Backside of embroidery

I have a rule about the back of embroidery – and it’s pretty much the same rule that applies to… well, underwear. Today, let’s chat about the backside of hand embroidery projects – perspectives and opinions, circumstances that might change your approach, and practical tips! If you’ve been out and about in the needlework world, ...

We seldom talk about it. We usually don’t show it off. But it’s always there. And sometimes, it’s interesting and educational to look at it. It’s the Backside of Hand Embroidery. When you look at The Other Side of Hand Embroidery, you’re not usually looking at it from its best angle! Many of us probably ...

Let's talk about the backside of hand embroidery and the “revolution” that is taking place right now. If you are a beginner in this craft, you may not know about how much of a stumbling block it used to always be in its world. If you are experienced, you probably watch the changes, contemplating on what effect they are going to bring. But the fact is: with the new generation of stitchers the attitude to the backside of hand embroidery is undergoing massive changes. So, how did the “messy”…

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Securing thread on the backside can't be avoided in hand embroidery. These tips will help you to end embroidery stitches in a safe way.

How to finish the backside of an embroidery hoop

Back embroidery on clothes can turn any outfit into a statement piece. And the best part? It's not difficult to do at all. Here is what you need to do: 1) Place your fabric on an embroidery hoop. 2) Sketch your design on paper and then trace it onto your fabric. 3) Start with the outermost thread first and work your way inwards. 4) Use a backstitch for outlining, stem stitch for filling, and French knots for detailing.

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