Flat Stitch

Flat stitch  - one or two needles - is a technique allowing beaders to experiment with different beading designs, sizes and materials, such as caribou fur, antler, tassels, handmade pompoms and more.

 

Two-needle flat stitch makes caribou tufting a possibility. Caribou tufting is the process of using caribou fur to produce three dimensional textures by trimming bundles of caribou fur onto reinforced material. This technique was traditionally created and honed by Dene and Métis Peoples. Therefore, two-needle flat stitch is more time consuming, and this technique can take years to perfect.

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