satin stitch

Later broderie anglaise also featured small patterns worked in satin stitch.

The digitizer marked common points in the design to create elaborate fill and satin stitch combinations.

Loosely spaced rows of short running stitches are used to support padded satin stitch.

Simple satin stitch surface motifs, often resembling stars, ships, crescents and crosses.

Machine-made satin stitch is often used to outline and attach appliques to the ground fabric.

Later, satin stitch embroidery was introduced.

Variants of the satin stitch include:

Brick stitch, in which alternate rows of satin stitches are offset by half the stitch length.

Several examples of this style provide the concluding exhibits, including a backsplash for a washstand worked in crimson satin stitch on white linen.

Sherlee Lantz calls this a triangle stitch, but it simply a variation of basic satin stitch in canvas work.

The new style, called art needlework, emphasized flat patterns with delicate shading in satin stitch accompanied by a number of novelty stitches.

While good sewing threads produce acceptable satin stitch, low quality threads usually do not sit straight, and produce an uneven result.

Inspired by the designs of William Morris and the English aesthetic movement, the style used satin stitches worked the way an artist uses a paintbrush.

Gradually, in the 20th century a half cross stitch was entirely supplanted by white satin stitch embroidery and broderie anglaise.

Melco patented the ability to sew circles with a satin stitch, as well as arched lettering generated from a keyboard.

Notable characteristics are the hemstitch, satin stitch fillings, needlepoint edgings, white, brown, ecru colours and geometric intricate patterns.

Also known as zigzag stitch, a satin stitch is a line, border or edge produced by thread being alternately stitched to either side of a baseline.

Long-and-short stitch, used for fine shading; in the first row of satin stitches, every other stitch is half the length of its neighbors.

Stitches like the herring bone stitch, satin stitch, back stitch and cross stitch are occasionally used.

Encroaching satin stitch, in which the top of each row of stitches is set between the bottom of the stitches on the previous row.

Sparkling satin stitches are surrounded by textured fabrics of faux fur, washable suede, boucle corduroy and a l..

A head is usually capable of producing many special fabric effects, including satin stitch embroidery, chain stitch embroidery, sequins, appliqué, and cutwork.

Satin stitches are generally limited to a maximum of 1/2" in stitch length before some alternate technique must be used, such as split stitching or fill stitching.

An expert sewer, Mr. Maeder can identify the different stitches on the costumes, including the French knot, satin stitch and couched stitch.

And the settee exploded with poppies: orange, pink and red, each petal executed in satin stitches and each stamens in pert French knots.