Daisy Looms: The Single Woven Centre

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1: Pass your needle under the threads at the right hand side of the petal at the opposite side to the last petal you wound.

For example, the last petal I wound is at the bottom of the photo on the left. I am passing my needle under the threads that form the right hand side of the top petal.
2: Pass your needle under the same threads again.
3: Your thread will form a loop.
4: Pass your thread through the loop to form a knot.
5: Pull the knot tight.
6: Pass your needle under all of the threads that form the first petal on the left of the knot.
7: Your yarn goes over the second petal, then under the third petal, over the fourth, under the fifth and so on, until you reach the first petal again.
8: Pass your needle under the right hand side of the first petal (to the left of the knot). This is called "splitting a stitch".

9: Continue weaving around, passing the yarn under the petals that had yarn on the top in the previous round.

Continue weaving around in this manner until you have woven as many rounds as you like. Each time you finish a round split the stitch on the petal to the left of the last split stitch. This way each split stitch will be hidden under a full stitch on the next round.

10: To finish off your thread, pass it under the last set of threads again and
11: leave a loose loop.
12: Pass your thread through the loop and pull the knot tight.

 
13: Pop your flower off the loom and stitch the loose ends into the back.
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