The fish bone stitch consists of a number of slanted diagonal stitches made inside two imaginary parallel lines.It is  great filling stitch, especially for leaves as it leaves a center spine ( it is called the midrib, I suppose) just like what we have on the leaf Check out the post onembroidery stitches for large … Read more
Couching is the art of attaching other fibers to a fabric with little stitches. Any fiber – different types of yarn like hemp yarn, ribbons, embroidery thread, cord, zardozi thread, or even beaded chains can be attached to the fabric with the couching stitches. The couching gives you a beautiful 3-D texture to the whole … Read more
Method 1. Top stitch Some trims like these can just be top stitched on the fabric surface. But you may need better ways with different trims. To sew trims on a fabric surface, keep in fixed in place (with temporary stitches preferably or using fabric glue). If the trim is very narrow, just top stitch along … Read more
How to do beading on fabric Sewing beads on fabric is the ultimate in fabric embellishment. The sparkly beads bring brilliance and a dimension to the fabric, which is unparalleled. Bead embroidery means stitching beads onto fabric in beautiful patterns. This embroidery with beads is done with beads of different sizes and shapes. Fabric beading uses … Read more
A chevron stitch is a zig-zag stitch done between two intermittent parallel lines. Small horizontal straight stitches are interspersed with diagonal lines to make this beautiful stitch. You can use this stitch as as an outline stitch, border stitch or stitch for large areas. To make this stitch neatly, you will have to mark the … Read more
A four sided stitch is also known as the square stitch. Obviously because, it looks like a square. It is a very easy stitch to master and works great as a border stitch. This stitch is also used in pull thread embroidery. When you increase the tension in the stitches when making this stitch it pulls … Read more