About the Stepped Running Stitch
The Stepped Running Stitch is two parallel rows of running stitches. Each stitch from each row will lie between two stitches of the other. This ‘stepped’ structure will allow the creation of various embroidery patterns using a different thread. You may make more than two rows of running stitches and try out your variations.
How to do the Stepped Running Stitch
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| Fig 1: Lay the foundation with two parallel rows of Running Stitches. ‘Step’ the second row, as illustrated. Note that A lies between W and X, X lies between A and B, and so forth. |
Learn the Variations of the Stepped Running Stitch
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