How to do the Herringbone Stitch

Learn how to do the herringbone stitch. Get the free sampler pattern here: cutesycrafts.c...
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Your explanations are so comprehensible. 😊

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Thank you so much! This helped me with my project :)

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[@idontknow_09]

How do u end it 😭???

[@CutesyCrafts]

Just run your needle under the stitches on the back a few times. If that doesn’t feel secure, you can put your needle under one of the threads, leave a loop, put your needle through the loop to tie a knot.

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[@JEHomestead]

Thanks for your tutorial! I'm trying to learn hand embroidery and you explain it well. My question is what if you don't have a line guide on your design that you are stitching? Can you give some examples of where to use the stitches you demonstrate? Thanks Judy

[@CutesyCrafts]

This kind of stitch is more for decorative edging. I'd imagine you'd see it on the edge of clothing or towels.

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[@kimwright795]

How far apart are the 2 lines

[@charlynnerivlogs7070]

is herringbone stitch similar to catch stitch?

[@Ding-even]

They’re the same thing…….

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How do you end it😫😭😭😭

[@PamelaLafleur]

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[@CasualBoringTeen]

That's the thing. You don't.

[@Megha486]

I know it's been a year since you posted this comment but if you're still looking for a solution here it is:
Put the needle back nearby the same hole where the pattern ends. Ensure that the holes are very near to each other so that it doesn't look like a new stitch. Secure a knot in the back!
Or
Wrap the thread around the nearby stitch in the back and make a knot.
These techniques apply to every stitch out there! Hope it helps :)

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