Satin stitch - How to quick video tutorial - hand embroidery stitches for beginners

The satin stitch is a series of straight stitches placed next to each other. It is used as an embroidery fill stitch for small shapes on an embroidery project and gives a silky, satin look to the piece. For even more dimension, try adding a seed stitch underneath or test out the long and short stitch if you'd like to shade to a different color within the same shape.

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[courtneycallen]

Thank you for this short, simple and straight to the point video!!!

[FDF_Official]

thank you so much! i had to embroider eyes onto my knitted stuffed animal i’m giving to my little sister, and this helped out so much!!!

[pinkheart]

Finally a simple video that is easy to understand! Thank you ❤

[SwazNasty]

The satin stitch looks soo good i wish i could make mine look like that. I think i should probably fill before outline

[lindacottle]

Hi I appreciate the simplicity of the videos. I am putting a star on a tree and it’s calling for a satin stitch with this being an angular shape, is it best to outline the star first, and then fill it in? Thank you.
Linda

[princesssaumay]

Hello, what type of fabric do you use?

[hellencurrie]

Thank you for sharing this explanation. I have a question. What type of fabric do you use??