Bullion stitch tutorial

Bullion knot (bullion stitch) is a very versatile stitch. You can use Bullion knots not only to make famous Bullion roses but also, to embroider petals of other flowers, make buds, leaves, grass, starfish, and many more. Watch a video tutorial and learn how to make a bullion knot stitch! Impara ricamo a mano - Punto vapore. Siuvinėjimo dygsniai - Video. #bullionknot #puntovapore #embroidery #diy

Also known as: bullion stitch, caterpillar stitch, coil stitch, knot stitch, post stitch, worm stitch, Puerto Rico rose, grub knot This is an interesting stitch used to make simple motifs. I would say that this is an ‘elongated’ knot which can be...

Tutorial for working a bullion knot stitch

Using bullion stitches as petals – why not? This bullion stitch flower is a nice one to spread in between other flowers. Adapt it to your taste by adding more […]

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Can't get the bullion knot right? Read this post to know which needle you need to use, an alternative (and easier) way to work bullion knot and the possible mistakes you might be making.

How to Embroider: Fluffier Cast On Stitch- Video and Step by Step Tutorial Multi-Needle Cast On Stitch The cast on stitch creates a raised line on the top of the fabric. This embroidery stitch is similar to the bullion knot in that it creates a raised knot on the front of the fabric. The cast on stitch, however, is more rectangular in shape and has a different texture in the stitch. You can also add dimension to this stitch, making it fluffier or more spaced out.

You probably spotted before all these beautiful roses or lavender flowers worked with bullion stitches? This stitch was a fantastic discovery for me. Despite its peculiar look, it is actually wonderfully versatile – it's used for stitching flowers, hair (including braids), rye, caterpillars and it is also a component of many compound stitches. For example, the bullion picot buttonhole edging. You can also play with its size and shape, so the possibilities for its use in hand embroidery are…