Stitch Guide
Let me guess — you bought one of my kits, or maybe you got one as a gift (lucky you!), and you lost the instructions. Or perhaps you took one of my embroidery classes and need a refresher. Well, I've got you. Here are the instructions to the stitches found in my embroidery kits. If you need more help, feel free to contact me!
Back Stitch
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The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
The Whipped Back Stitch
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The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
The Whipped Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
The Whipped Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
The Whipped Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
The Whipped Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
The Whipped Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
The Whipped Back Stitch
​
The backstitch is one of the most common stitches in embroidery. From the back of the fabric, the needle goes up through B and down through A. Up through C and down through B. Up through D and down through C. Up through E and down through D. Each stitch hops “back” one before moving forward. Hence the name “backstitch”.
