Double Sided Cast On Embroidery Stitch with Lorna Bateman
Embroidery • Educational, G, 31-Jan-2020
The double sided cast on stitch is particularly useful for creating a 3D effect in your embroidery. In this instance Lorna has used it to create the bullrush flower in her garden. Which could also be used to create a 3D caterpillar and/or foliage.
Lorna talks you through the threads you can use, which are cast-over a milliners needle.
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