About the Weave Stitch Family
These stitches often need a foundation over which the weaving is made. The foundation is made using straight stitches to cover the pattern area or a particular shape. Then, the weaving is worked over these stitches, without going through the fabric to create beautiful texture and fillings. The effect of all these stitches is a more raised profile and an embossed look. These stitches are used in various embroideries, including Stumpwork, Needle Weaving, Kamal Kadai, and Chicken Scratch, to mention a few.
Weave Stitch Family in Embroidery
These stitches are good to make flower and leaf patterns with fillings. Some stitches may seem complicated, but generally, they are enjoyable to work with. The foundation is laid using the Straight Stitch in various lengths and numbers. You can get more creative by using other stitches as the foundation, like the Lazy Daisy Stitch, the Pistil Stitch, or any other stitch that gives you a foundation of Straight Stitches to work between.
Weave Stitch Family
Stripped Woven Band
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Raised Needle Wea
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Broad Woven Picot
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Portuguese Border
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Finally someone articulating in a way I understand. Not a fast video I have to watch 1000 times (or more) to get it. I still suck, but I’m doing it and with practice I think I’ve finally found a way ! I’m so happy! This will help so much with my crazy quilt project (thats going to be a lifetime to finish lol)! Thank you so much!
So happy to hear, Shannon! I hope you enjoy your crazy quilting. 🙂
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please show me embossing with hand embroidry