Ahh, you always stimulate my stitching-thinking process… and I always have something to say… (although I seldom do leave comments :0), Well, for outlining I definitely would choose split stitch over backstitch! WikiProject Textile Arts (Rated Start-class, Mid-importance) ... and split stitch). I was taught another reason to use split stitch for outlining–it’s tighter to the fabric and more secure. Hello Mary! I’m talking about the outlining that goes underneath satin stitch or long and short stitch to pad those stitches and raise them up. Thanks so much for this tip, Mary. The split backstitch is ideal for making outlines before using satin stitch or long and short stitch. This stitch looks similar to the split stitch, but flatter on the fabric. Good to know it was the right decision.=) (I got *something* right for a change….!!!). As you take each stitch forward in your split stitch line, pull gently on your working thread from the back of the fabric to keep that stitch down on the surface of the fabric as you bring your needle up into it. Her pre-school teachers were surprised this last year when she had just turned 3 because she was able to thread the macaroni pieces onto the big plastic needle, takes a proper stitch through the hessian and continue on like that when apparently it takes quite a bit of practice and perseverance for children that age grasp the concept and then carry it out. Outline Stitch vs. Your email address will not be published. There are different brands of craft lights combined with magnifiers – like the Dublin craft light – that work well. The split back stitch is flatter on the fabric than the split stitch. When my granddaughter was 2 & 1/2 yrs I gave her lacing cards and without instruction she went down through a hole and without turning over the card she’d poke the lace straight back up the next hole from underneath, without looking underneath, and continued to do so. You can also subscribe without commenting. This is really eye opening. Thank you for your time, All Rights Reserved. Not like Saltbush Bill’s wife in an old Australian outback cartoon, where she stumped him with logic (well what else could it be?) DIY Projects. Split stitch, in which the needle pierces the thread rather than returning to one side. http://www.vettycreations.com.au/me.html. It is preferable to use a single strand of floss and tie the knot together at the end of both the threads. A softly twisted thread is much easier to split than a heavier, tightly twisted thread like perle cotton. I like the results of the split stitch – especially with the cleaner back. Updated 05/11/20. If the split stitch is just too difficult to manage, you can compromise and work a split backstitch, by splitting the stitches from the top instead of blindly from below. We’re all ears! I have tried needle painting (the long and short stitches),but it’s hard to split a strand of floss!! Thanks for this lesson Mary. Now you have worked a split back stitch. Just wondering for the next time I use the split stitch. Exactly what we want for Mountmellick embroidery. It’s more difficult to get a smooth satin stitch edge over that type of line. Jun 21, 2014 - Yesterday, we talked a little bit about the split stitch, discussing the direction from which the stitch is split: do you split up into the stitch or down into the stitch? Am I doing something wrong? I am the developer, writer, and photographer behind this blog, “Embroidery For Beginners”. That stable edge gives one something to work against and slant the needle behind. Split stitch VS Split Backstitch., a diy craft post from the blog Red Brolly, written by Bronwyn Hayes on Bloglovin’ The split stitch creates a much less bulky line of small running stitches. I usually outline the shape first, making sure the stitching sits *just* inside the outline of the shape so that the edge of the stitching sits on the outline. DIY Projects. So taking that route won’t really get you used to splitting the single thread that’s often required for outlining. Take the needle down. It actually creates either a split stitch line or a stem stitch line, or a combination of both, depending on where the needle entered the fabric in relation to the threads on the back. I am returning to embroidery after a long hiatus and love, love, love your website. I tried very hard to include all the possible snags into it, to show you how to deal with them Let’s start with the stitches that are highlig With backstitch, you’re working each stitch movement from the front of the fabric to the back, and you can see exactly where your needle’s going. thanks sooooo much! Split is one of the stitches I use all the time. Please don’t think I’m boasting. Hope that helps! Judith, Hi, Judith – if you’re having trouble seeing the floss to split it, you probably need to use a magnifier, or at least check to make sure you’re using a good light. Perfect timing, thanks Mary. You’re parting two threads and coming up between them. Still working on my resolutions as suggested by your previous post! What an incredibly informative, insightful, and succinct explanation…once again. « Stem Stitch, How to work a stem stitch (Step By Step), Satin Stitch, How to work a satin stitch (Step by Step) ». Any tips on making the split stitch easier? Thanks! Would you believe, I’ve been embriodering for 60 years and never done this before…so again thanks for the explaination. Ringed back stitch, back stitches are worked to create half rings, these are completed by a second row of stitches to form ring outlines Favorite Kaleidoscopes: Patterns for Embroidery. Thank you so much for this explanation of the split stem stitch. If you’re familiar with Helen Stevens’s embroidery, she uses Piper’s silk, which is a very tiny filament silk, and her stitches are split, too. Even without seeing your reasonable pros. Stem stitch will now redirect here. It is just the way...Read More » Thanks for the excellent explanation Mary and the clear photos about these two different stitches. - PKM 21:31, 3 July 2007 (UTC) Explain. This upward movement pulls the fibers of the previous stitch up with the thread as it passes through and raises the previous stitch up with the current stitch. DMC Retors Mat 4 Art 89 – A Tapestry Thread with a Complex Name, Hand Embroidery Lessons & Step-by-Step Projects, Church / Ecclesiastical Embroidery Patterns, Creative Stitches for Contemporary Embroidery – Book Review, Hand Embroidered Monogram on Linen Guest Towel, Part II, https://www.needlenthread.com/2009/11/hand-embroidery-lettering-text-8-split.html. I love fine embroidery and I like to try different stitches, so hopefully my horizons are a bit wider after this deep discussion The “bridges” of the split stitches will support a smooth, clean edge for the satin stitch or long and short stitch that follows. Split stitch has been used for centuries in surface embroidery in single, small threads. Essentially, it’s like driving a car backward. Yesterday's article was specifically about the difference in the look of the stitch from the front, when stitching up or I’ve been getting ready to try Trish Burr’s kit and a little nervous about split stitch. With split stitch, you’re working the stitch movement from the back to the front of the fabric, coming up blindly somewhere in the middle of the previous stitch, in desperate hope of splitting it! If you’re using it as an outline underneath satin stitch or long and short stitch, chain stitch would not work as well. With split stitch, it bothers me that to do it the thread should be thick enough and the thickest thread I can tolerate is perle #8, well maybe 5… Usually I work with mouline and split stitch with #25 is impossible, right?… So what bothers me is that the thread becomes kind of vulnerable because it is split, you know…. My experience with split stitch was guillotining the thread – it was too awkward! For example, you’re working a satin stitched monogram, like this one: Or you might be working a leaf shaded in long and short stitch, like this one: You want the edges clean and straight and slightly raised, right? But the reason stem stitch and outline stitch are not ideal for this type of padding / outlining underneath satin stitch and long and short stitch is that they work up into a wavy (like interconnected S’s) line. How to Whipstitch. If you turn your fabric over, you’ll discover another reason to prefer split stitch to backstitch. I replied via email with specifications…. Start by inserting the needle at point A. Saved from red-brolly.com. Vetty Creations, Sydney Australia Oh yes: Happy New Year everybody!! Split backstitch - CanevasFolies Blog The split backstitch is ideal for making outlines before using satin stitch or long and short stitch. There is an alternative way to work a split stitch, and that is to work it like a back stitch.If you prefer the sewing method of embroidery, you may prefer to make your split stitches this way.. To begin, bring the needle up through the back of the fabric slightly to the right of where the stitching will begin. Do you have hints specifically for floss. The longer stitches on the back of back stitch give it wiggle room and it is harder to maintain your outline when stitching over it. I suppose being used to blunt needles I forgot that one can perhaps use millinery needle for fine thread. I have been doing various kinds of needlework for many years, and the best part of reading your blog is discovering the answers to questions I didn’t even know to ask! Kids' Crafts. Needlework Around the Traps – Learn Something New in 2013! Kids' Crafts. When working a proper split stitch line, each previous stitch is split by the needle coming up from the back of the fabric and through the stitch. Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download. That might help. And it does work well to put a border on something. The standard backstitch is ideal for embroidering letters with a nice outline. Yesterday's article was specifically about the difference in the look of the stitch from the front, when stitching up or The backstitch on the left is bumpy. I think it depends on the thread you’re using, how much coverage it gives, etc. The split back stitch is flatter on the fabric than the split stitch. Rarely do such instructions call for a backstitch outline. Filed Under: Back Stitches Tagged With: back stitch, basic stitches, Your email address will not be published. This pattern is for the Lickety Split Bag - a reversible bag that can be easily sewn in just a few hours (or less!). However,I do have a question for you. I need backstitch and split stitch for dummies. Must have been a VERY basic book she was working from! Other’s have their special ‘can do’s’ and this just came to me because of this post’s subject. I am currently working on your short and long stitch tutorial. So, on the back of the fabric, you’re not going to get as much bulk and build up when you begin working your satin stitch or long and short stitch over the split stitch line. It takes practice. Try it first with softly twisted, slightly heavier threads like floche or coton a broder, or with a really thick, softly twisted thread like DMC 4 Retors Mat, which is what I’m using in the photos above. But my preferred techniques would be outline stitch or stem stitch. © 2019 Embroidery For Beginners. I like the little raised edge, but if you don’t want it, you don’t have to split stitch at all. Embroidery hoop, 15cm (6″) (Bigger if you are working on a larger design). Mollie Johanson. To achieve this, the instructions will usually require the embroiderer to split stitch an outline around the element, and then to embroider just over the split stitch line. Hi, I am the communication chair for my local embroiderers’ guild chapter and I am doing our newsletter. But there’s a reason for split stitch, and all those designers that call for it as an outline underneath an embroidered element really do know what they’re doing, and they’re not out to drive you mad. You need to know the Back Stitch to be able to do this stitch. 7. When you go back after making a stitch, the previous stitch is pierced as you bring down the needle. Bring the needle up at point C. 5. It's great for outlines and text! This entry is a perfect example. As with any stitch, ease comes with practice. Once you get used to splitting the stitch from below using a thicker thread, then move on to a finer thread, like one strand of floss. The technique to use is like the back stitch but instead, finish by putting back the needle through the fabric in the middle of the preceding stitch and traversing it. Required fields are marked *. Jan 20, 2020 - So, you're venturing into a stitch or technique that requires a padded outline underneath the stitch... For example, you're working a satin stitched monogram, like this one: Or you might be working a leaf shaded in long and short stitch, like this one: You want the edges clean and Mollie Johanson. But it doesn’t hurt to try to get the split stitch down. All Rights Reserved.Terms of UsePrivacy & Disclosure, So, you’re venturing into a stitch or technique that requires a padded outline underneath the stitch…. My question is should the split stitch be done with the same type of thread/floss/yarn that will be used for the covering stitches? Oct 3, 2016 - split-stitch-vs-backstitch-comparison-by-red-brolly. I thought about using two strands but you explained why that wouldn’t be correct. She is the author of “Stitch Love: Sweet Creatures Big & Small.” Learn about The Spruce Crafts' Editorial Process. Eventually, I migrated to surface embroidery, teaching myself with whatever I could get my hands on...read more, ©2021 Needle 'n Thread. I love it when you show stitch comparisons and through your photos you can certainly see the difference between the stitches, I don’t have a problem with split stitch the only problem arises when I use more than one thread and I have to be careful to split the stitch and not go between the threads. your tips are so valuable. If not, consider a better craft light or even a magnifier… MC, Thank you very much for this post. Yesterday's article was specifically about the difference in the look of the stitch from the front, when stitching up or The split backstitch uses as much as 20 to 25% more thread than the standard split stitch. The reason why we use chain stitch is because Mountmellick embroidery is supposed to be chunky and high relief. The split stitch is a little like a traditional backstitch, but instead of coming up at the end of the last stitch, you bring your needle up through the middle of the last stitch. 1. Thanks for your explanation Mary. i’m very happy about today’s post because i have learnt a new lesson. I learned to embroider when I was a kid, when everyone was really into cross stitch (remember the '80s?). I’ve used it often on many things. What about you? The backstitch is the hand sewing stitch that I use the most. Ok, how do you split floss? Outline stitch, sometimes distinguished from stem stitch in that the thread passes above rather than below the needle. But you will be forgiven if you call both the stitches as same. The technique followed is like the Back Stitch. Oct 25, 2014 - Yesterday, we talked a little bit about the split stitch, discussing the direction from which the stitch is split: do you split up into the stitch or down into the stitch? Découvrez vos propres épingles sur Pinterest et enregistrez-les. If you turn your fabric over, you’ll discover another reason to prefer split stitch to backstitch. Hi Kris – if you want to forego that raised edge altogether, you can satin stitch without an outline, but the outline does make it easier to achieve a smooth edge. Instead, try the split backstitch – it would work better than chain stitch and is a little easier than regular split stitch. Saved from craftgossip.com. Now I know why and when to use one or the other. Give it a try! Very useful analysis of backstitch vs. split stitch. It may also be a question of eye sight. Keeps me on my toes! I learnt interesting and necessary facts in this post. Split back stitch ( Split stitch) This is a back stitch which is done in a slightly different manner. It actually creates either a split stitch line or a stem stitch line, or a combination of both, depending on where the needle entered the fabric in relation to the threads on the back. You are THE goddess of embroidery! The split stitch seems to give a “harder” edge under the satin stitch — I always figured because each stitch is less wiggly because it would be like each backstitch being stitched in the middle. I use it for regular hand sewing and as my primary embroidery stitch. Hi Mary, as I’m sure you already know, in Mountmellick embroidery we tend to use chain stitch to pad underneath satin stitch (and buttonhole stitch etc). If a hand sewn saddle stitch breaks, the thread is only loosened on one side and the stitch running on the other side of the material continues to hold the materials together. – MC, G’day there Mary, Stitch series is having a much-needed comeback! See the difference in the surface of the two stitches? Louise. Any argument for backstitch? Je comprends mieux la différence de ces points et leur utilité. How to do the Split Back Stitch. A very helpful tip indeed! If you have a needlework shop in the vicinity, the best thing to do is test them in the shop, to find one you like. 4. it is the way I visualize!!) by saying “You and your facts. DIY And Crafts. I’ve been doing crewel embroidery using crewel yarn and have started doing split stitch around the edges to get a sharp edge. Step 1: Tools and Materials. Why not just use two strands of floss and come up right between the two strands? What is the difference between the split stitch and split back stitch? Hi, Christine – thanks for your inquiry. For this type of embroidery, we work with a single strand of regular cotton embroidery floss or a single strand of tiny silk. , Yvette Stanton There is, believe it or not, a reason for this. I know what you’re thinking! So you don’t actually see the outlining when the whole piece is embroidered, because it’s under the satin stitch or long and short stitch. Because she’s tall for her age and is able to grasp some concepts so easily and is deft with her hands I sometimes think she’s a bit ‘slow’ with other things but have to remind myself that she’s only 3! Chain stitch padding is thick, firm and extremely stable. There is a very minute difference between the two stitches. Any insights into how you outline elements to pad satin stitch or long and short stitch? But wouldn’t you get a cleaner back if you use a running stitch instead of the back stitch if you cannot master the split stitch. Ensure that there are an equal number of threads on both sides of the needle. -MC, These are two of the hardest stitches I have ever tried to do. Please help! Chain stitch can be replaced with this stitch. I am learning how to needle or thread paint with a single strand of embroidery floss. Dec 24, 2015 - Split stitch vs split backstitch hand embroidery basics. Silk thread or wool can be used for this stitch. What is the difference between the split stitch and split back stitch? The stitches morph into each other. Craft Gossip. Just to say Thank you for every word I learned it from you ❤❤❤ Thanks for your insight! When working on long and short stitch, good light and (if you need it) magnification are important. Notify me of replies via e-mail. May I use the things from your site in our newsletter as long as I give you credit and provide the link? 3. Thanks for the knowledge you have given everyone. I hadn’t thought of your other very good reasons to use split stitch. It is just the way the needle is worked that makes the difference. It is just the way the needle is worked that makes the difference. Here is one example of how I have used it in an embroidery design. Your email address will not be published. And she’ll never be allowed to think herself too clever because her parents are very ‘down on the farm’ (literally too) and she revels in it. Can you see the thread clearly? Feel free to leave a comment below! The technique to use is like the back stitch but instead, finish by putting back the needle through the fabric in the middle of the preceding stitch and traversing it. I can barely see the two strands. I’m not talking about outlining that is seen on the surface when the work is finished (for example, line stitches used for stems, borders, etc.) When making prick ‘n stitch cards both backstitch and stem stitch have their place. Additional layers of chain stitch can be worked on top of the first layer, making the padding even higher. The backstitch is good for outlining very fine detail or going round sharp corners. 2015 - Cette épingle a été découverte par Dodo d'Halatte. Yes, we did mean different kinds of outlining… (blushing here) ; and it doesn’t matter if the thread is ‘vulnerable’ if it is going to be hidden after all…. January 26, 2019 By fasembroidery Leave a Comment. I always use split stitch when I outline an element as its smoother and less bulky as shown in your photos. 5 juil. Mar 25, 2019 - Yesterday, we talked a little bit about the split stitch, discussing the direction from which the stitch is split: do you split up into the stitch or down into the stitch? Continue working in a similar fashion. I’ve always use split stitch and had never considered using back stitch. Jul 2, 2015 - Embroidery basics showdown! Discover (and save!) Your best approach is to test your theories and see what effect you like best. You wont believe it, but I just experienced this yesterday! The knowledge of the Split Stitch will be an advantage. I also thought of using a stem stitch. Thank you so much. Here’s an example of split stitch using floche (for lettering). Thank you for your suggestions. The Split Backstitch Alternative . Talk:Backstitch. The backstitch is the stitch I use the most. 2. Your email address will not be published. Bonne année à vous et à vos proches. For hand stitch the strongest is the backstitch while for the sewing machine it may be the stretch or straight stitch. Ana. Excellent explanation!! Craft Instructions For Kids .. your own Pins on Pinterest I’m stitching on 22 count linen and plan on using a satin stitch for the Times New Roman alphabet I have to use. Take care. Pin Share Email Mollie Johanson . This means that the whole shape doesn’t get larger. It could of course be my last, but I’m thinking, if there is interest, and I am comfortable with the stitch, that I will expand the range a little. Haha. Work like the back stitch. This is a backstitched line, seen from a side angle. This type of shading and embroidery is probably the most common use of “split” stitches. You can also fill in any design with this split back stitch. How long should the stitches be & do you always come up through the centre of the stitch or can it be a bit off centre? She was just always able to do it. 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