About the Tied Chain Stitch
The Tied Chain Stitch is another variation where another stitch family member is combined with the Chain Stitch. Here, two parallel and aligned rows of the Chain Stitch are tied together using the Coral Stitch, making it a super decorative stitch.
How to do the Tied Chain Stitch
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| Fig 1: Make two closely placed parallel rows of the Chain Stitch. Make sure they are aligned with each other. | Fig 2: Now, come out from one end of the rows with another thread. Pass the needle under the inner sides of both the chain stitch, as shown. |
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| Fig 3: Loop the thread under the needle as shown. | Fig 4: Tighten the loop and pull out the needle to make a knot closer to the Chain Stitch rows. Continue working the same way for the entire row. |
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| Fig 5 This is how this combination will result in. |
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Other related stitches from the Chain Stitch Family
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Partial Whipped Ch
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Raised Cup Stitch
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Triple Chain Stitch
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Sailor Stitch
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Overlayed Laced Ch
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Zigzag Twisted Ch.
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Tied Chain Stitch
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Shell Stitch
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Waved Chain
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Braid Stitch
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