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French Knots
French Knots add so much texture to an embroidery piece. I love using them to fill in a little (or big) area of space or just to add a little...
French Knots
French Knots add so much texture to an embroidery piece. I love using them to fill in a little (or big) area of space or just to add a little...
Satin Stitch
The satin stitch is used to fill in shapes. I love this stitch because it looks smooth and soft. I love how the thread all blends together and creates a...
Satin Stitch
The satin stitch is used to fill in shapes. I love this stitch because it looks smooth and soft. I love how the thread all blends together and creates a...
Chain Stitch
The chain stitch is so fun! I love using this stitch to stitch lettering, outline shapes, and I even like to use it to fill in shapes! I hadn't ever...
Chain Stitch
The chain stitch is so fun! I love using this stitch to stitch lettering, outline shapes, and I even like to use it to fill in shapes! I hadn't ever...
Stem Stitch
The stem stitch is perfect for creating vines and stems, hence the name! I also love to use it for lettering when I want the letters to really look blended....
Stem Stitch
The stem stitch is perfect for creating vines and stems, hence the name! I also love to use it for lettering when I want the letters to really look blended....
Back Stitch
The back stitch is one of the simplest embroidery stitches. It is used for outlining shapes, lettering, and creating solid lines. This is the first stitch I ever learned. I...
Back Stitch
The back stitch is one of the simplest embroidery stitches. It is used for outlining shapes, lettering, and creating solid lines. This is the first stitch I ever learned. I...
How to Frame Your Embroidery in a Picture Frame
Don't get me wrong, I love framing my embroidery in the hoop it was created in. There is something special about the idea of framing it in the very thing...
How to Frame Your Embroidery in a Picture Frame
Don't get me wrong, I love framing my embroidery in the hoop it was created in. There is something special about the idea of framing it in the very thing...