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hopebroidery
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I'm Hope, an embroidery teacher, designer, and author based in east Tennessee. I post beginner-friendly, step-by-step embroidery tutorials, design a new embroidery project each month, and have recently written a book! I can't wait to see what you make, and happy stitching!
Five Different Stitches for Following Lines and Curves in Hand Embroidery
Here are five ways to follow lines and curves in hand embroidery!
There are loads of other techniques out there, though-did I leave out your favorite stitch? Let me know in the comments!
TIMELINE
00:00 Intro
00:10 Back stitch
01:08 Stem stitch
03:56 Whipped back stitch
05:48 Split back stitch
07:13 Couching
10:09 Stitch length and aesthetics
11:10 Closing
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
* My book, Satisfying Stitches: Learn simple Embroidery Techniques and Embrace the Joys of Stitching by Hand, is available wherever books are sold! Here are a few handy links to various retailers: www.hopebroidery.com/book
* Learn Hand Embroidery is a simple page on my website with nearly* all of my tutorials categorized and linked: www.hopebroidery.com/learn (*only “nearly,” as I’m sure I’ve forgotten to add a thing or two here and there!)
ADDITIONAL TUTORIALS
* Back stitch: www.hopebroidery.com/post/back-stitch, Back stitch is possibly THE most important stitch for a beginner to learn! This simple stitch is easy, versatile, and incredibly beginner-friendly.
* Stem stitch: www.hopebroidery.com/post/stem-stitch, This simple stitch follows curves easily and produces an interesting rope-like, twisted effect.
* Stem stitch versus outline stitch: www.hopebroidery.com/post/stem-stitch-vs-outline-stitch, Stem and outline stitch are essentially the same, depending on how you're holding your hoop! In this post, I go through a few of the key differences between the two, just in case you need a bit of help understanding which one is which.
* Whipped back stitch: www.hopebroidery.com/post/following-a-curve-with-whipped-back-stitch, Whipped back stitch is a great way to take your normal back stitch to the next level, as it essentially "smoothes" out your lines of back stitching, resulting in a super sleek look to your work.
* Split back stitch: www.hopebroidery.com/post/using-split-back-stitch-to-follow-a-curve, Split back stitch has very similar steps to back stitch, making it beginner-friendly and versatile, but results in a more interesting texture as you follow your curved lines.
* Couching: www.hopebroidery.com/post/couching, Couching allows you to stitch curves by "couching" one strand of embroidery floss down with another. You can also use this technique to incorporate bulkier materials into your hand embroidery, such as yarn, roving, or macrame cord!
SUPPLIES
Any affiliate links are clearly marked below. I rarely do affiliate links, though! Please let me know if you see something in this video I’ve left out of the list below, and I’d be more than happy to add in those missing resources!
* Filmed using the Original Lamp + Weighted Wood Base from Canvas: www.shopcanvas.co/collections/frontpage?aff=86 (This one is an affiliate link; if you’d prefer to look through their catalog without using my link, you’re welcome to visit them at www.shopcanvas.co/!)
* Filmed on the Sony ZV-1F: electronics.sony.com/imaging/compact-cameras/all-vlog-compact-cameras/p/zv1f-w
* Wooden embroidery stand is from Hawthorn Handmade: www.hawthornhandmade.com/en-us/products/sonata-embroidery-frame
* I’m using two layers of Kona cotton in the color “peapod”: www.hancocks-paducah.com/SHOP-BY-BRAND/Robert-Kaufman-Fabrics/Kona-Cotton-Solids
P.S. Don’t forget to subscribe! czcams.com/channels/f62FeItWsUfinnfODSSErQ.html
There are loads of other techniques out there, though-did I leave out your favorite stitch? Let me know in the comments!
TIMELINE
00:00 Intro
00:10 Back stitch
01:08 Stem stitch
03:56 Whipped back stitch
05:48 Split back stitch
07:13 Couching
10:09 Stitch length and aesthetics
11:10 Closing
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
* My book, Satisfying Stitches: Learn simple Embroidery Techniques and Embrace the Joys of Stitching by Hand, is available wherever books are sold! Here are a few handy links to various retailers: www.hopebroidery.com/book
* Learn Hand Embroidery is a simple page on my website with nearly* all of my tutorials categorized and linked: www.hopebroidery.com/learn (*only “nearly,” as I’m sure I’ve forgotten to add a thing or two here and there!)
ADDITIONAL TUTORIALS
* Back stitch: www.hopebroidery.com/post/back-stitch, Back stitch is possibly THE most important stitch for a beginner to learn! This simple stitch is easy, versatile, and incredibly beginner-friendly.
* Stem stitch: www.hopebroidery.com/post/stem-stitch, This simple stitch follows curves easily and produces an interesting rope-like, twisted effect.
* Stem stitch versus outline stitch: www.hopebroidery.com/post/stem-stitch-vs-outline-stitch, Stem and outline stitch are essentially the same, depending on how you're holding your hoop! In this post, I go through a few of the key differences between the two, just in case you need a bit of help understanding which one is which.
* Whipped back stitch: www.hopebroidery.com/post/following-a-curve-with-whipped-back-stitch, Whipped back stitch is a great way to take your normal back stitch to the next level, as it essentially "smoothes" out your lines of back stitching, resulting in a super sleek look to your work.
* Split back stitch: www.hopebroidery.com/post/using-split-back-stitch-to-follow-a-curve, Split back stitch has very similar steps to back stitch, making it beginner-friendly and versatile, but results in a more interesting texture as you follow your curved lines.
* Couching: www.hopebroidery.com/post/couching, Couching allows you to stitch curves by "couching" one strand of embroidery floss down with another. You can also use this technique to incorporate bulkier materials into your hand embroidery, such as yarn, roving, or macrame cord!
SUPPLIES
Any affiliate links are clearly marked below. I rarely do affiliate links, though! Please let me know if you see something in this video I’ve left out of the list below, and I’d be more than happy to add in those missing resources!
* Filmed using the Original Lamp + Weighted Wood Base from Canvas: www.shopcanvas.co/collections/frontpage?aff=86 (This one is an affiliate link; if you’d prefer to look through their catalog without using my link, you’re welcome to visit them at www.shopcanvas.co/!)
* Filmed on the Sony ZV-1F: electronics.sony.com/imaging/compact-cameras/all-vlog-compact-cameras/p/zv1f-w
* Wooden embroidery stand is from Hawthorn Handmade: www.hawthornhandmade.com/en-us/products/sonata-embroidery-frame
* I’m using two layers of Kona cotton in the color “peapod”: www.hancocks-paducah.com/SHOP-BY-BRAND/Robert-Kaufman-Fabrics/Kona-Cotton-Solids
P.S. Don’t forget to subscribe! czcams.com/channels/f62FeItWsUfinnfODSSErQ.html
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Supper👌🏻
so bsautiful
Thank you!!!
So cool. Amazing, thanks for sharing!
That is a super beautiful peice
Kya,ap,bata,sakte,h
Isa,ko,kya,bolte,h
Isko,kya,bolti,h
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Which fabric u used for embroidery
Super
Can I use this tutorial on a Tshirt?
Nope. I put the outside ring inside because it stops your thread getting constantly caught on the tightner. So that the hoop is outside in.
Oh I’ve totally seen people do this I think, but are you saying it’s different than flipping the hoop upside down and stitching on the “back”? 🤔 Trying to best visualize it for myself because it sounds nice!
@@hopebroidery I think its the same thing, yes. I got fed up untangling my thread. Yes. I checked. You can just put your hoop on the same way but stitch your design on the opposite side.
Yesss
Yes
Very good 👍
Aap is ke upar ki a laga rahe ho
So beautifull
I love it
With only one hoop
How to use embroidery hoop again and again
I love this question! You can totally use the same hoop again and again, you'd just want to have a pan in place for how to frame your pieces as you take them out of the hoop. I have always kept mine in their hoops for framing because I'd rather not learn alternative ways to frame right now (HA!!), but it sounds like you would like to learn! If so I'd be searching for things like "how to frame embroidery piece outside of hoop," and consider looking into the RSN embroidery book, they've got some instructions in there for this topic!
How to use embroidery hoop again and again
amazing and so clear to understand thank you
This is soooo beautiful !!! Are you ever going to do live streams ?
I do that to❤
What’s this stand thing that you’re using?
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Esos son aros para bordar donde los venden
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Please reply
Please be slow so that we can understand
What the name of this think you use in clothe at first
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So glad i decided to look through your past videos. I am just starting out and have all my designs in old fashion paper and pencil. This app is amazing and you taught how to use it so beautifully and detailed. I don't have an ipad but will be investing now. Thanks for this tutorial it will forever be saved and will come back to it to remind myself how to make patterns and coloured designs.
Gracias, perfecta tu explicación. Estoy haciendo un quilt y necesitaba rellenar unos ojos y esa puntada es perfecta
No veo para que poner la tela en el bastidor . No veo que haga el bordado en la tela
Can you please upload the products link I want to buy it.
We find it in India too. Just go to a cloth shop and ask for hoop they Wil give u
I think im gonna be new to embroidery, thanks to you 😊
Aap ne kon sa fabric liya hai
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Just found your book at my local library! I plan to begin my first embroidery project. Thank you! Your book seems easy with good instructions.
Oh my goodness this is my very favorite way for people to get my book! If you need the patterns for transfer, they’re on my site!! (There’s a URL in the actual book but if you go to my site and tap on the book tab it’s right there, too! We did that in case people who got the book from the library especially wanted to print them out 😇) Email me if you have any questions or wanna share!! Yay!!!
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Lazy Daisy
Thank you! I needed to learn a new filling stitch that was just as easy and as quick as this one! 🤍
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this was very helpful, thank you!
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