Needlepoint Finishing: The Binding Stitch, A step by step tutorial
*CORRECTION: I am using DMC Pearl Cotton Number 3 (NOT Number 5) The binding stitch is a sturdy, decorative finishing stitch that seals the raw edges of your needlepoint canvas. Ideal for belts, keychains, bookmarks, purse straps, and other small handled pieces, it protects the edges from fraying while adding a polished final touch. In this video, I’ll show you step-by-step how to do the binding stitch, including: • Anchoring and starting at the top left-hand corner • Folding and stitching the edge neatly • The “back three, up one” method for a braid-like finish • How to handle running out of thread mid-row • Tips for thread color choice to match, contrast, or complement your design This stitch is simple, durable, and elevates your small needlepoint projects to a professional finish. More from Maison Needlepoint: www.maisonneedlepoint.com Subscribe to our Newsletter for helpful Needlepoint tips, early access to new designs and so much more: https://www.maisonneedlepoint.com/new...

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