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Five Basic Stitches Used in Cross Stitch Embroidery:  Step one

      

Stitch a cross stitch by following these simple steps.

Here's How:

  1. Thread the needle with two strands of the floss cut to a length of about 12 inches. To begin the stitch, start with the needle behind the fabric. Bring the needle and floss up through a hole in one of the squares in the Aida fabric near the center of the piece of fabric. This hole is represented by 1 on the diagram.

     
  2. Insert the needle in the hole that lies diagonally from hole one as indicated by 2 on the diagram.

     
  3. Bring the needle back up through hole 3 - directly under hole 2.

     
  4. Complete the cross stitch by inserting the needle at 4.

     
  5. Flip to the back of the fabric. Secure the "tail" of the floss by pulling it under the thread.

     
  6. Practice stitching cross stitches until you feel comfortable with the stitch.

Tips:

  1. Try stitching with a hoop.

     
  2. The floss should lay flat against the Aida fabric. As you practice, you will find the right amount of tension to place on the floss.

What You Need:

  • Fabric
  • Short length of floss
  • Tapestry Needle
  • Scissors
  • Hoop (optional)