Creating a simple fly stitch around your mirror is one of the simplest ways you can embroider around the mirror.
The Fly Stitch
Fly stitching is a basic surface embroidery stitch that you can work alone on dispersed fillings or rows. You can also work with different types, making it useful for sewing different types of lines with cleaner and less stitching. Each fly stitch is made up of two stitches - a horizontal long stitch, which becomes a V and a vertical ticking stitch.
The fly stitch is made by making a horizontal loop, and then pulls the loop and grips it with a small straight stitch. The alphabet U or V seems to be secured with small straight stitches to see the stitches. It resembles an isolated feather stitch and is very versatile. There are several ways you can use it in your embroidery project; Like grass stalks or flying birds on the ground, as a small flower owl, as a border design. This stitch enhances your work in different ways.
4) The mirror with lazy daisy stitch
- Create a thread frame for this. Mark a circle around your mirror and then sew a lazy daisy across the circle.
- After the flower stitch is finished, attach the glue to the mirror and place the frame on top and sew in place with small stitches made of the same color thread.
The Lazy Daisy stitch
Also known as: seamless chain stitching. It is often used to design petals and give small flower patterns. It consists of a single loop of chain rather than a continuous pattern. Lazy Daisy is one of the extremely simple stitches. Not only does this stitch need to be limited to petals and leaves but it can also be used for more complex designs.
The lazy daisy sewing chain is a beautiful variation of the stitch. It is also known as detached chain stitch. It is a single chain stitch protected by a straight stitch lazy daisy refers to a flower when multiple single chain stitches (more than 1) are made around the petal formation point.
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