Embroidery stitch and embroidery method

There are mainly the following kinds of needlework and embroidery methods:

1. Flat needle embroidery: Flat needle embroidery, also known as needle embroidery or arch needle embroidery, is the most basic method of embroidery and hand sewing. The method of plain needle embroidery is very simple, that is, the needle is repeatedly inserted from right to left with even needle spacing, and then the needle and thread are pulled out together. Generally, it is necessary to sew clothes and decorate the edges of embroidery. In the process of embroidery, we must pay attention to the neatness and smoothness of stitches.

2. Reverse sewing method: generally sew from left to right, and retreat one stitch from front to left. In embroidery, the reverse stitch is often used to fill the pattern, so we should pay attention to the smoothness and saturation of the stitch, otherwise the pattern will be asymmetric. The reverse sewing method can be used to sew zippers, crotch, bags and other places with high firmness requirements.

3. Minute stitch: from the second stitch to the first stitch, the first stitch is half-separated, and a braid shape is formed after completion, so it is called minute stitch tomorrow. It should be noted that the split left and right parts are uniform, and split needle embroidery is often used to fill patterns in embroidery.

4. Stitching of flower stems: Stitching of flower stems is often used to embroider stems or contours in drawings. Embroidery is a little complicated, and it needs to be separated by two needle gauges and then returned to the middle of the two needle gauges, but the embroidery thread is as full and beautiful as a flower stem.