Tips for beautifully finishing the back side of Lazy daisy stitch and French knot stitch
On this page, we have summarized some tips to make the back side of Lazy daisy stitch and French knot stitch as bulky as possible. I would appreciate it if you could use it as a reference.
Even if the embroidery looks the same when viewed from the front, it will look different on the back depending on the order of embroidery and the way you start and end the stitches.
Left side
Lazy daisy stitch clockwise,
French knot stitch, two small straight stitches are used as the stitch at the beginning and end of the stitch.
Right side
Lazy daisy stitch is random,
French knot stitch is when the ball knot and ball stop are used as stitches at the beginning and end of the stitch.
The appearance of the back side changes depending on the order of embroidery and the way you start and end the stitching.
table of contents
【１】When embroidering Lazy daisy stitch randomly
【２】When embroidering Lazy daisy stitch clockwise
【３】The beginning and end of French knot stitch
【４】Comparison of the back side of embroidery
【１】When embroidering Lazy daisy stitch randomly
If you proceed with the Lazy daisy stitch in a random manner, the back side will also have a random look.
If you embroider randomly, it will be easier to insert the needle over the thread.
【２】When embroidering Lazy daisy stitch clockwise
Embroidering in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction minimizes the bulk of the thread on the back side.
【３】The beginning and end of French knot stitch
By using two small straight stitches at the beginning and end of the French knot stitch, you can minimize the bulk on the back side.
【４】Comparison of the back side of embroidery
Left side
Lazy daisy stitch clockwise,
French knot stitch, two small straight stitches are used as the stitch at the beginning and end of the stitch.
Right side
Lazy daisy stitch is random,
French knot stitch is when the ball knot and ball stop are used as stitches at the beginning and end of the stitch.
The appearance of the back side changes depending on the order of embroidery and the way you start and end the stitching.
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