Straight embroidery stitches

This tutorial shows how to do straight stitch, one of the easiest embroidery stitches andgives ideas for using it in embroidery projects.

This Simple Straight Stitch Tutorial is definitely one you will want to learn if you are just starting to try embroidery. The straight stitch is a really great stitch to know and learn because it is super versatile when it comes to embroidery.

Practical Embroidery : Hand Embroidery stitches for outlines - from the most simple to decorative ones : Embroidery Techniques and stitches

Watch the stem stitch video tutorial and learn how to embroider this easy embroidery outline stitch. Happy stitching, friends!

Brick Stitch This is one of the simplest ways to fill a space. Brick stitch is done by stitching staggered lines of back stitch side by side. So once you know your back stitch you're good to go! Similarly, many line stitches (stem, chain, split) can be placed side by side to fill a space.Satin Stitch Another simple but very effective way to fill a small area. Long straight stitches are laid side by side to give a cohesive block of colour. The fewer threads used here the better, as they lie…

Julie Stuart ⋒ on Instagram: "Straight stitch is the first stitch in our lovely beginner kit, stitch sampler. 😌 I think of straight stitches as a basic building block for lots of embroidery techniques. 🪡✨ Start out on your embroidery journey with this Stitch Sampler pattern: www.cleverpoppy.com 🧡 #embroidery #modernembroidery #beginnerembroidery #diy #crafts"

Fern Stitch Hand Embroidery is formed from three straight stitches. It looks excellent in straight and curved lines.

Stem stitch is so versatile, I often think of it as my 'if in doubt' stitch. Follow this tutorial and tips for perfect stitching every time.

Hand embroidery does not have to be complicated in order to be effective. Take, for example, the under-rated, under-estimated, under-valued, plain-old-every-day straight stitch. The straight stitch is exactly what it sounds like: a straight stitch. It is the most basic stitch. You bring your needle up in the fabric at some point, and you take ...