Basic Hand-Embroidery Stitches:
Patch stitch
What is Patch stitch? The patch pattern most of them are
located in the upper layer of the background fabric. We often see non-woven
finished with many beautiful protruding patterns (a person or animal or plant) is
using the patch sewn.
How to do the Patch stitch? Let’s go to try it now~
Material: thread (brown), needles, needle scissor, felt
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| basic material |
Firstly, thread on your needle and knot the thread tail end.
Start by sending your needle up from the back and end at side of the top piece.
(As shown at the picture)
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| needle up from back |
Then send your needle from top to bottom, directly through
the two pieces. This should be done about 1/4" in from the edge, or at
whatever length you want your stitches to be. First stitch finished by pulling
this stitch tight.
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| top to bottom through both pieces |
Afterwards, adjust the second length
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| try second stitch(repeated) |
and repeat the step
needle up from the back until no end.
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| continue the steps until the end |
Lastly, knot your thread off on the underside of the felt,
and your stitch is complete.
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| finish my patch stitch |
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