How to do a chain stitch embroidery

This is the last of the outline stitches we'll be doing for a little while - and it's definitely the fanciest so far. Chain stitch is one of my favorite hand embroidery outline stitches, but it's not the first one I teach. I generally start with running stitch because that's the easiest stitch there is.

Also known as: Hungarian Braided Chain Stitch The braided chain stitch is worked almost the same way as the heavy chain stitch. There is only a slight difference in the way the needle is taken under the existing loops, thus giving it a totally...

Sam | DIY Embroidery Kits, Crafts, & Tutorials on Instagram: "3 Types of Chain Stitch🪡🤍 Which is your favorite? There are a few more variations, but these are the most commonly used for sweaters. I am partial to regular chain stitch because I learned it first and have been using it for 5+ years, but I do love to use 1 Step Regular Chain Stitch when embroidering on sweaters. Which do you find easiest? #embroidery #babysweater #namesweater #diycrafts #handembroidery #embroideredclothing…

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The original tutorial! Here is the easiest hack for working a hand embroidery chain stitch. You will never work the chain stitch the same way again!

Learn how to do Chain stitch in 4 simple steps!

Knots and Threads on Instagram: "Heavy chain stitch tutorial🌿 The heavy chain stitch creates a more solid chain stitch line that is quite smooth and that looks like a tightly worked braid. It can be used practically anywhere you would use a regular chain stitch line. The heavy chain stitch works fine on straight lines, and gently and tight curves!! Should I upload full tutorial video? Say ‘yes’ in the comment section…

Hand embroided personalised jumpers - Pixie&Me on Instagram: "A slow and simple chain stitch tutorial! I use this stitch for evvvvverything! It is my absolute favourite and there are a few ways to do it! This is a simple beginner friendly way and I hope you give it a go! The needle inside in this video is a 6mm blunt needle The yarn that I use is 200g acrylic, this is a personal preference and a yarn that I find so nice to work with! I use purple fabric pens! They are air/water erasable…

The heavy chain stitch is in the chain stitch family. This embroidery stitch makes a thicker line of stitches and is great for borders...

Stitchin With Samantha | Embroidery Patterns & Kits on Instagram: "✨Back Stitch✨ Slowed down tutorial on how to use back stitch to embroider names on clothing.🪡 I’m using 6 strands of thread here and stitching my custom collar name pattern from my shop. What do you think - are you ready to take this stitch on now?🤩 #handembroidery #embroidery #backstitch #embroiderytutorial #babyclothes #diycrafts #momlife #momcrafts #tutorial #crafting #embroideryclothes #embroideredclothing…