
Learn the basics of the running stitch in embroidery for beginners, starting from the bottom of the cloth with equal distances, and practice to stitch faster.
Learn how to end the stitch on the back side, forming a circle and line like an eight, then pull tight to secure the thread.
Demonstrate the whipped running stitch by building a base running stitch, switching colors, using six strands, and guiding the needle from downward to upward with controlled tension.
Master the laced running stitch with six strands, build the baseline, lace in alternating directions, and add beads to highlight the neck for an elegant finish.
Master the Eskimo laced edging stitch by weaving two lines over a base running stitch, forming a triangle pattern through repeating dot placements and adjustable spacing.
Learn the back stitch technique, starting from the middle, with back-and-forth stitches where the backward gap equals the forward distance, using multiple strands and thick threads for patterns and turns.
Explore interlaced back stitch as a progression from a basic back stitch, using six strands of thread and color changes, with directional lines and mindful tension.
Sam Lanier demonstrates stem stitch techniques for embroidery beginners, guiding color choices and fabric handling while introducing basic stitching with a needle.
Learn the cable steam stitch and explore stem techniques through a hands-on embroidery demonstration, sharpening foundational skills for beginners.
Explore the chain stitch technique and how to apply it consistently in embroidery, including working in specific stitch positions.
Master the whipped chain stitch in embroidery for beginners, with guidance on stitch terminology and the correct order to create precise, confident embroidery.
Demonstrate the split chain stitch technique, teaching four-part execution for beginners and multiple instances to achieve a beautiful embroidery effect.
Discover how to master the cable chain stitch in embroidery for beginners, including practice with right-to-left directional stitching, starting and tightening the needle, and correcting mistakes by starting anew.
Master the zigzag cable chain embroidery stitch for beginners, featuring practical demonstrations and hands-on tips.
Explore the open cretin stitch in embroidery for beginners, and get introduced to 39 stitches with practical tips, including when to use darts.
Learn half Kutch work embroidery for beginners, with guided steps and focus on stitch direction and basic patterns.
Master the herringbone stitch and explore how this design appears across beginner embroidery projects. Practice to complete a piece quickly and confidently in one piece.
Learn the interlaced herringbone stitch in embroidery for beginners, with guidance on starting from inside and building the stitch pattern.
Watch a demonstration of the chevron stitch, showing how to sequence stitches, move left to right, incorporate pauses, and respond to mistakes.
Learn the fern stitch in embroidery for beginners through guided practice, repetition, and troubleshooting to build confidence and precision in stitch work.
Learn the chained feather stitch as part of embroidery for beginners, exploring fundamentals of 39 stitches, practice techniques, and finishing approaches to build confidence in needlework.
Observe carefully as you explore the wheatear stitch in embroidery for beginners, focusing on consistent stitch length. Use blue and golden as shown in the video footage.
This course will contain 39 stitches - Basic stitches. These are the most commonly used stitches in Hand Embroidery.
This course will help you create designs of your choice in the end. Basic of every stitch and materials are being provided in the form of video in the start of the class. The requirements are also mentioned in the box below.
Practice is required to advance the stitch. A minimum of 30 min per day is required.
We start with the easy stitch and continue with using more small pattens by the end of the course. Each video is a single stitch pattens hence they may be small but practice is required for advancing the stitch using them in the pattern in the future.
At the end of the course we will provide you with a pattern for practice with the stitch of your choice.
You can also provide the final image to us by tagging us in Instagram or FB. Links have been provided. You can also provide us with unique pattens at the end as well.
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You can use these stitches on Shirts, Sarees, Tops and many more of your choice.