Whipped Chain Stitch is also known as Punto de cadena azotada [ES], Point de chaînette surjeté [FR], Umwickelter kettenstich [DE]. How to do the Whipped Chain Stitch Done over a foundation of Chain Stitch, this stitch gives a whipped appearance and looks best if done with a contrasting colored thread....
Chain Stitch is also known as Tambour stitch [EN], Punto de cadeneta [ES], Point de chaînette [FR], Kettenstich [DE], Punto catenella [IT], Ponto cadeia [PT], kedjestygn [SV]. About the Chain Stitch Chain Stitch is the basic and simplest stitch of the Chain Stitch family. It gives a chain like an...
Split Stitch is also known as Punto partido[ES], Point de tige fendu [FR], Spaltstich [DE], Punto diviso / Punto spaccato [IT], Ponto partido / Ponto corrente [PT], Klyvsöm [SV]. Split Stitch a very old stitch used for outlining and filling in colors for patterns. Looking back into history, the Split...
Cable Stitch is also known as Side to side stem stitch [EN], Point d’armes contrarié [FR], Wechselstich [DE], Ponto de Repôlego [PT], stjälksöm [SV]. How to do the Cable Stitch This uses Stem Stitch and Outline Stitch alternately. The final effect is a line with a ‘bricked’ look. To make it clearer,...
Outline Stitch is also known as Puntada de contorno [ES], Point de contour [FR], Umrissstich [DE], Punto di contorno [IT], Ponto de cotorno [PT]. How to do Outline Stitch As the name suggests, this stitch is used to mark outlines in an embroidery pattern. It is a flexible stitch that...
Whipped Stem Stitch is also known as Punto de tallo enrollado[ES], Point de tige surgeté [FR], Umwickelter stielstich [DE], Punto erba avvolto [IT], Ponto pé de flor apanhado [PT]. How to do the Whipped Stem Stitch The Whipped Stem Stitch is a wonderful variation done over a foundation of the...
Stem Stitch is also known as Crewel stitch, Stalk stitch [EN], Punto de tallo [ES], Point de tige [FR], Stielstich [DE], Punto erba [IT], Ponto haste / Ponto pé de flor [PT], stjälksöm [SV]. About the Stem Stitch Stem Stitch is one of the easiest to be done and perhaps...
About the Stem Stitch Family The stitches in this family are usually used to make outlines for a design or pattern. The Stem stitch family can be called the cousins of the Back Stitch Family. This is because the stem stitch family follows a pattern where you put the needle in and...
Herringbone Ladder Filling Stitch is also known as Interlaced band [EN], Punto escapulario en escalera [ES], Hexenleiterstich [DE], Ponto barra entrelaçada [PT]. How to do the Herringbone Ladder Filling Stitch This variation is similar to that of the Clown Collar Stitch and takes a braided effect. It is done over...
Pekinese Stitch is also known as Chinese Stitch [EN], Punto de pequinés [ES], Point de Pékin / Point arrière entrelacé bouclé [FR], Pekingstich [DE], punto Pechinese [IT], Ponto Pequinês [PT]. How to do the Pekinese Stitch The Pekinese Stitch is commonly found in Chinese embroideries and used to make linear...
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