Beginners' Silk-Ribbon Embroidery: Five Easy Stitches
October 28th, 2008 in embroidery
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Vests come to life with asymmetrical floral designs embroidered with silk ribbon.
Sloan Howard
The basic straight stitch can be used for numerous effects.
Christine Erickson
Ribbon stitch makes great leaves or petals.
Sloan Howard
Vests come to life with asymmetrical floral designs embroidered with silk ribbon.
Photo: Sloan Howard
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Ribbon stitch
This stitch makes great leaves or petals, and works only with silk ribbon.
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1. Bring up at A, pull through.
2. Lay ribbon flat on fabric and insert needle at B, piercing ribbon and pulling through slowly. Ribbon will curl into B, so don't pull tightly, or effect will be lost. To vary curl, pierce B to right or left of center of ribbon width.
Tip: If ribbon appears straight and narrow, make another stitch on top of first one. |
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