Chain stitch variations embroidery

Magic Chain Stitch! This stitch is another variation of regular Chain Stitch. To show the variation we can use, two or three different ...

If you’re launching into any embroidery projects this weekend, you might consider incorporating the chain stitch – or some variation thereof – into your current project. Why? Lots of reasons! The basic chain stitch is easy, it’s versatile, it’s attractive, it works up quickly – and it has oh-so-many variations to it that you could ...

Try embroidering these 5 chain stitch variations to stitch for your next hand sewing project.

The open chain stitch works well on lines, curves, and circles. It creates a square-looking stitch if space is left between the individual stitches, but you can also close up the open space between the stitches, to create a more solid-looking line. The sample above shows open chain stitch worked in a circle. The linen ...

Time for a little Stitch Fun! Today, we’re going to look at one of the many variations of chain stitch – the knotted chain stitch. Once you get the hang of it, it’s an easy stitch and a fun way to add texture and interest to a chain stitched line. I’ve been experimenting with different ...

Crested Chain Stitch is a beautiful stitch for borders. This is another variation of the chain stitch. This stitch combined with other stitches in different

Twisted chain stitch is a variation of the basic chain stitch that we learned earlier (see Lazy Daisy which is really a detached chain sti...

Since today is Saturday - and since the weather's nice and there's Much To Do - I just thought I'd pop in for a brief moment to let you know that I updated the Chain Stitch Video here on Needle 'n Thread. Chain stitch is definitely a stitch to have in your repertoire. Beginners who have lear

Learn how to do the basic chain stitch and its variations in embroidery. This looped stitch is worked along a curved or straight line.