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Daisy Stitch Video Tutorial – NeedlenThread. com The detached chain stitch, also known as the "lazy daisy" or just "daisy" stitch, is an isolated stitch - that is, it stands on its own as a stitch, without being connected to another stitch The detached chain stitch is a very popular embroidery stitch, because it's an easy and pretty stitch It's
Stitch Fun: Stacked Herringbone - Its Double, but its Not Today, we're going to enjoy a bit of Stitch Fun - musing about a stitch, wondering about its name, and showing you how it's worked Stitch Fun! is this series of stitching tutorials here on Needle 'n Thread In the series, we explore different embroidery stitches mostly as combinations or composi
Stitch Fun! Stem Stitch Rose Tutorial - NeedlenThread. com The stem stitch rose is pretty simple in concept The most complicated part about it is the center knot that’s often used to start the rose But I’ll let you in on a little secret below, after we go through the standard steps for the starting knot, in case you want to skip the knot altogether You can make any size roses with this technique We’ll discuss that below, too Materials Used
10 Tips for a Sensational Satin Stitch - NeedlenThread. com Satin Stitch Tip #1: The Thread Makes a Difference Some threads work better than others for achieving a smooth satin stitch Using a non-divisible thread with a softer twist for the top-most layer of satin stitch will give you the best results when you want to achieve a smooth surface For example, using a single strand of embroidery floss works better than using two strands in the needle at
Stitch Fun: Velvet Stitch - Some More Fluff! - NeedlenThread. com Stitch Fun: Velvet Stitch – Some More Fluff! Last week, we delved into the fun of creating fluffy stitches by examining Victorian Tufting, a technique involving layers of herringbone stitch which are cut and then fluffed up to create a dimensional pile on the embroidery surface Today, just for the fun of it, let’s look at another fluffy
Cast-On Stitch Video – NeedlenThread. com The cast-on stitch is a dimensional embroidery stitch It sits up off the fabric, creating a textures stitch that works well for flower petals and for anywhere that you want clusters of texture on your embroidery Cast-on stitch is widely used in Brazilian Embroidery, which is a very textured embroidery that focuses on floral designs
Stitch Archives - a Super-Raised Stem Stitch - NeedlenThread. com The nature of the raised part of the embroidery is basically a super-dee-duper padded stem stitch You’ll find a very thorough step-by-step photo tutorial for this ultra-raised stem stitch, or Casalguidi stitch, here If you like the look of Casalguidi, but you don’t want something quite so raised, you might enjoy raised stem stitch instead
The Perfect Stem Stitch – NeedlenThread. com Stem stitch is, without a doubt, my Absolute Favorite line stitch in hand embroidery It’s not the only line stitch I ever use, but it is the one line stitch I turn to most frequently to achieve all kinds of good effects in embroidery It can be used for delicate lines and curves, tight curls and squiggles, elegant swooshes and swashes, pointed pinnacles and sharp corners When done right
12 Tips for a Better Stem Stitch! - NeedlenThread. com How can I make my stem stitch look better? Since the stem stitch is so universally used in hand embroidery, and since it’s a beautiful, easy, versatile stitch worth learning well, let’s chat it up a bit with this list of 12 articles that will help you stitch a better stem stitch
Stitch Fun Index – NeedlenThread. com Stitch Fun is a series of articles featuring step-by-step photo tutorials that explore various hand embroidery stitches and the fun things you can do with them To make all the articles in the Stitch Play series easily accessible, I'll be listing them in this index, which you will find under