If you’ve landed on this page, chances are that you’re learning how to embroider and wondering how to practice embroidery stitches and all the new skills you’ve learned. You want to get even better at embroidery! So it’s super important to practice stitching a ton until it becomes muscle memory! Here are a couple of …
There are variety of different types of embroidery threads you can embroider with and it’s so fun to try new ones to incorporate into an embroidery. Knowing the characteristics and common uses for each one will help you choose the best one for your next project! Disclaimer: This post has some affiliate links in it. …
I’ve put together a list of what I believe to be the best embroidery books for beginners because they walk you through everything you need to know to get started, learn embroidery stitches, and some even have projects to complete. When I first started learning embroidery, I almost exclusively used books. Google and Youtube are …
If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to use ribbon to embroider, look no further! This comprehensive guide will walk you through some silk ribbon embroidery techniques. Even if you’re a complete beginner, you’ll be stitching in no time. Ribbon embroidery is unique because you can position ribbon to lay on the fabric in ways …
Everyone loves flower embroidery patterns, right? I mean, how you could not? They translate really well to embroidery, and there’s so many different kinds that it seems no one will ever get bored stitching them. Disclaimer: This page contains affiliate links, which means that if you click and purchase a product, I may receive a …
You’re embroidering and all of a sudden you realized you’ve messed up pretty bad. This mistake is so bad that you’re thinking of taking the stitches out. If you’re not sure, this post about fixing embroidery mistakes is really helpful. If you’re 100% convinced you’ll have to take out some stitches, then how do you …
This tutorial is all about a very popular and fun stitch in hand embroidery, the woven wheel stitch. This stitch is referred to by a ton of different names including spider web rose stitch, rose wheel, woven spider wheel…the list goes on. It gets its name because the thread is woven around in a circle …