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Fold down one end of the ribbon diagonally so that a tail of approximately 2cm (1/4 in) extends below the edge. […]
Whip stitch helps to close a fabric opening with small ‘concealed’ stitches. Bring the thread to the top of your work, […]
Worked in the same way as chain stitch, except instead of the needle entering the fabric place that it exited, insert […]
Holding a short tail of thread at the front of the fabric, go down at A and come up at B. […]
Worked in the same way as chain stitch, except instead of the needle entering the fabric place that it exited, insert […]
Bring the thread up at the left hand side of your work and take it back down again to make a […]
Bring the thread up at the left-hand side of your work. With the thread below the needle, come up at A, […]
Star stitch is often worked scattered on background fabric to add interest. Using a watererasable pen, mark the star stitch on […]
Stab stitches are usually worked to secure pieces of embroidery to a background fabric. They are very small straight stitches.
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