10.09.2006

Stitch School: Split Stitch

Stitch School has moved to it's very own space on the web! You'll now find the Split Stitch post here. Comments are now closed on this post; if you'd like to leave a comment please do so on the new one.

11 comments:

Dawn said...

I am enjoying your stitch tutorials. I have sent some friends over to have a look..for some help in learning.

June said...

I look forward to your stitching tutorials each week. Thank you!

Kate said...

Your stitch tutorials are really great!

I know that a lot of crewelwork involves split stitch - and it is something that I find hard to get looking even. You have done a super job. : )

Apron Thrift Girl said...

When I am next stuck on an embroidery project I am coming first to your site rather than opening a book. I think your tutorials are better than anything else I have found.

lamplight designs said...

This is a great series! I love your super clear close-up pictures.

ingy said...

I simply adore these tutorials =), As a bored student out of school, this is the perfect past time... relaxing and fun!

x_that_dk_chick_x said...

I think it is great because I need all this information for my Textiles homework every Tuesday and it is so clear and easy to read these instructions.

Mekala.S said...

ur stitch tutorial is too cool.

Cala said...

One thing I discovered today with split stitch is that it really helps to keep your stitches short, very short if possible. It looks better and is much easier. I read this in a book, and did find the difference, in working the stitch and its results, substantial!
Hope this helps anyone else looking...

Jennifer said...

Just commenting to say thank you. I am using your tutorials to teach my 7yo to embroider. Your instructions are so clear. We're having a wonderful time.

Kathy B. said...

i am so glad that you have done this! I learned to embroider from my mom years ago, but got away from it for a while and just needed a refresher...this did the job! Superb picture illustrations too!