Threaded Chainstitch (With Beads)

Threaded Chainstitch ( With Beads)

Threaded Chainstitch, is a variation of regular Chain Stitch. A very decorative or Fancy stitch. I have used golden colour beads to make it more attractive.

Things required are:
Fabric,
 Hoops,
 Needle,
Two different colour thread's and
Beads.

This is just like Threaded Running Stitch. For threaded Chainstitch, you need to take the needle in and out, in the chain stitch.
Method:

# First make a Chainstitch, and take a contrast colour or contrast shades of threads to show the variation.

# Take the contrast colour thread and take the needle, down the fabric, and put the needle under the chain with the bead and pull the thread out.

Hope you all like it!

Do try and provide your valuable comments.

Thanks!

Stepped Threaded Running Stitch

Stepped Threaded Running Stitch!
    This Stitch is another variation of stepped running stitch. A very easy and simple stitch which even begginer's can try. You can use this stitch for outline, for a border or can be called as a decorative stitch. You can use same colour thread or even use two different colours of threads as I have shown.

Things we require are:

Fabric
Frame wooden / Plastic
Threads, I have used Anchor threads.

Steps and instructions:

# Draw a pattern with parallel lines. Start with parallel running stitch.

# Take your thread under the cloth from a running stitch to the adjacent running stitch. Always keep your thread towards left.

# Take the needle under the thread to the adjacent of the running stitch.

# I am sharing the backside of the stitch, where only parallel running stitch can be seen.

     This Stitch can be used as borders, in pillow cover etc.
Please do try and provide your valuable comments.
Thank you!

Threaded Running Stitch

Threaded Running Stitch
This outline design is Running Stitch, then weave a thread in and out of Running Stitch. A contrasting thread or threads may be used if desired.
I have e shown Threaded Running Stitch, with the help of parallel running stitch.