this site.
