The Lazy Daisy stitch is also known as the separate chain stitch. It is a simple and versatile embroidery stitch.
It looks like a tiny looped chain on the fabric, similar to the shape of a petal or leaf.
It is commonly used to create flower petals, leaves and other decorative elements in embroidery designs.
How to execute lazy daisy stitch :
- START : Bring the needle up through the fabric at the starting point of your stitch.
2. CREATING THE LOOP : Insert the needle back into the fabric very close to the starting point, creating a small loop of thread on the fabric’s surface.
3. SECURING THE LOOP : While holding the loop, bring the needle up through the fabric inside the loop to secure it.
4. SHAPING THE PETAL OR LEAF : Now, gently pull the thread to shape the loop into a petal or leaf.
5. ANCHORING THE STITCH : Secure the loop by inserting the needle back into the fabric close to the base of the loop.
6. REPEAT : Continue this process to create additional lazy daisy stitches as needed.
7. END : After completing your last stitch, secure the thread on the back of the fabric with a knot.
The lazy daisy stitch is a fun and versatile stitch that adds charm and dimension to embroidery designs.
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