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Back stitch is my favorite stitch to use for lettering because it is simple and relatively quick. By shortening your stitch length you can handle curvy letters very well. Change the number of threads (1 through 6 ply) to change the thickness of your line.

4 Embroidery Stitches That Work Well For Lettering - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Chain this stitch is even bolder i think in my opinion. Than the split stitch. But i think it looksMoreChain this stitch is even bolder i think in my opinion. Than the split stitch. But i think it looks really pretty for lettering. When done right.

Split Stitch is considered one of the best choices for small letters embroidery bearing lot of curves. It is simple and quick method for small lettering. The process starts by making a single stitch then bringing the thread back to middle of the same stitch.

How to Sew a Stem Stitch - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Bring this up right at the end that prior stitch and then pull it all the way. Through. Now to endMoreBring this up right at the end that prior stitch and then pull it all the way. Through. Now to end my stitch. So I'll show you what you do when you get to the end.

It's actually quite easy to turn your hand lettering (or cursive) into hand embroidery! All you need is a stitch that can follow a curve well, and an understanding of how to letter your chosen word or phrase.

Stem stitches for script fonts and cursive The stem stitch is a classic for handwriting-style fonts. The way it moves along with curves gives the letters a sophisticated feel. Be careful in very tight curves though ? make very short stitches to get the beautiful look.

See what is most comfortable for you. Keep your stitches small and uniform. Generally speaking, it's easier for longer stitches to get bumps or twists in them than shorter stitches. ... Use the right needle. ... Keep your fabric taut. ... Maintain thread tension.

Tutorial Start by cutting your cotton or linen to size. ... Place your cotton into the embroidery hoop. ... Turn the embroidery hoop upside down, so the cotton is flat against your desk. ... Fit your sewing machine with an embroidery foot. ... Lift the sewing machine foot and slide the embroidery hoop underneath.