Closed buttonhole stitch

A variation of buttonhole stitch, closed buttonhole stitch is worked in multiple rows often to create a patterned border. Bring the thread through at A, insert the needle slightly to the right at B, and with the thread looped under the needle, pull it through the fabric at C. Reinsert the needle at B and pull it through the fabric again at D.

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