STITCH TYPES
SATIN STITCH
Flat stitches sewn closely
together to cover sections
of fabric. Used for letters,
borders, and areas of design.
Forms a pattern resembling
satin.
FILL STITCH
A series of parallel running
stitches used to cover large
areas. Can alter the angle,
length, and repeat sequence
of the stitches to create
different fill patterns.
RUN STITCH
A single line of stitches used
mostly for thin outlines or
borders and fine detailing.
PUFF
Satin stitches are sewn over
a foam / plastic / rubber
foundation to create a 3-D
puffy effect. Works best with
large rounded letters and art.