Technique
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Embroidery Practice Part 2 – Backstitch
Welcome back, fellow embroidery enthusiasts! In our last project, we dipped our toes into the world of running stitches. Today we’re going to explore an other fundamental stitch: the backstitch. Grab your supplies and let’s elevate our stitching game! Backstitch Split Backstitch Threaded Backstitch Whipped Backstitch Looped Backstitch
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Embroidery Practice Part 1 – Running Stitch
Embroidery practice doesn’t have to be dull! While repeating the same stitch can feel a bit boring, honing your needle skills is key. That’s why I came up with a simple and enjoyable project to spice up your practice routine. Instead of the usual straight lines, I decided to stitch lovely shapes. I had a…
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How to Make Sugar Starched String Ball Ornaments
Sugar is a perfect ingredient to harden string or yarn in any shape. It is mainly used for starching crochet projects. But it’s also an easy technique for making ball ornaments that can be great decoration pieces, even for Christmas trees. Tools and Materials The ingredients list is relatively simple and easy to come by.…
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Exploring Sashiko
Sashiko, a captivating Japanese embroidery technique, has woven its way into the hearts of craft enthusiasts worldwide. Derived from the Japanese words “sashi” (stab) and “ko” (small), sashiko embodies the art of creating intricate patterns through a series of evenly placed running stitches. Originating in ancient Japan, this unique art form transcends mere aesthetics and…