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Explanations of traditional embroidery stitches

Stem stitch, couching stitch, Malte stitch, satin stitch or buttonhole wheels stitch, there are many traditional embroidery stitches. A memory lapse or a doubt about the achievement of a point? You are in the right place.
Discover in this section the written and video explanations of all the stitches used in the Un Chat dans l’aiguille kits! All explanations are made in French, English and Spanish.
 
You will find on this page, a multitude of explanations of points, whatever your level!
In each video the explanations are filmed for right-handers AND for left-handers!

Débutants

expérimentés

experts

Stem
stitch

Spiderweb
stitch

Whipped
circle

Straight whipped
stitch

Herringbone
stitch

Double herringbone
stitch

Laced herringbone
stitch

Chevron 
stitch

Sheaf
stitch

Palestrina
stitch

Backstitch

Bullion 
stitch

Laced running 
stitch

Buttonhole
stitch insertion

Running
stitch

Laced running 
stitch

Whipped running
stitch

Feather
stitch

Double feather
stitch

Triple feather
stitch

Lasy Daisy 
feather stitch

Coral
stitch

Straight 
stitch

Woven picot
edging stitch

Fly 
stitch

Rosette 
stitch

Blanket stitch 
Scallop edging

Laced
stitch insertion

Couching 

Chain
stitch

Two color 
chain stitch

Cable chain
stitch

Whipped chain
stitch

Twisted chain
stitch

Zigzag chain
stitch

Star
stitch

Cross 
stitch

Malte 
stitch

Shaded
stitch

Padded satin
stitch

Seed 
stitch

Woven picot 
edging

Knotted
herringbone insertion

Bunched 
couching

Lasy Daisy
stitch

Couching
stitch

Blanket
stitch

Blanket crescent 
stitch

Buttonhole bar
stitch

Half - Buttonhole  wheels stitch

Fishbone
stitch

Closed fly
stitch

French knot
stitch

Satin
stitch 

Tassel
stitch

Sorbello 
stitch

Antwerp
edging

Herringbone
stitch insertion