Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
RAMOS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Ramos, Tarlac

TLE 7
Learning Activity
Sheets
Week 4, 5, and 6

HANDICRAFT PRODUCTION
Fourth Quarter

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 Different Embroidery Stitches

MELC: LO 1. Different Embroidery Stitches Code: (TLE_HEHD7/8EA-0a-b-1) Objectives:

a. identify different basic stitches in handicraft; (herringbone stitch, stem stitch, split stitch,
lazy daisy stitch and fishbone knot) b. create designs for embroidery stitches; and c. apply the
step-by-step process of different basic stitches.

Sewing for beginners can be a lot of fun because it is so exciting as you learn what you are
doing and start creating your first projects. In this lesson, you will learn more different
stitches. You are going to love it! Let us learn to sew!

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For this part, you will be going to learn the step-by-step process of each given embroidery
stitches.

Herringbone Stitch- A basic overlapping

stitch popular for its use in borders. It is so
named as it resembles the bones extending
from the spine of a herring fish.

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How to do Herringbone Stitch

STEP I Bring the needle out
through the first stitch line at
A. Now, take the needle in
through B, which lies
diagonally across A on the
second stitch line. Then, take
the needle back out through
C, which lies near B.
STEP II Now, the same
procedure will be worked
on the first stitch line. Take
the needle diagonally across
to D and bring the needle
back out through E.
STEP III Continue to make
such crosses on both stitch
lines alternately. Make sure
the diagonal stitches are
parallel to each other to bring
out the best look.

STEP IV A finished sequence

of the Herringbone Stitch would
look like this

https://www.embroidery.rocksea.org/stitch/herringbone-stitch/herringbone-stitch/

Split Stitch- It is made by piercing or

splitting the previous stitch, that creates
a solid line, that can be look like a
braided thread.

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How to do Split Stitch

STEP I Bring out STEP II Take the STEP III While

the thread through needle backward to bringing out the thread
A and put it in bring it out through C. through C, take it in
through B Note that C lies between the thread,
halfway between A splitting it into two.
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STEP IV Again, put the STEP V Continue this

needle in through D to STEP VI The reverse
procedure to finish the
bring it out through B, of the fabric will give
stitch. The only thing to
splitting the thread you a back-stitch
keep in mind is to split
pattern.
the thread when bringing
the needle out. In some
way, it will give you a
visual feel of chain
stitch.

https://www.embroidery.rocksea.org/stitch/stem-stitch/split-stitch/

Stem Stitch- It is used to create a thin line

and can be used to outline embroidered
shapes, to form flower stems and vines.
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How to do Stem Stitch

STEP I Bring out the STEP II You need to

thread through A and STEP III Take the
note that the point C
take it in through B. needle in through D.
lies about halfway
Take the needle Try to mark D in
through A and B. Also
backwards and bring such a way that the
note that C lies on top
the thread out point B will lie
of the stitch A-B. So,
through C. Make sure halfway through C-
all the subsequent
the point C lies over D. Bring the needle
stitch points will lie on
the stitch A-B. out through B.
top of their previous
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STEP IV So, the pattern of two
stitches of the stem stitch will be as
shown above
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Lazy Daisy Stitch - It is also called detached chain stitch, this stitch is work in
a circle to resemble the petals of a flower
How to do Lazy daisy Stitch
STEP I Bring the thread out
through A. Put in the needle near
A and bring it out through point B,
but do not pull the needle out
completely. Now, loop the thread
around the needle, like we would
in chain stitch.
STEP V Continue this pattern
of stitching with the needle
coming out through the top of
the previous stitch always.
STEP II Pull out the needle out
to tighten the loop. Put in the
needle just outside the chain
created and that will finish the
lazy daisy stitch.
STEP VI The reverse of the fabric will
give you a back-stitch pattern.
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STEP III This stand- alone stitch can be used freely
to be a part of any design. Proceed with making
multiple lazy daisies around the marked stitch line.
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STEP IV The completed flower

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Fishbone Stitch - a kind of filling stitch which is ideal for making leaves or
feathers. It requires us to divide the pattern into two and each side is filled
alternately giving it a plaited effect in the center, thus, ideal to make leaves
or feathers.

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STEP I To begin with, bring the
needle out through point A, which is
the top tip of line Y. Put it in through
B, to make a single straight stitch.
STEP II Now, bring the needle out
from a point very close to A on the
line X. Put it in through a point very
close to B online Y. Again, pull out
the needle through a point very close
to A on line Z .
STEP III This
procedure of putting in the needle through X
and Z alternatively will follow. Each time we
will be connecting X-Y and Y-Z
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STEP VI Once finished; the filled STEP VII Make sure all the stitch points lie close
STEP V Halfway through, leaf leaf would look like this. to each other to avoid any visible spaces.
would look like this. You can see
the rib being formed.

https://www.embroidery.rocksea.org/stitch/fishbone-stitch/fishbone-stitch/

Guided Activity 1: DESIGN IT YOURSELF

Directions: Draw your own embroidery design for every stitches. Use the space provided.

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PERFORMANCE ACTIVITY
Materials: 5 pcs of clean cloth/fabric 3” x 4”, embroidery needle, thread, thimble, scissor, and other embroidery tools needed.
Time Frame: 1 Week

Examples: Fishbone Stitch Lazy Daisy Stitch

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Stem Stitch Split Stitch

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