Silk-Ribbon Embroidery: Five More Stitches
Fly stitch fern
This stitch is ideal for filling in floral designs, the same way a florist would fill in an arrangement with ferns (if stitched in perle cotton) or sprigs of leaves (if stitched in ribbon).
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| To make this stitch, work from the top of the fern leaf to the bottom. Start with a straight stitch, and bring the needle up at A, and down at B. Bring the needle up at C, loop the thread or ribbon to the right, bring the needle down at D and up at E, leaving the loop under the needle and pull through. | Bring the needle down at F and up at G to start the next stitch. | |||
Posted on Oct 28th, 2008 in embroidery, getting the look, embroidery, vintage, ribbon



























Comments (8)
WOW..ITS SPLENDID.....
Posted: 9:53 am on March 8th
Posted: 12:39 pm on December 28th
Iam a beginner in ribbon embroidery. do we have to use special cloth material for this as it is very difficult in normal clothes. pls help.
Posted: 8:08 am on November 1st
i am really very much tank ful to u for showing thw basics of ribbon embroidery . iwas infact waiting to see a posting of this.to get a start . iam just asking a question about the ribbon as ,is there a special type of ribbon for this .also is that the same tye of ribbon as we see in gift wrappings and presentation articles.? hope to get a reply
Posted: 3:27 am on July 22nd
Posted: 12:44 pm on June 12th
Thanks
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