Stitch Steps – Couching

COUCHING

Couching allows you to attach fragile threads and unusual fibres to the surface of the fabric when they can’t be stitched in the usual way. Couching gives you lots of creative freedom to incorporate extra textures in your embroidery.Couching LEFT Couching RIGHT

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