Silk Ribbon Japanese Ribbon Stitch

Silk Ribbon Japanese Ribbon Stitch Youtube Use the following special method to secure the ribbon length into the needle. thread one end of the ribbon through the needle’s eye for 3"–4" (7.6–10.2 cm), pierce the ribbon with the needle’s tip about ½" (1.3 cm) from the short end, and pull on the longer length to form wthe ribbon around the needle’s eye. Beginning the ribbon stitch. starting the ribbon stitch is quite simple: thread your needle: as with the flat stitch, start by threading your needle with the embroidery silk ribbon. initiate the stitch: push the needle up through the fabric from the back to the front. pull the ribbon all the way through.

Silk Ribbon Embroidery Instructions Ribbon Stitches Embroidery Very easy and you can apply for many different projects.find me here instagram norma.rterrazas subscribe for more ideas with ribbon, crafts,. This video shows how to do the ribbon stitch aka japanese ribbon stitch and the padded ribbon stitch.visit my blog for more of my work: honeybeesbliss . 1. bring up needle, pull through. holding ribbon or thread, lay needle on top. 2. wrap ribbon or thread around needle two to three times. insert needle at back into fabric, a thread or two from initial point. gently slide wrapped ribbon thread down needle to rest against fabric, and pull through. It's very easy to do, but hard to explain, so this is a very helpful video. note that ruth uses the japanese ribbon stitch to lock the wide 7mm ribbon into the needle and also uses it to create foliage on her canvas. i suspect she is using river silks silk ribbons as it comes in 4mm, 7mm and 13mm widths and is exceptionally strong.