50 Advance Hand Embroidery Stitches

Course also includes 4 types of leaves, 6 type of flowers n how to utilize stitches into patterns

What you'll learn
50 Advance Stitches
4 types of flower
4 types of leaves
How to trace design onto fabric
How to implement stitches into design or patterns
How to prepare your own DIY embroidery hoops
Requirements
You need no experience, you need to have an Interest in learning this Art.
You will need some basic materials :
1. Cotton Fabric, preferably white or any light shade fabric
2. Hand sewing needle, (chenille no. 20-24)
3. Cotton Embroidery floss- 5-6 different shades
4. A pair of Scissor, Small ruler, Pencil, (Heat resistance or Water soluble pen, Optional)
5. Wooden hoop/ plastic hoop, preferable 5 or 6 no.
6. Tracing paper
7. Embroidery Stand (optional)
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, center 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: Introduction to Advance Stitches

Lecture 1 Material required

Lecture 2 How to pull thread from floss

Lecture 3 How to separate or split thread from floss

Lecture 4 How to thread the needle n tie knot

Lecture 5 How to Trace design

Lecture 6 Attach hoop to fabric

Lecture 7 How to adjust Hoop

Lecture 8 Finish backside of hoop

Section 2: Straight Stitch family

Lecture 9 Double Running Stitch

Lecture 10 Split Stitch

Lecture 11 Fern Stitch

Lecture 12 Chevron Stitch

Lecture 13 Seed Stitch

Lecture 14 Straight Stitch

Section 3: Satin Stitch Family

Lecture 15 Long n Short Satin Stitch

Lecture 16 Raised Satin Stitch

Section 4: Knotted Stitch Family

Lecture 17 Coral Stitch

Lecture 18 Scroll Stitch

Lecture 19 Portuguese knotted stem stitch

Lecture 20 Knotted Chain Stitch

Lecture 21 Knotted Buttonhole Stitch

Lecture 22 Double Knot Stitch

Lecture 23 4 legged knot stitch

Lecture 24 Bullion Stitch

Lecture 25 Chinese knot

Section 5: Looped Stitch Family

Lecture 26 Chequered Chain stitch

Lecture 27 Heavy Chain Stitch

Lecture 28 Cable Chain Stitch

Lecture 29 Closed Buttonhole Stitch

Lecture 30 Cretan Stitch

Lecture 31 Braid Stitch

Lecture 32 Double feather stitch

Lecture 33 Feather chain stitch

Lecture 34 Ladder Stitch

Lecture 35 Wheatear Stitch

Lecture 36 Fly Stitch

Lecture 37 Petal Chain Stitch

Section 6: Laced Stitch Family

Lecture 38 Whipped Running Stitch

Lecture 39 Whipped Stem Stitch

Lecture 40 Threaded Back Stitch

Lecture 41 Pekinese Stitch

Lecture 42 Wave Stitch

Lecture 43 Interlaced Band Stitch

Lecture 44 Tied Herringbone stitch

Section 7: Cross-Stitch Family

Lecture 45 Star filling stitch

Lecture 46 St. George Cross Stitch

Lecture 47 Two sided cross stitch

Lecture 48 Ermine stitch

Section 8: Flowers & Leaves

Lecture 49 Open Fishbone Stitch

Lecture 50 Romanian Stitch

Lecture 51 Fishbone Stitch

Lecture 52 Leaf Stitch

Lecture 53 Bullion Stitch Rose

Lecture 54 Woven wheel 1

Lecture 55 Woven wheel 2

Lecture 56 Woven Spider web

Lecture 57 Buttonhole Flower

Lecture 58 Lazy Daisy flower

Section 9: Paisley Pattern 1

Lecture 59 Outline

Lecture 60 Part I

Lecture 61 Part II

Lecture 62 Part III

Lecture 63 Part IV

Lecture 64 Part V

Lecture 65 Flower

Lecture 66 Paisley Pattern

Section 10: Illustration of Stitches

Lecture 67 Illustration n notes of Stitches that we have learnt in this section.

Anyone and everyone can learn this course from a young child to an Adult, Working person to housemakers, Women's n Men's.,Those who want to make a career, a fashion designer, person who owns a boutique