Hand Embroidery : Back Stitch Description:
Backstitch stitch is a category of embroidery and sewing stitches within which individual stitches are created backward to the general direction of stitching.
In embroidery, these stitches form lines and are most frequently used to define shapes and to feature fine detail to an embroidered image.
how to:
1) To work the back stitch, bring the thread through from the back side of the fabric to the front at your starting point 1.
2) And go back a short distance in the backward direction from point 1, complete a single stitch at point 2.
3) Bring the thread through point 3 short distance from point 1 and go back the point 3 which is the starting point for the previous stitch.
4)Repeat the step until you have achieved the desired stitch length.
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