Embroidery Sewed with the Darning Stitch -Using extra-thick and average-thick yarn- Tomomi Mimura

The darning stitch is a technique in which threads are crossed vertically and horizontally to create a surface as if weaving a piece of cloth. This is originally a mending technique, but it can be combined to create cute designs.

Since a large surface can be filled in a short time, it is ideal for bold designs such as cushions.
The yarns used are mainly wool yarns. Yarns left over from knitting are a great help. Mixing various yarns and using gradient yarns makes the process of creating complex colors fun.
Includes a full-size pattern.

[Table of Contents]
01 Square cushion
02 Stuffed animal cushion
03 Embroidery on a sweater
04 Embroidery on pants
05~07 Jute bag
08 Embroidery on eco bag
09 Sewing Pouch
10 Sacoche
11 Wall decoration
12 Round zabuton
13 Bracelet
14 White goat
15 Black goat
16 Lion
17 Fur seals and penguins
18 Capybara
19 Mole
20 Dog
21 Sparrow
22 Anemone
23 Bird’s-foot trefoil

How to make
Basic tools / Cloth / Yarn / Darning Stitch Basics / Applications / Various Expressions / Let’s actually stitch the pattern / Various stitches / Full-size pattern / How to tailor