Hand Embroidery Tutorial - Filling with Back Split Stitch and Fishbone Stitch

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Back split stitch - the split stitch creates a solid line. Begin by pulling the needle up through the fabric and do one stitch forward. From underneath, space the needle out the length of your desired stitch, pull up through the fabric, and bring the needle and floss back down through the center of the previous stitch.
Fishbone stitch - the fishbone stitch is a great stitch to embroider leaves. Using two strands of floss gives a smooth, shiny effect, but if you want a quicker result you can use all 6 strands. Start with a vertical stitch, which is around 1/3rd to 1/2 the length of the leaf. Now bring the needle up again, but slightly to the left side of the center and make a diagonal straight stitch ending slightly to the right from the center. Now repeat the same thing on the other side. Bring the needle up on the outline slightly to the right of the center and insert the needle at a point to the left of the center. If you do it right you will notice that the stitches are crossing at the bottom. Continue working the fishbone stitch in the same manner. Your stitches will keep crossing at the bottom which will create a “spine” effect.
In this video I'm using all 6 strands and size 5 needle.
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what kind of fabric do you use？