Example types of stitches
Here is a list of the stitches used in our tackle twill to help you decide what look you want for your decoration. Some of these stitches can also be used in our regular embroidery.
Zigzag Stitch
This stitch is the most basic and most popular stitch to hold on tackle twill. It is typically a thread that matches the tackle twill color and used just to hold it. It is a utilitarian stitch and is not used in regular embroidered designs.
Satin Stitch
This stitch is used to add a nice clean border. You will not see the edge of the cut tackle twill with this stitch, but it will add more stitches to your design. It can be the same color thread or a contrasting color thread.
Bean Stitch
This is a more decorative stitch. Creating a unique look that resembles a dashed line around the border. It can be the same color thread or a contrasting color thread.
Fill Stitch
This is a stitch used to fill larger areas instead of tackle twill or a satin stitch. It can be used on all sizes of designs but tends to add a lot to the overall stitch count. We use this stitch for smaller detail areas that are too wide to use a satin stitch but not large enough for the use of tackle twill.
