Reversed decorative stitch embroidery, commonly referred to as bobbin work, flips the traditional stitching process upside down. Instead of using fine embroidery thread in the needle, heavier or specialty threads, like metallics, silk ribbons, or thick cottons, are wound into the bobbin and stitched from the wrong side of the fabric. When turned over, the right side reveals beautifully bold and textured patterns. This technique is ideal for creating whimsical designs such as a sweet little bunny, where fluffy outlines, whiskers, and even delicate pastel accents add life and personality.

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