How to Embroider: Beaded Seed Stitch - Video and Step by Step Tutorial

Beaded Seed Stitch
The beaded seed stitch looks like seeds scattered on the ground. This stitch can be spaced out or used to fill in a space and is a great way to add texture with beads. Use this DIY video and step-by-step tutorial to learn how to embroider the beaded seed stitch.
What you'll need to create the beaded seed stitch:
Beaded Seed Stitch Video
Beaded Seed Stitch Step-by-Step Tutorial
1. The beaded seed stitch is a great way to attach beads to fill in sections. Start by bring the needle up from the back of the fabric to the front. Slide a bead on to the needle and down the thread so that it’s flush with the fabric. Then make a short stitch forward in any direction to fill the space.

2. Next, leave a space away from the previous stitch and bring the needle back up through the fabric. Slide the bead onto the thread and then make another short stitch forward in a different direction.

3. Continue filling the space with short, small stitches that go in different directions.

TIP: For this stitch, the bead should easily slide down the needle and thread. If it doesn’t, switch to a thinner needle/ one with a smaller eye or try using a beading needle.
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