Honestly, chain stitch is the most interesting one. And trust me, it brings out so much embroidery so beautifully that you can’t take your eyes off it. But I know as a newbie, you may confused it some other stitch.
So, I made this whole page dedicated to the chain stitch diagram. This chain stitch picture will ease your mind and also give you an idea of what to do.
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Simple Chain Stitch Diagram
Chain stitch is one of the oldest and most decorative hand stitches. It creates a series of looped stitches that look like yep, you guessed it a chain.
It’s perfect for outlining, filling shapes, or adding a bit of flair to your embroidery.
The loops are formed by bringing the chain stitch needle up and looping the thread under the needle
It goes back down into the same hole, creating a beautiful, continuous line of linked stitches.
Simple Chain Stitch Design
Yes, the chain stitch is so fancy-looking. And it looks way better in fabric than in a diagram. I love using it for floral patterns, vines, and lettering because it gives a soft, flowing look that stands out beautifully on fabric. If you want something fancy, then use reverse chain stitch patterns. But still,
It’s beginner-friendly and super satisfying once you get the hang of it! Here is a glance at it.
Chain Stitch Embroidery Design
This stitch rocks not just in simple design but also in embroidery. Here is how chain stitch embroidery looks.
Chain Stitch Embroidery Pattern
What? All seeing all those makes you want to try it on a pattern?
Ok, so here are a few pattern ideas for you. Use it for your very first project.
Chain Stitch Diagram Pdf
I know you wanna save it up and use it later. That’s why I made this pdf. Download it & use it whenever you need it.
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