Pick stitch

I love ombre. Whether it’s on a dress, or on a wall, I just love the effect. And for a while now I’ve been mulling over the idea of creating an ombre embroidery sampler. (I should add h…

On a whim I decided to give my front room a makeover. I guess I didn't think I had enough to do. Or maybe that is just how my crazy mind works. But then I accepted a book deal and so the "quick and simple makeover" has been limping along. It gets ignored for the most...Read More

Pick Stitch is a widely spaced small back stitch. When done repeatedly, it looks like a stitching line of small running stitches with a wider gap in between

Essential hand sewing stitches every beginner must know. Running stitch | Back stitch | Basting Stitch | Pick Stitch | Slip stitch | Invisible Ladder Stitch | Whip Stitch | Blanket Stitch | Catch Stitch | Overhand stitch | Buttonhole Stitch | Cross Stitch | Chain Stitch | Blind-hemming Stitch | Tailor's Tack | French Tack | Types of stitches Sewing | Hand sewing techniques | Sewing tips and tricks | basic sewing skills | basic sewing stitches

Size, style, and material are all something to consider when picking a needle for your next cross stitch project.

Long and short stitch is the key stitch used in the silk shading technique. While simple in concept, it's taken practice to get to grips with it.

The pick stitch is a type of half back stitch made with short stitch length at long intervals. It is commonly found on luxury men's suit.

I thought it might be helpful to add a post explaining the steps in pick stitching....let me know what you think.... Tools of the trade....

A master class tutorial on how to pick up stitches, the tricky but necessary first step to adding edgings, bands, and other finishes to knitted garments.