Hand embroidery edging stitches are worked along the perimeter of the fabric. These stitches have two purposes. First of all, stitches along the trims define the textile’s edge, securing it and preventing the fabric from fraying. At the same time, these stitches embellish the hem, adding visual interest and enhancing the overall look of the garment or home textile.
If you are a visual learner and prefer learning hand embroidery techniques with video tutorials, check out my YouTube channel! I have a full playlist dedicated to hand embroidery stitches for edge fishing!
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