Embroidered number

If you enjoyed Bored Panda's article on the subreddit r/Sewing, you will probably like this one too!

Embroidery & Watercolor Art | Syaa on Instagram: "Do you know that, Embroidering a small number or letter is not that hard if you follow these tips 1. Use fewer strands of embroidery floss. My favourite is 1 and 2 strands. 2. Use smaller needle. This is to ensure the hole when you poke your needle is not too big and not leaving a gap between the stitches and this will make your stitches neater. 3. Shorten the length of your stitches when working curves, this can prevent your number or letter…

This page gives an introduction to the craft of embroidery, with links to beginners tutorials as well as a large number of beautiful projects and free patterns.

For hundreds of years, if you were a European or American girl, chances are fairly…

Personalized Birth Year t-shirt with hand embroidered floral details. This embroidery design features minimalistic, romantic and delicate florals that added to your special date creates a unique piece for your wardrobe. Each design and colors are unique to each piece, therefore, no two will be the same. Because this is a handmade product, colors and details vary from one to the other. Please note that colors and size may appear bigger in the pictures due to positioning of the camera and…

Top tip - keeping your stitches on the smaller side will help with getting the tight curves of letters a little bit neater. Click on the name of each stitch to see a video tutorialBack Stitch The back stitch is probably one of the easiest stitches to get the hang of. It's mostly used for stitching lines or outlining shapes. And it's ideal for stitching text! Variations: whip your back stitch with a contrasting colour for a twisted effect. Or build up lines of back stitch to fill larger…

Last week I started off the January stitchalong and I promised you some details of my first attempt at couching. So, without further ado, here we go! Step 1: Trace your letter onto paper, cut out, and place on your felt Step 2: Loop your yarn to form the first part of your "h" I chose a chunky weight yarn, but experiment with whatever yarn you have on hand. Every yarn has a different "drape" so try a few and see what you like! Step 3: Add a few stitches to keep your yarn in place, and trim…

benangbynini on Instagram: The tutorial to embroider numbers is here! ✨ Backstitch makes a nice outline in hand embroidery. It’s simple and relatively quick. The…