textile-crafts
Embroidery
Even tension, clean transfers, stitches that sit smooth
12 lessons4 modules9h 0m durationbeginner level
About this course
This course teaches hand surface embroidery the way working stitchers actually do it, built on quilting-weight cotton, an embroidery hoop, and DMC six-strand cotton floss. You will choose and prepare fabric, transfer a design with the right method for your cloth, separate and thread floss, and work backstitch, satin stitch, stem stitch, French knots, and lazy daisy so they sit smooth and even. By the end you can plan, transfer, stitch, press, and mount a small piece in its hoop, and know exactly why each habit keeps your tension consistent and the back of your work clean.
Curriculum
Module 1: Hoop, Fabric, and Setting Up
- Fabric, floss, needle, and hoop choicesPreview
- Binding the hoop and stabilising the fabric🔒
- Mounting drum-tight and keeping it taut🔒
Module 2: Transferring Patterns and Threading Up
- Choosing a transfer method for your fabric🔒
- Transferring the design cleanly🔒
- Separating floss and anchoring without knots🔒
Module 3: Core Stitches: Lines and Fills
- Backstitch and running stitch for outlines🔒
- Stem stitch and split stitch for smooth lines🔒
- Satin stitch for smooth solid fills🔒
Module 4: Texture Stitches and Finishing
- French knots that sit plump and hold🔒
- Lazy daisy and simple filling stitches🔒
- Pressing, trimming, and mounting in the hoop🔒
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