Sun Wheel Stitch
Sun Wheel hand embroidery stitch is a decorative variation of the Blanket stitch. Blanket stitches are embroidered in the circle, creating a round shape with rays that imitate the form of the Sun. It is similar to the Buttonhole Wheel stitch, but the Blanket stitches are mirrored.
Applications Of The Sun Wheel Stitch
Sun Wheel hand embroidery Stitch is very decorative and is often used in surface embroidery to depict flowers. Besides that, it is an excellent stitch for mending. It can cover minor stains or holes in the garments and decorate them simultaneously.
More Variations Of The Blanket Stitch
Learn how to embroider Sun Wheel Stitch
Follow the step-by-step tutorial with detailed photos below, and you will learn the Sun Wheel Stitch quickly. If you are a visual learner, watch a video lesson in the tutorial or on the Practical Embroidery YouTube channel to learn this hand embroidery stitch faster.
How to embroider Sun Wheel Stitch
Step-by-step hand embroidery tutorial
Instructions
1. Mark a rounded shape with a round center.
2. Embroider Blanket stitches with the legs facing outwards.
3. Keep the distance between the stitches equal.
4. When all the form is filled, anchor the last stitch to the first one and close the round.
Video tutorial
Tools and materials I used for this sampler
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What’s next?
If you’re in the mood to explore more hand embroidery stitches, check out the Stitches and Techniques page for the list of other fantastic stitches available on my blog. From timeless classics to modern twists, a whole world of stitches is waiting for you to explore and master. So, grab your hoop and needle, and let’s stitch our way to creative bliss!
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