How to do a pin stitch

Pin stitch… but started from the back 🪡 Same technique, same result — just a different entry point. Some stitchers find this version better cause there is no risk of fuzzy tails poking through, especially when you’re working with confetti stitches. I’m always going to say this: there is no single “right” way to stitch, its about what works for you. Start by working out the starting stitch and which way the weave is on that stitch, vertical or horizontal. Then from the back slide the needle unde

This is the pin stitch! It’s an option for starting from the front and is amazing for confetti cross stitches. Here’s how I do it (there a few different ways to do it, you can also ‘pin’ the tails through the centre of the square) 1️⃣ Find your starting stitch, then work out if it has a horizontal or vertical overlay. 2️⃣ Thread your needle through the overlay, until the tails are underneath (which is the centre of the square). 3️⃣ Go back down at the starting hole. 4️⃣ Now bring your needle up

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