Threaded Running Stitch
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Parallel running stitch is just two parallel rows of running stitches, with each stitch from each row lying one below the other. Using these as the base, many variations can be created using a different thread. I have illustrated the parallel...
Lezlie Atwood saved to Sewing
These 8 fun and challenging decorative embroidery border stitches would look fantastic in your next hand embroidery project.
glenna riccillo saved to needlework
The Threaded Running Stitch is the latest stitch I have learned on my 100 Stitches Plus journey. As you can see by the picture {an...
Jane Howell saved to crafts embroidery
Learn how to work a double threaded running stitch in #handembroidery #embrodiery #embroiderystitches

Fareeha Ahmed saved to Hand embroidery stitches
The Running Stitch Family has it all - stotches for outlines, fillings and borders. Try all of them and you will enjoy these super easy stitches.
Tal como os prometí en el post anterior sobre la bastilla, hoy os traigo las diferentes formas en qué el punto de bastilla se puede realizar para bordar y que, como podréis ver, son muchas y muy re…
Áurea Mallo saved to bordar
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Lace a second thread through the basic running stitch, creating the laced running stitch, a wavy line that is perfect for an outline or decorative stitch.

Marilyn Simmonds-Cole saved to Embroidery
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Frederick De saved to borders
Stepped running stitch is just two parallel rows of running stitches. Each stitch from each row will lie in between two stitches of the other row. This ‘stepped’ structure will give an opportunity to create various embroidery patterns using a different thread. You may make more than just two...
cindy sardakowski saved to Sew