Learn how to fill the parts of embroidery design with texture and color with these six embroidery stitches: Seed stitch, French knots, Long and short stitch, Satin stitch, Weave stitch and Chain stitch filling. Click to watch video tutorial now or Pin for later.

The fun thing about free style surface embroidery is that you can add texture and dimension here and there, just by changing up the stitches a bit. Flowers, for example, don’t have to be embroidered just in daisy stitch. Lines and borders sometimes need a bit more oomph to them than backstitch or stem stitch ...

A step-by-step tutorial for stitching Cable Stitch. This simple embroidery stitch alternates stem and outline stitch to create a brick-like texture.

Embroidery by Kseniia Guseva on Instagram: "Join us to create the 34 stitches that can add volume to your embroideries. The samplers include surface, raised, and needlelace stitches. Yes, you can needlelace with a needle, not only with bobbins! 👌 The samplers are available for my patrons on the „Insider“ tier. You also get access to lots of content: 10+ mini patterns 26+ stitch tutorials 25+ embroidery tips textures for embroidery theme often months: current one is stumpwork In…

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Split back stitch, although typically used to follow lines and curves, can also be used to fill in all sorts of shapes in hand embroidery. This simple and fun technique allows for so much flexibility, provides a unique texture to your finished work, and is one of my very favorite alternatives to satin stitch. In this beginner friendly tutorial, I've provided instruction in written, photo, and video format for how to use split back stitch to fill in all sorts of shapes in hand embroidery.

Besides the Knoxville FreeStyle EGA group, I am a member of the Atlanta EGA group, Stitching With A Twist. This group is working on a project that will require our developing zen tangles that we stitch-- "tangling," it is called. My problem is that I can't draw a tangle and then stitch it. I think in reverse. To me, it is easier to think of stitches that will work in a zen tangle and then draw the tangle based on those stitches rather than the other way around. This is the beginning of my…