Stitch School
01 January 2010

herringbone stitch

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Herringbone Stitch  is also called plaited stitch or catch stitch, and is often used to work decorative borders and to accent the patchwork ...

running stitch

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Running stitch  is primarily used for borders and accent details. I’ve seen it trimming the bottoms of tea towels—a nice way to pick up some...
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guilloche

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Another stitch from  Erica Wilson's Embroidery Book  is the  guilloche . From the French verb  guillocher , which means to ornament with...
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satin stitch

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There are actually a couple of ways to work  satin stitch . One involves outlining your shape with split stitch and we haven’t done that one...

straight stitch

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I was wrong when I said that stem and outline stitch are the most common stitches. The  straight stitch  is even more basic. It can be stitc...

granitos

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Another relatively easy stitch is called  Granitos . As near as I can figure,  granitos  means "little grains" in Spanish—like in ...
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four-legged knot

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The  four-legged knot stitch  looks like a simple cross stitch with a knot in the center, but the knot is actually part of the second crosse...
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