Wild flowers

A split stitch is an embroidery technique where the needle splits the previous stitch, creating a solid, textured line. This method involves bringing the needle up through the fabric, then down slightly ahead, and then bringing it up again through the middle of the previous stitch. It is often used for outlining and detailing in embroidery projects.


A satin stitch is an embroidery technique used to create smooth, solid areas of color. It involves closely placed parallel stitches that cover the fabric completely, giving a glossy, satin-like finish. This stitch is commonly used for filling shapes and creating a polished, luxurious look in embroidery projects.


The lazy daisy stitch is a type of embroidery stitch used to create small, looped petals, typically forming flower shapes. It involves making a loop of thread and anchoring it with a small, straight stitch at the base. This stitch is known for its simplicity and decorative effect.


Long and short stitch is an embroidery technique used to create shading and color transitions by alternately stitching long and short stitches. This method is commonly employed to fill in shapes and achieve a smooth, realistic appearance in embroidered designs.