Satin stitch variation

Like many other whipped stitches, a contrasting thread is ‘whipped’ over the satin stitch. You need to know the Satin Stitch to be able to do this stitch.

Presenting the Satin Stitch Family When you want to create beautiful smooth fillings, nothing beats the Satin Stitch Family. Many cultures use Satin Stitch for their embroidery purposes. It is found in the lands of North Africa, South America, western Asia, south-eastern Asia, and the Indian subcontinent. Amongst all, China used it in plenty. Many robes have been decorated using the satin stitch in the finest way in ancient China.

This variation of stem stitch family looks like the satin stitch. The technique used is that of outline stitch, the only difference being that every successive stitch is made within a short gap difference. The tutorial will make it clearer to you. I will work on an open space to demonstrate this...

padded satin stitch and other stitch tutorials

Learn how to do a satin stitch , by hand and by machine; Also its variations like padded satin stitch

Making an Embroidered Fichu – Tea in a Teacup

Also known as: Long and short stitch This stitch is a way of filling patterns, especially when the pattern is very big for the satin stitch to be followed. Here, the stitches are laid in a brick-like fashion. Shading can be done using this stitch...

As promised many months ago, here’s the tutorial for another flower stitch which is the variation to Flower Stitch 4.I’m sorry I didn’...

In the course of stitching this Hungarian embroidery sampler we've thus far used the following stitches: chain stitch, buttonhole stitch, stem stitch, open chain stitch, fishbone stitch, backstitch, and satin stitch. Isn't it amazing how many stitches you can learn making just one piece of embroidery, right? I love how all these stitches add so much texture to the fabric, especially when using just one color of thread. Today we'll add an optional treatment to fill in some of our first motif…

Every Embroidery Stitch You'll Ever Need: Herringbone Stitch

This is a variation on the standard buttonhole stitch (which I called blanket stitch—same thing). There are actually quite a few variations...

Sewing / Quilting / Crafts

Satin stitch is a fill stitch that creates a smooth surface in your embroidery. Variations include padded satin stitch and long and short stitch.

Stumpwork Embroidery Tutorial | Fat-Quarter: Casalguidi 2

Slanted satin stitch

Also known as: Crewel Stitch, Stalk Stitch, Point de Cable As the name suggests, this stitch is used to mark outlines in an embroidery pattern. It is a flexible stitch that can follow easy curves. In looks and procedure, it is only subtly, but...