Threaded Chevron Stitch is also known as
Puntada de Cheurón Roscada [ES], Umschlungener Wabenstich [DE]
How to do the Threaded Chevron Stitch
This is a decorative variation of the Chevron Stitch Family. You need to know the Chevron Stitch to be able to continue with this tutorial.
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| Fig 1: First, stitch a row of Chevron Stitch. | Fig 2: Bring out a contrasted threaded needle from the left end of the Chevron Stitch row. Pass the needle in and out of the diagonal stitches, as shown. |
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| Fig 3: A finished portion of this stitch looks like this. |
Related stitches from the Chevron Stitch Family
Sarah has been researching and sharing hand embroidery lessons for over 17 years, making it accessible to everyone around the globe.
Thanks a lot sarah these embroidery designs helped me a lot to recall my ideas actually i had learnt the embroidery 2 years back and did not practice and now completely forgot some of the stitch looking into your stitch steps I am able to recall that and do it again. Thanks a lot lot Sarah
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Beautiful website! I hope it’s OK if I mention your blog URL in my blog roll.
could u plz tell the basic requirements for embroidery
hi sarah how r u feeling i the same old writer who wants to learn about load stitch u promised me that u will manage to teach me so pl i m ooking forward for you tutorial about LOAD STITCH
hi alia, we will NOT be providing load stitch at this website.
Hi Sarah!
Your site is amazing! Thank you very much for giving us, creative people, so good and clear information about stiches. I really enjoy finding new things!
Wish you good luck,
Maija
from Riga, Latvia
Thank you for a great tutorial!!
Hi Sarah,
You have a great site indeed where everything is so very clearly explained. The pictures are excellent quality too. Sarah, can you please explain how badla work is done. I know that it is done using thin metal strips in silver, gold etc and is seen mainly on chikankari dresses.
Thanks in advance,
Prathibha