Woven detached chain stitch - Embroidery Design

 Hi all

Hope all are doing well and good.  A day back I have posted the tutorial for doing woven detached chain stitch.  Today I am posting a design to practise that stitch.  This design is well suited for kurtis and sarees.

Here is the video tutorial for working this design

Pattern for the design

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Stitches used

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Flowers - Woven Detached Chain stitch

Stems - Stem stitch

Leaves - Detached chain stitch(Lazy daisy stitch)

Centre of flowers - French Knots

Circles - Satin stitch

Anchor embroidery threads

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Variegated Red- 1203 (6 strands)

Green - 257 ( 3 strands for stems,

                       6 strands for leaves)

Yellow - 298 (6 strands)

Orange - 332 (6 strands)

I have included the pattern, the stitch details and thread numbers in the following picture.  You can print it for your reference or if you need only the pattern you can print the above design.  The original pattern is 12.5 cm in height and 7.5 cm in width.  If you scale down the picture the number of strands can also be reduced.  

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Hope all of you like this design.  I will back soon with another finish.  Till then have a nice day.  

Woven Detached Chain stitch - Embroidery Stitch Tutorial

 Hi all

Hope all are doing well and good.  In the embroidery stitch tutorial series, today I am going to show the steps to do the woven detached chain stitch.  It is a simple stitch that brings the woven effect that stitches like cast on brings.   This stitch suits well for small flower buds and leaves.

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So let us move on to the tutorial.  I am using six strands of embroidery thread here.   It will be well and good if you know how to do lazy daisy stitch. 

First start of with a detached chain stitch(lazy daisy stitch).

  

Bring the needle up through the fabric inside the detached chain stitch.

Insert the needle through the thread in the right side of the detached chain stitch without picking the fabric.  Don't pull the thread tight. 

Now insert the needle from left side of the detached chain stitch without picking the fabric and pull through the thread through the chain stitch. 

Repeat the above two steps until the detached chain stitch is covered. 

Anchor the thread under the last stitch.

A woven detached chain stitch is formed.

I have worked a small flower bud along with two leaves.  It looks very pretty.  I am planning to use in as spray motifs for one of my dress.

Tomorrow I will come up with a small design to practice this stitch.  Till then, have a nice day.