Milanese Stitch

Milanese Stitch

Milanese Stitch is a diagonal stitch. It is made up of stitches that resemble "triangles" in the canvas when complete. 
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Kalem Stitch- Vertical

Kalem Stitch- Vertical

Kalem Stitches are great stitches for clothing because of their knitted look.
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Mosaic Stitch

Mosaic Stitch

Mosaic Stitches are great stitches for any square area on your canvas that is two canvas threads by two canvas threads. 
Mosaic Stitch- Reverse

Mosaic Stitch- Reverse

Reverse Mosaic Stitches are great stitches for any square area on your canvas that is two canvas threads by two canvas threads. 
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Double Hungarian Stitch

Double Hungarian Stitch

Double Hungarian Stitch is a cousin to Hungarian Stitch
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Hungarian Stitch

Hungarian Stitch

Hungarian Stitch is made up of groups of three stitches. Two of the stitches are vertical stitches span over two canvas threads and the third spans over four. 
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Double Parisian Stitch

Double Parisian Stitch

Double Parisian Stitch is made up of vertical straight stitches over two and over four canvas threads. The stitches are worked in pairs. 
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Bargello Wave- Vertical

Bargello Wave- Vertical

Bargello Stitches are great stitches for water and areas you want to add movement to. They can be worked with rows directly next to each other, or like our diagram and example, can be spaced out with an open canvas thread between. 
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Hesitation Stitch- Reverse

Hesitation Stitch- Reverse

Reverse Hesitation Stitch is a cousin of the Reverse Scotch Stitch.
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Skip Tent Variation

Skip Tent Variation

Skip Tent Variation Stitch is a great light coverage background stitch. 
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Bargello Wave Stitch- Horizontal

Bargello Wave Stitch- Horizontal

Bargello Stitches are great for water. This is one of our favorites.
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Brick Stitch- Vertical Single

Brick Stitch- Vertical Single

There are so many variations on Brick Stitches. This version of the stitch is worked as a vertical straight stitch that spans over two canvas threads.