Embroidery loop stitch

This is a variation on turkey work and I found it created a denser grouping of loops. And it seemed quicker for me to lock down the stitches - gosh I’m tempted to make a pillow with these loops ➰ let me know what you think☺️

Bordado punto turco.

Oyster stitch is complex looking but in fact easy. It is a combination of a single rosette stitch loop and the lazy daisy. This stitch is where lazy daisy stitch encircles the rosette stitch loop, or in other words, the rosette stitch fills the...

loop stitch

The loopy flower is a gorgeous way to add more texture to your embroidery. You can leave the loops or cut them open for a fringed look. I used all […]

Over the next four days, we'll learn twelve stitches - three per day. I'll be working these up on the wheel sampler but will also show you how I used the same stitches on the tree sampler. (The links will give you both patterns in one download.) The order in which we are learning stitches has no logic. I simply listed them on the wheel alphabetically so we'll just go around. You'll see some stitches are remarkably similar: little loops and catches, or just a bunch of straight stitches worked…

Split stitch can be used as an outline stitch, a filling stitch or as a foundation for other stitching. Learn how to stitch it plus tips for great results.

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In this stitch, each loop in the sequence will look like the ‘red ribbon’. To achieve this, we always put in the needle on the left of the previous stitch point.