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Rice stitch is also known as Crossed Corners and William & Mary stitch. This generally worked on canvas but you can also work on linen. hence the name cross stitch. It is very famous and often used stitch in hand embroidery. You will have to know cross stitch for working this stitch. What you will need?…Read More »
Embroidery stitches
Hand embroidery stitches
Heavy Chain Stitch is a part of the chain stitch family. It is also known as heavy braid stitch. Like the reverse chain stitch, this stitch too follows the same pattern. It is a very beautiful stitch that looks really pretty when worked on any design. What you will need? Any fabric. Embroidery hoop, 15cm (6″) (Bigger if…Read More »
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This flower is completely done with weave stitch. You can use two different colors for the foundation and weaving stitches or all in one color. A variegated thread can lead to really interesting effects with this technique. For the weaving part of this flower, it helps to use a blunt needle. You can also turn the needle and use the part where you normally hold the needle as if it was the pointy end. This way you don’t have to change threads and can use the pointy end as well as easily weave. Of course, you can use the pointy end for weave stitches, too. But be careful to not pierce the base stitches when you weave under them.
Embroidery and stitching
Embroidery stitches
Hand embroidery stitches
Rosette Stitch is a part of the chain stitch family. But, unlike the original chain stitch, these chains will lie next to each other in a horizontal position. Typically, a chain stitch will be worked vertically. What you will need? Any fabric. Embroidery hoop, 15cm (6″) (Bigger if you are working on a larger design) (…Read More »
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