Different kinds of stitches

Simple loops can make so much! The Chain Stitch family of stitches is one of the biggest families with almost 50 different kinds of stitches!

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Stitches! 🪡

Embroidery is a beautiful craft which includes different types of stitches. If you are a beginner looking for a tutorial on how to start embroidery with basic stitches, this one may be for you. Here I collected a number of embroidery stitches which is suitable for variety of design patterns. There are different types of […]

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If you've never embroidered, have only just started, or only know a few of the stitch techniques, then you'll appreciate this Common and Traditional Embroidery Stitches Infographic. While there are dozens of embroidery stitches to learn, this downloadable chart features different types of embroidery stitches in pdf form. Save this chart and start working through these stitches or keep it handy for when you want to learn. Anyone who hand sews will want to memorize and learn the most common…

Learn how to make a buttonhole stitch and its many uses in sewing other than to make the hand made buttoholes

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Which stitch is best for sewing jersey knits? Here you’ll learn about the types of stitches for stretch knits on a regular sewing machine.

Try stitching on cards- its the perfect way to learn some easy stitching. I'll teach your kids the running stitch, the back stitch and more!

Fly Stitch Family belongs to the looped stitch family and is like the cousin family of the Feather Stitch family. This Family has all kinds of stitches- isolated, linear, filling, and overlapping. The isolated stitches are super fun to work with as scattered fillings too. They are used to do fillings on common motifs like leaves, and also placed in circular formations to make floral patterns. Try them out and you will find yourself experimenting in different ways with it.