Seed stitch

How to knit the double seed stitch. Just the right amount of texture for your knitting projects. #knittingstitches #doubleseedstitch

Illustrated step by step instructions on how to work Seed Stitch with ideas of how to use this stitch in hand embroidery projects.

Hello everyone! Here is a video about The Seed Stitch

This is the last day of the sampler making. You should be proud that you made time for yourself. Time to hold something creative in your hands. Time for making. Embroidery School has one more week. We have to learn how to prepare our work for framing or how to display in the hoop. And we have to learn things like washing stitched work. There's a bit more to learn. But let's wait no more for the last three stitches! Satin Stitch Satin stitch is used mainly as a fill in stitch. It's provide a…

Learn how to fill the parts of embroidery design with texture and color with these six embroidery stitches: Seed stitch, French knots, Long and short stitch,...

Issues with Seed Stitch and How to Avoid Them | 10 rows a day

The crochet seed stitch is a simple stitch that's perfect for beginners. It creates a beautiful texture that's great for crocheting bags, sweaters, & more! #crochetbeginner #crochettutorial #crochethowto #crochetstitch #seedstitch #freecrochetpattern

Double Seed - Knitting Stitches

Learning hand embroidery is both fun and relaxing, plus it's an easy way to create beautiful art with fabric and thread. Getting started in embroidery may seem intimidating at first, but most patterns only require

The Seed stitch, also called Rice stitch, in hand embroidery is used as a filler stitch. It is a simple series of straight stitches that are even in size and evenly spaced apart but going in random directions. It can be also worked in a uniform pattern when the stitches are all aligned in the same direction. Head to the Easy To Make designs YouTube channel and watch a video tutorial where I show you how to embroider the Seed stitch. Pin to save for later of click to watch!

Further to my previous blog on TAST Fly Stitch, I have now completed my idea of dandelion seed heads to fabric. I used a single strand of white stranded embroidery thread and 3 strands for the stem stitch. I am extremely pleased with the result and will definitely use this again in future creations. Anyone reading this who does not know what TAST is then you can read about it here on Sharon B's In a Minute Ago blog or see the links on the right hand side to Flickr and to the Webring. Join in…

As promised (this post), I’m bringing you the first (of many) of my favorite Stitch Patterns. I hope it will inspire you to add a little bit of texture to your knitting projects! This week…