Heavy Chain Stitch Video Tutorial – NeedlenThread.com
Nov 28, 2006 · The heavy chain stitch works fine on straight lines, and gently and tight curves. In the photo above, the green scalloped line is worked in the heavy chain stitch. The heavy chain stitch works really well for embroidering text, too. You can find this tutorial for embroidering text with heavy chain stitch in my hand embroidered lettering lessons.
26 Tutorials for Chain Stitch Variations – NeedlenThread.com
Dec 6, 2014 · Double chain stitch: creates an open double line with a zig-zag pattern inside. Heavy chain stitch: an easy way to create a tight, smooth, braid-like line. Hungarian braided chain stitch: a favorite! This is a wonderful stitch for a textured braided line that works up quickly. Interlaced chain stitch band: another composite chain stitch that ...
Heavy Chain Stitch Embroidery Tutorial
Mar 13, 2024 · Start your heavy chain stitch by making a small verticle stitch. Next, bring the thread back up one stitch length away and pass the needle under the first stitch without picking up any fabric. Put the needle back in where the last stitch came out. You now have your first link in the chain. Move down another stitch length, come up through the ...
Embroidery Stitch Video Tutorial: Chain Stitch
Oct 26, 2006 · The chain stitch is a versatile hand embroidery stitch that can be used to outline and to fill spaces. It’s a fun stitch to work, and always looks great! The chain stitch is probably one of the most common embroidery stitches, and adapted to all different techniques, even lace making. The chain stitch works very easily around curves, in lines ...
Hungarian Braided Chain Stitch Video – NeedlenThread.com
Jul 24, 2012 · The Hungarian Braided Chain Stitch (also called the Hungarian Chain Stitch or the Hungarian Braid Stitch) is worked in a manner similar to a reverse chain stitch or a heavy chain stitch, with one notable difference that gives a completely different look to the line. I …
How To Videos – NeedlenThread.com
Embroidery Stitches by Name, from A-Z. This is an Alphabetical Listing of Hand Embroidery Stitches, with links to video tutorials for each stitch. As more stitch videos are added to Needle ‘n Thread, the stitches will be added to this list as well as to the visual index above. Click on the letter below to go to stitch names that begin with ...
Chain Stitch Tutorial - Wandering Threads Embroidery
Mar 13, 2024 · Using chain stitch as a filler is not only fun, but it creates interesting patterns inside the shape. For example, when filling a circular shape, you will end up with a deeply textured spiral. For a simple variation with a thicker, bolder look, check out the tutorial for Heavy Chain Stitch. Chain Stitch Patterns. Want to practice your chain stitch?
Hand Embroidery: Lettering and Text 11: Little Word, Little Stitches
Dec 9, 2009 · Hand Embroidery: Lettering and Text 11: Little Word, Little Stitches. This is a brief exercise in the Hand Embroidered Lettering series here on Needle ‘n Thread. The word is short – “The” – and I’m using a fairly easy stitch for it (the heavy chain stitch). I’ll tell you why I chose this stitch, show you the thread I’m using ...
Twisted Chain Stitch Embroidery Tutorial
Mar 13, 2024 · Bring the needle back out on the line one stitch length away (Point C). Don’t pull the thread all the way through yet. Next, wrap the working thread around the needle in a clockwise direction. Pull the needle all the way through. You now have your first twisted chain. Form the second loop in the chain by inserting the needle to the left of ...
Checkered or Alternating Chain Stitch Video Tutorial
Nov 29, 2006 · The checkered chain stitch has a whole slew of alternate names for it: alternating chain stitch, magic chain stitch, two-colored chain stitch. Whatever name you give it, this stitch is a simple chain stitch, but it’s worked in two colors, so that the color alternates with each stitch. In the photo above, you can see a chain stitch line, but ...