3SAT Project – Three Stitches At a Time Project
The 3SAT Embroidery Project uses patterns and designs that will help you to learn the embroidery stitches quickly and easily. While most of us can learn the stitches, it is difficult to get a pattern where we can apply those stitches while learning. Also, not all of us are comfortable creating patterns to stitch. The 3SAT project patterns are so easy that you can draw them just by looking at them. Or, just print them out and transfer them to your fabric. Each pattern uses only three stitches, making it super fun and easy to do! You can also use your own imagination and stitches to work over these patterns!
Just click on any pattern you like and enjoy learning! And, yes, don’t forget to upload your finished projects on the respective pages and share it with us.
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Video on how to prepare and get started with the 3SAT Project
Get Started With Hand Embroidery | Materials, transferring patterns, hooping, threading, starting a stitch, finishing the stitch.
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Beautiful – everything about your site. Please tell me how many patterns are in the book Hand Embroidery Stitches for Everyone? Thank you
Thank you, Jane. 🙂
The eBook has 8 guided patterns and 10 patterns for you to imagine and stitch.
Que de beaux modèles pour se perfectionner en broderie. Un GRAND MERCI à vous, MIP
Hi MIP,
Je m’amuse toujours à créer ces modèles et à les partager avec vous tous. Merci.
je viens de faire les premiers modèle sur un carnet d’apprentissage de broderie…
je me régale, je teste des matières différentes… je ne sais pas comment envoyer les photos par les commentaires.. je vous met un mail… bonne soirée, MIP
Oh I have just found your Patterns. So lovely. I am teaching myself embroidery. At this moment I seem to be addicted to learning new stitches and not actually making anything. Such a lovely pastime.
Awesome! Thank you, Ann. Enjoy stitching. You can always share what you have stitched on our website as a comment. It will inspire many others.
Sarah, you are so generous with your time and information! Don’t know how I didn’t find these before now – just my lucky day today I guess! 😁
Wow, thanks Jules! ❤️
Excellent work Sarah. Your are expert. Love to learn more and more. Do you have any certification course in embroidery
. What fabrics is the best to use for Embriodery
Thank you, Shobha. I would suggest a plain cotton fabric to use for embroidering. They are sturdy and easy to handle. Always use an embroidery hoop. Do share your embroidery work here.☺️
Excellent work Sarah. Your are expert. Love to learn more and more. Do you have any certification course in embroidery
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I love this site. Really learned French knots with the practice on this project
Hi Leona,
I am so happy that you tried out the 3AT project pattern. I really like how you have stitched the berries. Thank you for sharing it here. I am sure it will inspire many others!
Hello! thank you so much for your generosity. Unfortunatelly something is wrong with Radiating Stitch page. It goes to an error.
But anyways Im super happy I found this great place.
Hi MariaPaz,
I am so glad that you are loving our pages.
We checked the Radiating Stitch Page, and it seems to be working fine.
Please click on this link to check the page: https://www.embroidery.rocksea.org/stitch/straight-stitch/radiating-stitch/
-Sarah
Hi,
Just discovered your site and am thrilled with your SATs as a great way to learn. Wanted to let you know that patterns 10 & 11 both show as hair.
Cheers from Canada!
Hi Heather,
I am happy to know that you liked the 3SAT patterns. There are lots more coming.
Pattern 10 and 11 were a combination pattern with the ‘Game of Thrones’ theme. Later, I decided to remove pattern #10. I will be replacing it with another pattern in a week or two. 🙂
Hello…Sarah..Thank you so much for these wonderful tutorials..I have a question..while transferring a pattern onto the fabric using white or yellow carbon, do we need to use a specific dark pencil..
I have used my normal pencil hard enough to trace, however the tracing does not result in a clear pattern..Please advise
Hi Thangam,
The color of the trace will depend on the color of your carbon paper. So, if your caron paper is white or yellow, it will give white or yellow-colored traces. If you want dark traces, use black or blue carbon sheets. It does not matter what color pencil you use. Try to keep a book under the tracking material so that it helps in having a smooth trace.
I hope this helps. 🙂
Dear Sarah,Thank you so much..I used the yellow or white carbon paper but the tracing was not so clear..I guess it wrks better on dark coloured fabrics.Thank you so much
Samples made for both my kids. The background is painted by my daughter.
Thank you for teaching me herringbone stitch 🙏🏻😊❤️
Wow, this looks so beautiful! I have always found the Herringbone Stitch a great way to use for fillings. Loved what you made on the dark background! ❤️
Dear Sarah, I can’t thank you enough for sharing your talent and knowledge with people around the globe. As a self taught, your website helped me more than words could say. I’m super thrilled to learn more embroidery stitches.
Thank you, Lee,for your kind words! ❤️ So happy to know that you have learned much from our pages. 😊
eres muy amable al compartir tanto conocimiento!! y lo haces ver sencillo. muy bien explicado. Gracias.
Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras. Me encanta compartir con todos los amantes del bordado y tus palabras me mantienen animado. 🙂
Ciao Sarah, sono felicissima di avere scoperto il tuo sito,mi piace moltissimo,le spiegazioni sono molto soddisfacenti,è il sito di ricamo più bello che io abbia visitato e sicuramente imparerò tante belle cose. Complimenti e molte grazie per la tua generosità ,Cristina
Grazie, Cristina. Sono felice che tu stia godendo il nostro sito web. Ci saranno molti più punti di ricamo e progetti divertenti aggiunti in futuro. Voglio farti sapere che abbiamo iniziato questo sito durante il nostro soggiorno in Italia! Avrà sempre un posto speciale nel mio cuore.
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Thank you, Cristina. I am happy that you are enjoying our website. There will be a lot more embroidery stitches and fun projects added in the future. I want to let you know that we started this website during our stay in Italy! It will always have a special place in my heart.