Whipped backstitch

Learn how to embroider letters with simple embroidery stitches Learn how to embroider Backstitch, Whipped Backstitch, Stem stitch, Chain stitch, Split stitch, and Running stitch. I also added the French knots as an extra stitch, as they are great for the dots and other punctuation you might need when stitching. Click to watch a video tutorial now or Pin for later.

After a comment made on Facebook about wanting to know how to do whipped backstitch, I have taken the plunge and launched head first into my first step by step instructional post! It could of course be my last, but I'm thinking, if there is interest, and I am comfortable with the stitch, that I

Do you find yourself frustrated trying to keep the back of your embroidery reasonably neat? There are times when the back of embroidery doesn't matter so much, but there are other times when it really does matter - especially on pieces where the back of the embroidery will show. Today, let's

A whipped backstitch is an embroidery stitch made in two steps. First, we embroider a simple backstitch and then whip it with another thread. Whipped backstitch in modern hand embroidery can be used for outlines, border designs or lettering. Watch a video tutorial to learn how to embroider this stitch or Pin for later!

Whipped backstitch is one of my very favorite stitches. It looks fancy, but it's soooooo easy! It's very similar to the Threaded Running Stitch and Backstitch - but it has more of a spiral effect. You can see some whipped backstitch in the flower with the red and pink striped outline that's cropped out of

Learn how to do whipped backstitch an easy tutorial for beginners. Step by step instructions and photos for this basic embroidery stitch.

How to sew the whipped backstitch. An easy stitch with a corded effect. Perfect for beginners.

To hand embroider relatively small letters, I like to use whipped backstitch. The letters I’m embroidering in this tutorial are approximately half an inch high. Whipped backstitch works really well with them because it provides a fairly smooth, very precise line without much extra bulk. If you don’t know how to backstitch, feel free to ...

Learn these basic hand sewing stitches that every beginner needs to know. So useful for a variety of sewing projects. Includes step-by-step tutorial for running stitch, back stitch, blanket stitch, flat catch stitch, whip stitch, running basting stitch, chain stitch, and more! Basic Sewing Stitches | Sewing 101 | Hand stitching Techniques | Mending a hole in fabric | Repair clothes | Mending clothes by hand