Buttonhole Wheels Video Tutorial
Once you know how to do the buttonhole stitch, it's just a matter of "working it" a bit to master variations of the stitch. In this video, I'll show you how to work a buttonhole wheel, which can be effectively used in all kinds of embroidery - I like to use them for flower-like accents and for adding texture and such to designs.
If you want to see some embroidery with buttonhole wheel techniques, you can check out these hollyhocks and these other flowers embroidered with buttonhole stitch.
If you haven't tried the basic buttonhole stitch yet, you might want to check out the video tutorial for buttonhole stitch as well.
Here's the video for buttonhole wheels:
For more video tutorials, please check out the Video Library of Stitches Index.
If you want to see some embroidery with buttonhole wheel techniques, you can check out these hollyhocks and these other flowers embroidered with buttonhole stitch.
If you haven't tried the basic buttonhole stitch yet, you might want to check out the video tutorial for buttonhole stitch as well.
Here's the video for buttonhole wheels:
For more video tutorials, please check out the Video Library of Stitches Index.
Labels: beginner embroidery, Hand embroidery stitches, video tutorials
Posted By: Mary Corbet on Tuesday, November 14, 2006
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I just wanted to say thank you so much for these videos. I refer to them often. You do such a wonderful job in explaining the stitches as well as showing them. I'm left-handed and yet I have absolutely no difficulty in being about to make my own stitches work. Thanks Again!
I just wanted to say thank you so much for these videos. I refer to them often. You do such a wonderful job in explaining the stitches as well as showing them. I'm left-handed and yet I have absolutely no difficulty in being about to make my own stitches work. Thanks Again!
Thank you so much for video's of stitches. These are really helpful in so many ways. One way is slowing a collection of the sticthes to gether to make something like what you did with the button hole wheels. Linda
Thanks so much for this video! I just could not "get" this stitch from written instructions, and wasted too much time and yarn in frustration! Watching the video, I instantly saw what I was doing wrong. Thanks so much! - Ivy
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