Double Herringbone Stitch
 Click on picture to see more detail. After each stitch on the top line is worked, the needle is slipped under the last thread instead of over it, as shown by the arrows. The stitches must be spaced far apart to leave room for the next row. When working the second row, the thread is slipped from the bottom, under the long thread of the first row, to produce the interlacing, (see figure #2).  Click on picture to see more detail. Double herringbone may be worked in one color, (see figure #3), or for a more decorative effect, in two different colors (see figure #4).  Click on picture to see more detail.  Click on picture to see more detail. For more Herringbone Stitch variations, see Herringbone Stitch page Return to top of Double Herringbone Stitch page. Return to Victorian Crafts page. Return to Home page.
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