March 14, 2013
Embroidered Eggs: Raised & Woven Stitches are Easy
Last time we looked at embroidered eggs, we explored a simple stitch that works well for lines and swirls.
With that stitch alone (which is really just a series of straight stitches worked in a given order – or you could think of it as an elongated kind of stem stitch), you can drum up some really pretty embroidered eggs using random swirly patterns or spiral patterns.
If you want to start adding different elements to your embroidered eggs, though, you might want to try a few other stitches.
Today, we’ll look at raised, woven stitches for embroidering on eggs. In the scheme of things, I find these types of stitches – which include ribbed spider web, woven wheel stitch, stitches like raised chain bands or raised stem stitch or the simple woven filling – the easiest and quickest stitches to work on eggs. And not only are the quicker and easier than other stitches, but they have a good “wow” value, too.














