How to Work a Flystitch

A simple and versatile stitch that creates a "V" or "Y" shape, resembling the spread wings of a flying bird, which is where it gets its name. It’s commonly used for creating lines, borders, and decorative elements like leaves, veins, or scattered patterns in designs.

A single detached stitch, similar to the Feather Stitch in construction. Bring needle from back to front and insert needle at desired point for second point of stitch. Exit from back to front between and slightly to left or right of first portion of stitch, secure loop with a small stitch.