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By Lindee Goodall

Accordion Spacing

Stitch spacing that gradually changes between dense and open fill, producing effects similar to halftones and color mix. Used for shading, color effects, layering, and interleaving several colors.

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Embroidery Tip

  • Use only as much underlay as you absolutely need in a design. Too much makes the design feel thick and stiff and unnecessarily increases the stitch count.

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