A Tour of Satin Stitch | Hand Embroidery 101

This Hand Embroidery 101 video is about the technique and things related to Satin Stitch.
1) How to make a ring shape and corner with satin stitch nicely.
2) How would it look like to fill a shape up with satin stitch from 1 to 3 strands?
3) Can satin stitch use for filling up a large area?
4) Padded satin stitch and how to fill up the petal and leaf with satin stitch.
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[@robindevries9067]

This was so clear! I love how you include the little illustrations of how the stitches lay :)

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

Yea...it will be easier for people to understand.

[@rafiingle8619]

I love it it’s very clearly and beautiful 🤩

[@Shellieb013]

@@threeincheshandembroidery5904 it really is easier to understand - I was struggling with the corners and curves, I really appreciate this video. Thank you 💕

[@mgenst234]

Thank you SO MUCH for explaining the guide stitch to maneuver curves! I was really struggling. And overlapping stitches when there is not enough space at the bottom... Wow, thank you so much. This is so helpful for a beginner like myself.

[@emfriesen6719]

I am very new to embroidery, I have been watching a lot of videos while I learn the stitches and I have to say: Wow, your work is truly unique! Beautiful stuff, and you’re an excellent teacher. Subscribed! 💜

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

Thank you thank you 😊

[@bristirao]

yes . this is the best out of all

[@suekey8048]

I absolutely loved your demonstration. Thank you so much.

[@michelledennett59]

The clear and concise instructions mixed with strong coloured floss makes these videos very easy to follow, thank you 😊

[@Carmen-h9w9y]

I am new to embroidery and the kit I ordered was very vague. This was exactly the instruction I was looking for! You explained the stitches very well and it was good to see how you did it. Very clear and easy to understand, thank you!

[@claudiahemmings2080]

Best Satin Stitch video I've seen. Really excellent.

[@ndbyers23]

Wonderful! I subscribed just 30 seconds into the video. So clear. And I love the drawing that accompanied the actual stitching! Thanks so much!

[@rahafalbaqami7325]

best video ever

[@believeinkindness4854]

Great video! You answered a lot of questions I had about satin stitching. Thank you!

[@ritabrandow1318]

Thank you and I subscribed to your channel. Your tips are Awesome. Yours is the Best I have ever Seen.

[@eopatcjo]

Hey, you're amazing!

[@lyndaholloway5469]

Your tutorial was very helpful and so clear. Thank you very much. The best to you.

[@olgaromanjuk187]

wow, thanks for this tutorial! exactly that I'm searching for.😍 I hope you make more videos about embroidery😊

[@bristirao]

This one is the best tutorial for Satin Stitch. Your illustration and tips are so clear and usefull. thank you so much

[@anshubhardwaj4177]

Thankyou so much for sharing this tutorial ❤

[@emilywhite4842]

This was very helpful! Thank you

[@brandibucko]

Thank you so much for the clear steps and the illustrations - I’ve been struggling with satin stitch

[@emfriesen6719]

This is fantastic, love the diagrams..thank you!

[@triciabrooks2520]

You are a very good instructor.

[@denisepettit8534]

I have watched embroidery videos for a couple of months. Yesterday was the first time one of your videos came up. Your teaching is excellent this is my third video. I am subscribing. I know my embroidery will be improved with your videos to guide me. I hope to find a video of you embroidering a peach and also how to use colors for light and shadows. Have a blessed day, from MT

[@CFW1]

Excellent video.....very helpful

[@heatherdussack4047]

Thank you this is very helpful!!

[@designsbymaddy]

You explained it so well! Bravo. I also do embroidery tutorials and like to watch other tutorial videos for different ways to explain or try stitching, if I don’t already know. I didn’t know about the ‘don’t go through the same hole 3x, or it creates a bump’. It’s so true though! Thank you for the video 😊

[@palmirareisrocha]

Your videos are the best. Great theacher.

[@adelacortez9791]

Thank you so much. This video made so much sense. I'm excited to use these on my next project.

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

You're most welcome 😁 I'm glad it help

[@emfriesen6719]

I love how you did the leaf!

[@barbaracabrera207]

So helpful. I'm currently working on a project and have left satin stitch area for last. I was afraid my skills were not good enough to do a clean job with satin stitch. NOW,...after seeing your video, I'm ready to go for it. Thank you so much. This is very helpful. Your teaching technique is GREAT! Love how you explain, and especially the little illustrations you include to explain. Yay! Glad I found your channel tonight. I'm a new subbie! Austin,TX USA

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

Awesome! I'm glad it helped ☺

[@jsheikh8]

What a great, informative video! I just stumbled across this by accident but will be back for sure. Thank you!

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

I'm glad it helped ☺

[@mbibi5784]

Finally someone explained it the way I understand. Can you please do more videos on beginners.

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

I'm glad it helped ☺ I will try to but my schedule is way too packed lately.

[@lorenzycodo697]

this was so clear and pretty. thank you for this

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

You're welcome

[@itsgoodforthesoul9749]

This is so wonderful! Your explanation. The presentation! Thank you for taking the time to do the extra behind the scenes editing! I can’t wait to learn more from you. The music was beautiful and calming too! ❤

[@veronicachase8635]

This was so helpful, totally won my subscription

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

Thank you 😊

[@cindycripps-prawak4641]

very clear and easy to follow. Thank you

[@youarebymyside]

Thank you, that was helpful.

[@DieDieEla]

Really good explanation

[@bubby3007]

Thank you so much! This video was really helpful!

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

You're welcome 😊

[@fammnak852]

Such high quality content! Many thanks, Eric! 🥰🥰🥰

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

My pleasure! I'm glad it helped.

[@kennedywatkins6209]

this was so calming and helpful!! thanks!

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

You're welcome 😊

[@bearded-cat]

amazing tutorial thank you so much! so informative!

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

I'm glad it helped ☺

[@serraotatiana]

Very informative video! Thank you ☺️🧵🪡

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

You're welcome 😊

[@hwass836]

This is so helpful! Thank you for posting :)

[@jshaw080]

Super helpful and great explanations!!

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

I'm glad it helped ☺

[@vickinewman8924]

Awesome work,thank you.

[@LU-tb1ml]

It’s so helpful 💖thank you so much

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

You're welcome 😊

[@gazelledeleuze]

i appreciate the editing. life saving video 💓

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

I'm glad it helped ☺

[@bp717]

Very helpful video. What do you use to get the black pattern on the fabric? The lines are very sharp and clean. If it’s a pen or pencil, what brand? The ones I find in the fabric store have a thick tip and can’t do such a clean, detailed drawing.

[@912009]

Very helpful, thank you! 😊

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

You're welcome 😊

[@jennglow4647]

Very pretty 😀

[@cliparound]

Very well explained

[@sbrinc100]

Thank you for the clear explanation; l have always found satin stitch difficult. Which stitch would you recommend for embroidering leaves that are not symmetrical, please?

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

Thank you. You can try long short stitch. 😊

[@talentedsinger16]

Super helpful!

[@barbarat1142]

Wonderful....perfect ❤

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

Thankiuu thankiu

[@yuilynne]

This is amazing, thank you for this. I have a thing with Satin Stitch is that I don't know the proper or good direction to do the satin stitch, is it good horizontally or diagonally or vertically? Also, one more thing is that I keep getting tiny little gaps from my outline stitch and the satin stitch, and I don't know where to first push the needle. Do you have any tips for this?

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

There is no good or standard direction for satin stitch. It always depends on the shape you filled. You have you send the needle to the underneath of the outline stitches to prevent the gaps, instead of sending the needle down next to the outline stitches.

[@yuilynne]

Oh so it should be within the outline stitch thread? I actually haven't tried it in that way, I kept on doing it next to the thread, thank you again!

[@rachelgoulding9946]

Lovely video!

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

Thank you 😊 💓 ☺

[@JustJnn0526]

That was really helpful!

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

I'm glad it helped ☺

[@IkramIkram-qq1yz]

thank you so much for this video😍

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

You're welcome 😊

[@hoetaku6959]

What is a god way to fill a large area for say a piece of clothing that will be worn, so it doesn't get saggy

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

Normally I use long short stitch. Some people also use brick stitch or chain stitch.

[@shruthiraj111]

As a beginner too much useful for me

[@MithilaMishu]

what kind of fabric use?

[@НатальяМорозова-з5ъ]

👍👍👍

[@hebael-shennawi5469]

Hi! im going to embroider a cartoon character, very confused about how to embroider perfectly especially the details of the face. should I start with eyes, nose..etc? or embroider the face with satin stitch first? any advices? thanks in advance

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

I saw people do it either ways. You can try to start with the facial features 1st with split stitch (refer to my other video about Outline Stitches) and fill up the face with satin stitch in 1 strands after. There is one thing you have to pay extra attention if you're filling the face with satin stitch after you embroider the facial features. When it gets close to the facial features, make sure your needle go down right next to the stitches of the facial features, do not leave any empty gaps between the outline stitches and the satin stitch. And one more thing, do not pull the floss too hard when you're doing the satin stitch, it will make the face out of shape. I understand how bad you want a perfect outcome but in order to make things perfect, there are lot of practices to go through. Cheers and happy embroidering!

[@hebael-shennawi5469]

@@threeincheshandembroidery5904 very helpful tips! how many strands should I use for facial features with different sizes in general? ( I'm working on a bear 6 cm tall) And for faces in general too, should I use always one strand to fill up them?

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

6cm is small...I think 1 strand is suitable. 😊 Satin Stitch in 1 strand will make the surface smooth and neat. If you want it a bit textured, you can go with 2 strands ( btw you can fill up the shape faster with 2 strands 😛).

[@hebael-shennawi5469]

@@threeincheshandembroidery5904 Thanks a lot! and for useful videos. Keep it up. 👍

[@hebael-shennawi5469]

@@threeincheshandembroidery5904 yeah 😁 This is why I used 2 strands 😁..to fill up it faster although the bear is so small.

[@misstressglamourghoul_6663]

So in order for me to make an iron use 1 strand

[@lonnellsamuels4933]

1600 EST Thank you.

[@lindathomas1267]

How many strands

[@lindathomas1267]

Slow down

[@ilovefabricandflowers8543]

Great video....... except for the music. I am hearing impaired and it is very difficult to hear your voice and listen to you with that god awful racket going on in the background.

[@mickeyromeo]

thanks

[@mayakamal1966]

Thank you for the tutorial! 👍☺️

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

You're very welcome 😁

[@bennyruiz8425]

This is so helpful, thank you so much!

[@threeincheshandembroidery5904]

You're very welcome 😁