Split stitch is a great stitch for doing lovely straight or curved lines or outlines. 🪡 Unlike stitches like back stitch or running stitch, where you get a dip in the line each time you go in and out of the fabric, with split stitch, it's a really even overall effect. Which makes it one of my top picks for outlines and stitching words! Split stitch can also be used as a cool filler stitch, which builds up quite a textured overall effect. It's also a very forgiving stitch. Learn this stitch and

Split stitch - it's a simple stitch, but it can do Oh So Much! Lines, fillings, you name it! This is the stitch used in Opus Anglicanum. It's also the ideal stitch for outlining under satin stitch. Definitely one to add to your repertoire! You can see samples and read more about it - with tips to help you master it - here: https://www.needlenthread.com/2006/10/split-stitch-video-tutorial-for-hand.html Feel free to share the video with your stitching crowd and to your timeline, so you can find it

Learn 5 experienced embroidery stitches with me! 🪡Split stitch 🪡Stem stitch 🪡Long & short stitch 🪡Whipped back stitch 🪡Seed stitch Learn these stitch techniques and many more in the Intermediate Stitch Sampler kit: www.cleverpoppy.com 💕 #embroidery #stitches #embroiderystitches #modernembroidery #DIY | Clever Poppy

6.4 Splitting criteria (L06: Decision Trees)