Chain stitch tutorial

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This is the last of the outline stitches we'll be doing for a little while - and it's definitely the fanciest so far. Chain stitch is one of my favorite hand embroidery outline stitches, but it's not the first one I teach. I generally start with running stitch because that's the easiest stitch there is.

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.

Hand embroided personalised jumpers - Pixie&Me on Instagram: "A slow and simple chain stitch tutorial! I use this stitch for evvvvverything! It is my absolute favourite and there are a few ways to do it! This is a simple beginner friendly way and I hope you give it a go! The needle inside in this video is a 6mm blunt needle The yarn that I use is 200g acrylic, this is a personal preference and a yarn that I find so nice to work with! I use purple fabric pens! They are air/water erasable…

Sam | DIY Embroidery Kits, Crafts, & Tutorials | 3 Types of Chain Stitch🪡🤍 Which is your favorite? There are a few more variations, but these are the most commonly used for sweat... | Instagram

Samantha Bower on Instagram: "3 Types of Chain Stitch🪡🤍 Which is your favorite? There are a few more variations, but these are the most commonly used for sweaters. I am partial to regular chain stitch because I learned it first and have been using it for 5+ years, but I do love to use 1 Step Regular Chain Stitch when embroidering on sweaters. Which do you find easiest? #embroidery #babysweater #namesweater #diycrafts #handembroidery #embroideredclothing #chainstitch"

Chain Stitch is a looped stitch that can be worked on a straight or curved line. It is pretty simple to learn and you can work on it like a running stitch.

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. This slight ‘dislocation’ of the needle towards the left twists the base of each...

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!

The original tutorial! Here is the easiest hack for working a hand embroidery chain stitch. You will never work the chain stitch the same way again!