It suddenly seems like I’m stumbling across stitches that I’ve never heard of before! I was looking at some videos on Youtube when I saw a video called the Potawatomi Stitch/ Weave out of the corner of my eye. Pota…what? Of course I immediately abandoned the video I was watching and went to this other one.
What is Potawatomi Stitch?
Turns out, the Potawatomi stitch is Native American and you can use it to create Daisy Chains. It is slightly more complex than the traditional Daisy Chain Stitch and produces a sturdier end result.
As usual, I have found a website that demonstrates how to do this stitch.
Click here to watch the video that I found on Youtube.
This stitch would be great for making jewellery for children but if you used just one or two colours of seedbeads, I think it would result in a more adult piece.
However you choose to use this stitch, enjoy and let me know what you think in the comments below!
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