11 Basic Hand Embroidery Stitches

Starting from splitting the thread to tie knot and learn how to embroider basic stitch and use them in patterns

What you'll learn
Learn 11 Basic hand embroidery stitches
Some basic Tips n tricks within the lecture
Basic materials required for embroidery
How to organize your threads
How to pull n separate threads
How to needle your thread n tie knot
How to transfer design onto fabric
How to attach hoop to the fabric
How to finish backside of hoop
Implement these basic stitches into beautiful Paisley pattern
Requirements
No skills or Experience is required to learn hand embroidery, you just need to be interested in learning this art form.
List of materials required are:
1. Cotton Fabric
2. Embroidery threads
3. Scissor
4. Embroidered hoop
5. Hand sewing needle
Description
Learning to do these 11 simple stitches properly is the only hard work embroidery requires. Just like driving a car, once you master them, they become second nature. In this section you will find information that forms the backbone of all the embroidery. Stitching techniques and methods have developed over the centuries and have resulted in an extensive library of stitch variations, but all of these variations rely on your ability to produce the following ten little gems.Many traditional techniques, centre on the use of just one basic stitch. Learn how to work these stitches properly and mastering the variations will prove to be a very simple matter.The "Perfect" Stitch Historically, the principal difference between good n bad embroidery was defined by the art of creating a perfectly neat, even stitch.once you have learned to do these stitches properly, you will be able to use them properly, you will be able to use them appropriately and with ease in any piece of work, freestyle or traditional. you can then look at the more advance variations and choose your stitch with full knowledge of their potential within the composition you wish to create.Hints and TipsWhen practicing the stitches in this section, it is important to understand the qualities that will help to make each stitch regular. Herringbone stitch, backstitch, blanket stitch and running stitch for these stitches, success relies on even spacing between each stitch and in uniform sizing of each element within the stitch.

Overview

Section 1: Learn 11 Basic Hand Embroidery Stitches: Beginners

Lecture 1 Introduction to Hand Embroidery

Section 2: Let's Prepare ourself before we begin

Lecture 2 Materials required

Lecture 3 Organize your threads

Lecture 4 How to pull thread

Lecture 5 How to Separate threads

Lecture 6 How to thread the needle

Lecture 7 How to trace design

Lecture 8 How to fix hoop to fabric

Section 3: Basic Embroidery Stitches

Lecture 9 Running Stitch

Lecture 10 Back Stitch

Lecture 11 Stem Stitch

Lecture 12 Chain Stitch

Lecture 13 Detached chain stitch

Lecture 14 Satin Stitch

Lecture 15 Blanket Stitch

Lecture 16 Buttonhole Stitch

Lecture 17 Herringbone Stitch

Lecture 18 Cross Stitch

Lecture 19 Feather Stitch

Lecture 20 French knot Stitch

Section 4: How to finish back side of hoop

Lecture 21 How to finish back side of hoop

Section 5: Paisley pattern

Lecture 22 Let's begin with feather stitch

Lecture 23 Cross Stitch

Lecture 24 Herringbone stitch

Lecture 25 Back Stitch

Lecture 26 Stem Stitch gone wrong

Lecture 27 How to remove stem stitch

Lecture 28 Stem Stitch

Lecture 29 Embroidery gone wrong

Lecture 30 Blanket stitch

Lecture 31 Re-adjust embroidery frame

Lecture 32 Running Stitch

Lecture 33 Chain stitch

Lecture 34 Frenck knot stitch

Lecture 35 Satin stitch

Lecture 36 Paisley pattern 1

This course is for those who want to learn or teach their young child the art of hand-embroidery,Any age group, any gender, anyone can learn it.