Cross stitch ending thread

Learn how to end a thread in cross stitch embroidery by burying the thread, using an away knot, and when it's a good idea to avoid knots.

Have you ever played thread chicken?! Where you see if you can manage to finish those final few cross stitches with the very last little bit of your thread?W...

Here is my version of a pin stitch lesson. I use this stitch with most of my stitching projects and think it works quite well. Ending Stitches easily.

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.

I didn’t invent the pin stitch. I believe it was invented by a talented American stitcher named Mayté. I learned it from on-line forums and Web sites years ago, but recently haven’t bee…

Today, just a quick little stitch tip to start your week off – and hopefully to make your embroidery quicker and easier! Last week, we talked about the back of embroidery projects and I shared three tips to help you keep the back neat when it matters. Among those tips, we looked at how to ...

🧵 Discover the freedom of hoopless cross stitching with these 7 expert tips! Perfect your 'in-hand' technique; it's much easier than you might think! From managing excess fabric, through tension balancing to tips for neat finishes, we've got it all covered! Ready for a new stitching adventure? Let’s thread the needle together! 🌟

This inspirational cross stitch design from Dimensions is fun and easy to stitch! Worked with colorful shades of thread, it's perfect for YOU or for gifting to a special friend Finished size: 6" diameter Kit contains presorted thread, 14 count white Aida, 6 - inch bamboo hoop, needle, and instructions6125" x 7" x 05"Includes presorted thread, 14 count white Aida, 6 - inch bamboo hoop, needle and instructionsIncludes easy - to - follow stitching chart/keyIncludes easy - to - follow stitching…

In this post, I'm going to explain what these 88 cross stitch terms and acronyms mean. I will also link to any tutorials I have that explain things in more detail.

This one-of-a-kind brooch pin is cross-stitched by hand, making it a unique accessory for anyone who wants to add a little creativity and colour to their life. Materials: DMC cotton embroidery thread, 14 ct Aida cloth, fusible fleece, silver nickel free brooch pin with clutch back Size: 1 x 1 inch (may very slightly, per handmade nature) Process: The pin is hand-stitched with 3 strands of DMC cotton embroidery thread on 14 ct Aida cloth. Fusible fleece is ironed onto the back so that there…