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Woven Spider Wheel Stitch
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Whip Stitch
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Running Stitch
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Lazy Daisy Stitch
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Ladder Stitch
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French Knot
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Feather Stitch
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Detached Chain Stitch
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Stitch Glossary :: Chain Stitch
Chain Stitch: A Chain Stitch connects a series of loop stitches together. Bring your thread in from the back at point A. Go back in from the top into point A and bring it out…
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Blanket Stitch
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Back Stitch
Back Stitch: A Back Stitch is a simple outline stitch. Bring your thread in from the back at point A. Insert your needle from the top, just below your previous stitch at point B. Bring…
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Blanket Stitching – Part 3 – Corners and Sewing 2 Pieces Together
When I first started blanket stitching, my corners were… how shall I put this… unique, interesting, inconsistent… in other words, a mess! Messy is okay for some projects, but I did want my corners to…
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Blanket Stitching – Part 2 – Blanket Stitching a Straight Line
Part 1 – Think Before You Stitch – can be found HERE Part 3 – Corners and Sewing 2 Pieces Together – can be found HERE I more or less taught myself to blanket stitch by looking and doing.…
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Blanket Stitching – Part 1 – Think Before You Stitch!
Before we even pull out our needles and thread, let’s talk a little bit about the purpose and structure of a blanket stitch. Blanket stitches are often used to finish an edge. The stitch creates an…
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Woven Spider Wheel Stitch
The Woven Spider Wheel Stitch is a versatile stitch that I use often. It makes a circular, raised stitch appropriate for flowers, apples, polka dots, etc. It winds up being raised, giving it a wonderful…
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Bullion Stitch
The bullion stitch is a beautiful stitch which is perfect for making lavender and wheat. It is sometimes called a caterpillar or worm stitch, and it has a great deal of versatility. The stitch can be…
Patterns & Crafts
