KHG Arts Stitch Library: Satin Stitch (two ways)

Watch and learn how to work satin stitch two different ways. I make my videos a bit longer so that you can follow along more easily. You'll find step-by-step instruction with lots of troubleshooting tricks +moral support along the way!

[@foolofatook9867]

Not only this is a useful video, but it's also half a step away from being pure asmr

[@wendyjulies101]

Im so glad to see that someone wants to give lessons for people to learn how to embroid very nice may the Lord bless you

[@brendadavies3942]

Thank you I have learnt lots xx

[@wenncarne6644]

Hands down one of the best videos I’ve seen on satin stitch 😊your instructions are really clear and it’s a pleasure to watch you teach. Thank- you very much for a really comprehensive video, I look forward to watching more 😉🙏🌷

[@msvonkat]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate the feedback and so glad you found the video useful. I'm hoping to get a few more videos made this summer--it's been too long!

[@wilczus222]

Best video on satin stitch I found!

[@njemilesiwatu4148]

Thanks for explaining starting from the same direction and the twisting..best explanation and troubleshooting!

[@phyllisgudgalis580]

Best video ever on round satin stitch. I had a bunch of berries to embroider and they were all different shapes except round. After watching your video I ripped them all out and re did them. You speak very clearly and very specific instructions.

[@sherylsnow4193]

Good tips! Your video will help me create round eyes on my doll.

[@msvonkat]

I'm so glad to hear it and wish you happy stitching!

[@konpin7377]

Thanks! That was a super helpful video!

[@aheartofworship27]

Hi there, would you be able to show a tutorial on embroidering a doll eye using the satin stitch? Thank you. I love your tutorials.

[@msvonkat]

I'll add it to my list! Thanks for the suggestion :)

[@deogracias7]

Excellent! Thanks!

[@vickyjames5974]

Brilliant Thank you

[@shakeerab.6387]

I’m new to embroidery. What is the cloth you are using? It’s lovely.

[@afyqahkamarulzaman1988]

Hello, for the second method, how would you recommend to start/end the stitch? Can I still use an away/waste knot? Since there is not much thread to catch the extra floss on the back of the fabric. Or I am okay with just a normal knot.

[@janetcozens4623]

Brilliant Tutorial tysvvm

[@rathnapriyarangaswaamy2168]

May i know the name of the thread that you are using???

[@meganschneider1703]

Do you need to use fabric stabiliser when embroidering the satin stitch on clothing like sweatshirts? Great tutorial ✨

[@msvonkat]

Thank you and for sure--a stabilizer is great for whenever you're embroidering on a stretchy knit (sometimes called jersey) fabric as opposed to a woven fabric. It will help give structure and support so that your stitches don't get distorted when the fabric stretches.

[@user-jm2zk1ec8r]

KHG Arts what would happen if u didn’t use stabilizer?

[@charlotteluthien7104]

What is the stitch called around the border?

[@reemali2901]

Brilliant
I just can't fill large areas with satin stitch if you can help

[@runudas1554]

Nice sharing KHG welcome to my channel friend

[@freesoul6785]

Thanks so much. From your side of view Which way is more better?

[@msvonkat]

Definitely depends on the situation for me--the shape being filled, how much thread I have available, what kind of effect I want to achieve. They can both be great for different circumstances :)

[@jennicatlalunagato1122]

💖 Thank you sooooo much!
Btw... Our voices are very similar. It's almost like I'm listening to myself. 😁

[@rabbluna]

What kind of fabric is this?

[@chantalcastillo2311]

How long do u guys think it would take to make 314 small satin circles?

[@aceking8130]

2 years 8 months 21 days 6 hours 36 minutes and 43 seconds

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