Woven trellis

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Here are ten options for garden trellises made of such materials as bamboo, twigs, and metal to showcase your finest climbers. Above: A Decorative Lattice

Yesterday I started with the woven trellis stitch . I tried a variety of different threads and started with a purple variegated Stef Francis...

Hairstylist Sam McKnight enlisted the help of his friend, the landscape designer Jo Thompson, to create a maximalist garden at his London house.

TAST stitch 119 is woven trellis stitch. TAST stands for Take A Stitch Tuesday, an embroidery challenge at Pin Tangle. Woven trellis stitch is a great stitch to experiment with, so today I share a few of my old projects. Of course I start with my TAST 2010 sampler. You can read about the details in my original post. This is a detail of my slipped detached chain sampler for TAST 2010. I stitched a woven trellis stitch in the centre. There’s a slideshow here, where you can see how I stitched…

Trellis is not only benefit for watermelon, tomatoes or squash vines but also your garden.

Here are ten options for garden trellises made of such materials as bamboo, twigs, and metal to showcase your finest climbers. Above: A Decorative Lattice

Woven from natural willow, this rustic garden structure is a decorative and practical support for climbing plants. With a rounded arch-inspired top to create visual interest.

My initial plan today is to show you some of the variations to the flower stitches that I’d shown in previous posts.But, I’m postpon...

Woven fences have been constructed for thousands of years, from the Neolithic age, as a way to mark out land and enclose crops and livestock, but recently