Disclosure: some of the links you'll find here are affiliate links. When you use them to grab some embroidery goodies, I may earn a teeny tiny commission at no extra thread to you. Watch the Full Video Tutorial For a full step-by-step demonstration,...

Disclosure: some of the links you'll find here are affiliate links. When you use them to grab some embroidery goodies, I may earn a teeny tiny commission at no extra thread to you. Welcome back to another fun lesson in our Hand Embroidery Stitches ...

Disclosure: some of the links you'll find here are affiliate links. When you use them to grab some embroidery goodies, I may earn a teeny tiny commission at no extra thread to you. Welcome back for another exciting lesson of our Hand Embroider...

Disclosure: some of the links you'll find here are affiliate links. When you use them to grab some embroidery goodies, I may earn a teeny tiny commission at no extra thread to you.Welcome back for another tutorial from our Hand Embroidery Stitches se...

Disclosure: some of the links you'll find here are affiliate links. When you use them to grab some embroidery goodies, I may earn a teeny tiny commission at no extra thread to you.Hello, my fellow embroidery enthusiasts! I'm thrilled to have you back...

Disclosure: some of the links you'll find here are affiliate links. When you use them to grab some embroidery goodies, I may earn a teeny tiny commission at no extra thread to you. Drawing or transferring a design onto fabric can be done in many wa...

Disclosure: some of the links you'll find here are affiliate links. When you use them to grab some embroidery goodies, I may earn a teeny tiny commission at no extra thread to you.When it comes to storing embroidery floss, many people bobbinate their...

Each common embroidery floss can be split into six strands, allowing you to adjust the thread thickness to your liking or the patterns' instructions.To begin, pull the thread out to your desired length. The typical length I like to work with is ...

Disclosure: some of the links you'll find here are affiliate links. When you use them to grab some embroidery goodies, I may earn a teeny tiny commission at no extra thread to you.Finishing the back of your hoops can be essential if you want to frame...

One common method to begin a thread is to make a knot. This works well for projects that don't require a neat back, such as framed projects.However, I prefer the below alternative method because it's more secure and leaves a neater back, su...

Disclosure: some of the links you'll find here are affiliate links. When you use them to grab some embroidery goodies, I may earn a teeny tiny commission at no extra thread to you. Hand embroidery is a wonderfully relaxing hobby that's both budget-...

Welcome to the Hand Embroidery Stitches series! This series is designed to make hand embroidery easy and enjoyable for everyone. Whether you're a newbie or looking to rekindle your embroidery passion, I hope that you can use these lessons to build y...

Welcome back to another fun lesson! Today, let's add a touch of magic to our stitching repertoire with the enchanting Cast-On Stitch. This stitch isn't just a stitch; it's a gateway to creating stunning, three-dimensional floral wonders that will lea...

Welcome back for another fun lesson of the Hand Embroidery stitch series! Today, we'll discover a stitch that might surprise you — the Buttonhole Wheel Stitch. This stitch might not be a top choice for creating flowers but it totally should be.Start ...

In today's lesson, we'll explore the interesting Turkey Stitch—a stitch with its origins in Turkey that's perfect for adding a lot of texture to your embroidery projects. Moreover, you can have two distinct looks with just one stitch!Start by taking ...