Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

bye! It was a new point last month, but it started with a completely different point, hehe. Come and see.


Therefore, we will first talk about sewingneedles as an open filling technique (the type of filler that allows it to pass through the back) as two examples. If you accidentally scatter individual droplets, you can use a spray method. Another seam you can use for sewing is the French knot , lazy dice - any small seam for that matter.

The Chevron seam we are studying today, should not be disassembled, it can only be worked in one row. But it is still suitable as a filler :)

First, let's look at how a sewing machine works.

How to sew a scarf?


The Chevron seam is stretched in 2 horizontal lines. However, you do not want to mark it because it is not completely covered. Then follow the hole or mark the correct seam. Or follow your instincts as I did, otherwise it will not be 100% pure, huh.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

In the fabric, slide the needle slightly forward to the right and return between the 2 ends. The working thread remains on the needle.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

After pulling the needle, straighten it and the thread will now come out from the bottom. Now imagine the zigzag by placing the needle in the bottom line where it is located. Move the needle slightly to the left while staying in line.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

Now stick to the right, returning the needle to the corner.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

Go back to the top row, insert the needle where there is another corner. Pull the needle slightly to the left.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

Bring the needle to the right where the angle is created and sew to the right.

Repeat.

As you can see, when crossing the top and bottom lines, always place the needle in the corner. Then sew directly on it.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

When the thread is finished, thread the needle into one of the straight strings and trim the thread back.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

So the preparation is here.

Filler filter


But magic does not stop there. You can do this stitch correctly on multiple files.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

Here I twisted my ring and sewed it under the old thread.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

No need to turn it on, I just want to do it because I only want to do 2 lanes here, it is faster to do the normal way from left to right.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

But if you have to make several rows, for example, if you want to fill an entire egg, it is easier to do it from left to right and then from right to left. Also, as shown in the picture above, when my congestion is small, I prefer to work with a piercing method rather than when I can.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

Because the eggs are a little different (ie, the petals, not the twigs), I began to kill them more closely. How to manage full seams? Once you have lost half of the eggs, you can complete the rest.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

Here is the result.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

Personally, I really like what it looks like.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

And if you add this little detail to another color, it will create a completely different image.

Chevron stitch lesson: line and filler

A little decoration :)

So, yes, it is a waste of time. Because I did not mention anything, but when he did, I pooped, he had his own injuries. But for me it adds beauty, hehe.


This type of open trunk lace is the latest point of view this month. But it is very similar to the technique we are going to learn next month. Enjoy.
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