Spider Wheel Rose Stitch
Using five spokes, the spider wheel rose gets its name from the weaving of thread under and over each of the spokes to create a rose shape. Don’t worry - it’s easier than it looks!
Tips for Tackling a Large Spider Wheel Rose
While I prefer to stitch a spider wheel rose with one long piece of thread, it can get a bit unwieldy when I'm stitching a larger rose. Here are some tips for how to pick up with a new length of thread in the middle of weaving and keep your threads in place.
Woven Picot Stitch
You'll need an additional needle or straight pin for the woven picot stitch plus a nice long piece of thread so you can weave the entire picot in one shot. It takes some practice to, but overall is easier than it might appear.
