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Paxcoo 124 Skeins Embroidery Floss Cross Stitch Thread with Needles

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Price 10.99

Product details

Material Cotton

Brand PAXCOO

Color 124 colors

Item Weight 0.42 Pounds

Product Care Instructions Machine Wash

Number of Pieces 124, 16

WHAT YOU GET – Paxcoo Embroidery thread included 124 skeins of embroidery threads along with a set of gold eye needles that is great for beginners

VIBRANT COLORS - Approx. 100 bright colors per pack, great for friendship bracelets, string art, needlecraft project, cross stitch project

STRONG EMBROIDERY THREAD – The floss is made of polyester- cotton, glossy and smooth to work with. Each skein is 8 meters long and includes 6 strands

EMBROIDERY NEEDLES – Come with 16 gold eye embroidery needles # 3-9, perfect for cotton or ribbon embroidery

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Outline Embroidery stitch

Outline Stitch

This stitch is called an outline stitch. Draw a straight line. From one end of the line, the needle with the yarn is first lifted up through the fabric. We will move the cell from the left side to the right side of the straight line. You can also go from right to left. Then the needle with the thread should be taken downwards through the fabric at a specified distance from top to bottom. The needle should be brought up through the fabric from the bottom with the thread again between the two threads. By doing the same thing again and again, moving right along the straight line, we get a nice outline stitch. Watch the above video to learn practically.

Drizzle Stitch

Today we will learn Drizzle Embroidery Stitch. First, stick the needle with the cloth. Hold the thread with the left hand and pull the thread with the left hand with a patch behind the needle with the finger of the right hand. After knotting like this 4-5 times, take the yarn behind the needle. Then pull the needle from the back out of the fabric and back down through the fabric from the top. And there is your first drizzle stitch it looks like a little slug sticking out of the fabric. You can use this stitch for the center of flowers and things like that.