Interlaced Band is worked in two parts. The foundation stitches are two lines of Back stitch. Since the stitch is in two parts, you can use this to your advantage, as the second thread can be a different colour or a different type of thread. You can use novelty threads …
Berwick stitch is also known as Looped Edge stitch and forms a line of upright stitches, each with a knotted base. This is a quick and easy variety of buttonhole. You can work it along the edge of an item, and it will follow curves easily. Berwick stitch is equally …
Laced Back Stitched Herringbone 2 is a composite stitch built on Back Stitched Herringbone, which, in turn, is a variety built on Herringbone stitch. The lacing technique is simple and quick to work. When you lace this stitch, you can use embroidery threads or thicker novelty threads, such as yarn, silk …
Laced Back Stitched Herringbone Stitch is a further embellishment on Back Stitched Herringbone, which in turn is a variety of Herringbone stitch. The lacing technique is simple and quick to work. You can use embroidery threads to lace this stitch, but Laced Back Stitched Herringbone can be very effective if …
Battlement Stitch is a stitch that is made up of multiple lines of Buttonhole stitch that overlap to form a deep border or act as a fill. When worked in a traditional manner, the line along the top of the stitches forms a crenellated edge like the top of a …
Back stitch trellis is a filling stitch that is ideal for covering large areas. The open geometric filling is made up of intersecting diagonal lines of back stitch. This geometric design can act as the foundation of other embellishments and stitches. You can leave it as is for a contemporary …
Chained Wheatear is similar to Wheatear stitch except it has an extra Chain stitch, making for a thicker textured line. Like Wheatear, this variety holds a curve well and can be very effective if you add beads down the central line. How to work Chained Wheatear Stitch Work Chained Wheatear …
