Top Stitches to have in your Embroidery Design!

Even if you’re a novice or veteran in embroidery you need to have these top stitches under you belt and have them in combinations in your embroidery designs.

Few are straight up easy to learn and practice whereas some might take time to learn and years to master.

So browse through the list let us know which you have already mastered, which baffled you looking first time.

 

Woven Wheel Stitch

One of the most difficult to master is the infamous Woven wheel embroidery stitch, but once you understand the movement used it becomes quite easy. Begin with stitch with forming a star of straight stitches and weave on that star to form a flower.

 

Blanket Stitch

 

Another one of advanced stitch is the Blanket Stitch just like Woven Wheel, once you understand the base of stitch its easy to do.

You can use the Blanket Stitch to make decorative lines or borders in your embroidery design.

 

Couching Stitch

This is one of those stitch which is not that known to many but its should be learned and used on your design.

This uses two rather than common one length of thread at a time.

One is stitched onto surface of the fabric, while the other thread make sure to hold it in place.

Bullion Knot

 

Well to best the Woven Wheel Stitch, this is another stitch which tough to master, and doesn’t look easy to stitch either. But if you want beautiful looking roses on your design this is the one stitch you want!

You can even use Bullion knot stitch for making outlines,or texture, or just to fill an area, you can even use it with ribbon, yarn.

 

French Knot

Many people are stuck trying to learn this stitch, it might be difficult but not impossible to learn.

Why its crucial to reap design benefits from this stitch is, you can use it while making a design elements or even textured fill.

For this stitch you need to start with wrap the needle along and form a knot onto fabric surface.

 

Chain Stitch

You can’t ignore this stitch, if you want a borderline to your embroidery.

What basically Chain stitch is its a row of linked stitches that together give outstanding look.

It would be useful to start with this stitch as beginner you can master how to stitch in forward and in reverse.

 

Straight Stitch

 

One of the easiest and foremost stitch its the plain old straight stitch. This contains just following motion of bringing needle up inside fabric and going down, that's it.

Many worthful uses of this simple yet important stitch are you can begin your skills in stitching stars, textures of your choice, or scattered fills. You can improve your skills, by just practicing this stitch with varied length and placement.

 

So now that you have learned new stitches to practice with, let us now which ones you tried and mastered.

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