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How to Make an Embroidery Satin Stitch

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Make an Embroidery Satin Stitch

A satin stitch fills in a design with rows of straight or slanted stitches across a small, outlined area. It's a very easy stitch to learn.

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Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Step 1

Bring the needle up to the right side of the cloth on one side of the outline.
Step 2

Insert the needle on the opposite side of the outline.
Step 3

Bring the needle under the fabric to return to the starting edge.
Step 4

Repeat the sequence to create a smooth row of even, side-by-side stitches.

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