  D-forms have in the past been created from inflexible materials, or
considered as abstract mathematical objects. This paper describes a number of
realisations of D-forms, and the related pita-forms, in textiles. Examples are
given in which the created 3D space is purposefully employed and others in
which ornamentation of the constituent surfaces is the highlighted feature. In
particular, a set of biscornu has been fashioned to provide a 3D sampler of the
axial point group $D_{4d}$ and its subgroups, using hitomezashi.
