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Interlaced Back Stitch

Running Stitch

Running

1.  Bring needle out at A.

2.  back through at B

3.  Bring needle back out at c

4.  back through at d. repeat

Pekin Knot Stitch

Interlaced Running Stitch

Interlaced running

1.  Create a line of running stitch with thread A

2.  bring thread B up just under the first running stitch .

3.  Without stitching through the fabric lace thread B through stitch 1 from bottom to top

4.  Lace thread B through stitch 2 from top to bottom

5.  Continue in this pattern

Pekinese Stitch

Split Stitch

Split

This split can be used as a line stitch or worked in rows or spirals to create filled areas with smooth directional movement in the stitching.

1. Bring the needle out and create a small back stitch.

2. Bring the needle back up directly under the first stitch to pierce it in the middle, then

     taking the needle back down to create another stitch.

3.  Repeat step 2.

Coral Stitch

Stem Stitch

Threaded Running Stitch (2 ways)

1.  Create a line of running stitch with thread A

2.  bring thread B up just under the first running stitch .

3.  Without stitching through the fabric lace thread B through stitch 1 from bottom to top

4.  Lace thread B through stitch 2 from top to bottom leaving the thread fairly loose and loopy

5.  Continue in this pattern for the full length of the running stitch

6.  bring thread B up just under the first running stitch .

7.   Without stitching through the fabric lace thread B through stitch 1 this time from top to bottom

8.  Continue in this pattern for the full length of the running stitch