fishbone stitch

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Star Stitch

Star Stitch is also known as Puntada de Estrella Para Bordar[ES], Point étoile Pour la Broderie [FR], Sternstich zum Sticken [DE], Ponto Estrela Para Bordadoa [PT]. About the Star Stitch The Star Stitch is made by working something similar to the Sprat’s Head Stitch on its arms. The result is...

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Stitch Leaf: Fishbone Stitch

Stitch leaves using the Fishbone Stitch The Fishbone Stitch is a fantastic and a popular stitch to make leaf-shaped fillings. These Ash Tree inspired leaves are tapering on both ends and were great to work the Fishbone Stitch on. I used bright Autumn colors in three subtly different shades. Fig...

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Basket Stitch

This stitch is useful, especially if you want to fill broad stems. The weaves come out beautifully making it an interesting stitch to do, especially with threads like Perle cotton or silk. The curves take on easily, but not too sharp curves. I will work between two parallel stitch lines....

Embroidery Stitch Picture Dictionary 323

Stitch Picture Dictionary

This Embroidery Stitch Picture Dictionary will help you to identify the stitches even if you don’t know the names! Dig through our embroidery stitch library of 300 stitches below—click over a picture and go directly to the stitch tutorial page. When I started researching and documenting hand embroidery stitches way...

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Open Fishbone Stitch

This stitch is visually similar to the opened fishbone stitch but differs technically. This kind of stitch takes a more thread than the opened fishbone stitch. I will be working on a leaf design, to help illustrate this stitch better. I have divided the leaf into two; technically three. I...

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Flat Stitch

How to do Flat Stitch This stitch has technical similarities to the fishbone stitch and the opened fishbone stitch. The difference is that this stitch cannot give sharp ends, and therefore, is not ideal for leaves with tapering ends. Instead, this is one of the best stitches to fill in...

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Opened Fishbone Stitch

This stitch is similar to the fishbone stitch, with a requirement to divide the pattern into two. The difference is that the stitches in the center of the pattern do not fall on the stitch line but on its either sides. This helps to make the stitches far spaced to...

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Fishbone Stitch

Fishbone Stitch is also known as Punto pasado abierto[ES], Point d’arête [FR], Grätenstich [DE], Ponto de folha [PT], fiskbenssöm [SV]. About the Fishbone Stitch Fishbone Stitch is a kind of filling stitch which is ideal for making leaves or feathers. It requires us to divide the pattern into two and...

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Fishbone Stitch Family

About the Fishbone Stitch Family The Fishbone Stitch family deals with filling patterns by dividing them into two parts. The stitch is then done on each part of the pattern alternately. The final effect of the stitch would be a rib-like formation in the center of the pattern. This formation...