Fly Stitch is also known as
Puntada de Mosca Batida [ES], Umwickelter Fliegenstich [DE], Ponto de Mosca Enrolado [PT].
How to do the Whipped Fly Stitch
This is a simple version of how a row of Fly Stitch can be decorated using a contrasting colored thread. To do this stitch, you need to know how to do the Fly Stitch.
Fig 1: First make a vertical row of the Fly Stitch. To whip, take a contrasting thread and start from the tip of the first tail. Whip the thread around each tail as shown in the illustration. Be careful not to pluck the fabric beneath. | Fig 2: A finished row of Whipped Fly Stitch would appear like this. |
Learn to do Whipped Fly Stitch in 2 minutes!
Related Stitches from the Fly Stitch Family
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Thank you so much for taking time to share these stitches with us. It is so helpful and I have learned so much.
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Hi,
I did fly stitch on tunic. Waiting for your opinion.
Thanks
Gurmeet
Dear Gurmeet,
Thanks for sharing your work with us. I must say, it looks really nice and not even home stitched! 🙂
Dear Sarah,
Thanks for appreciating my work 🙂
I love this- the way you repeated something simple and beautiful with just a difference in color!
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Happy that you are enjoying our pages Shruthi. 🙂
Hi sarah,
your tutorial need and simple.it’s is very useful for me..thank you..
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Thank you for sharing your fabulous knowledge of embroidery, I love all your work. So easy to understand and follow your pixs.
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