The brushes contained are:
1. Running Stitch (the most common)
2. Running Stitch Double
3. Basting Stitch
4. Whip Stitch
5. Zigzag Stitch
6. Zigzag Stretch Stitch
7. Fell Stitch
8. Running Fell Stitch
9. Paris Stitch
10. Arrow Stitch
11. Feather Stitch
12. Cross Stitch
13. Button Hole Stitch (used for Embroidery as well)

IMPORTANT: The brushes were created on Zbrush 2020, so please make sure your client is updated to avoid any bugs!

Installation recommendations :
1. Unpack the vF_CustomStitchBrushes.rar in any folder on your pc
2. Create a shortcut of the folder
3. Copy the shortcut of the folder on your Zbrush's brush folder (drive:\Program Files\Pixologic\ZBrush version\ZBrushes)
4. Open Zbrush, press "," (comma) to open the Lightbox, go to Brushes and locate the folder
5. Done!!!

I recommend this method of organizing brushes because every brush you create or acquire, you can just drop it on your computer's library and zbrush will find it once you access through the lightbox shortcut.
This way you can always format your pc without worring of losing files or creating backups everytime, as well as organizing your brush library on Zbrush's startup menus.

Tips to use:
I like to sculpt the cloth separate of the stitch, manually or with help of alphas, and then I just duplicate the cloth subtool and delete the subdivisions to a lower one. Then I place the IMM curve brush.
This way you have a better control of the thickness,color,material and size of the stitch, that you normally don't have with only Alpha brushes (that contain cloth and stitch info together and are kinda fake).

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