I have been emailed a question about embroidery that I would like to share the answer with all of you.
Sue wanted to know how to embroidery very small designs. Well, you can take very tiny stitches, or 
you can also use a running outline stitch. This is what I do when I come across tiny embroidery designs like the one above for a baby bib I am making. The photo above was done by using this stitch. As you can see, you can get the detail you desire. Are any of you familiar with this type of stitch? Or do you find another way of stitching tiny stitches better? I would love to hear!
you can also use a running outline stitch. This is what I do when I come across tiny embroidery designs like the one above for a baby bib I am making. The photo above was done by using this stitch. As you can see, you can get the detail you desire. Are any of you familiar with this type of stitch? Or do you find another way of stitching tiny stitches better? I would love to hear!
5 comments:
I never knew that. thanks
Ditto with Rusty cupboard...never heard of the running stitch. Thanks for the tip!
Blessings,
Jilly
Great idea as always. You are so smart!! I'm with the others, never heard of that stitch.
I am glad to see the diagram of the running stitch. I need to improve those tiny areas of embroidery so will try that tonight. Happy Valentines Day.
Judy
The embroidery in the first picture is amazing, Kathleen!
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