Here a stitch, there a stitch - part 5 Gypsy Garden Collection

I like looking at the photographs at http://gipsygardencollection.blogspot.com/
She also has a nice tutorial on how to make rick-rack flowers for those of you who have buckets of the stuff :)

Here a stitch, there a stitch - part 4

http://www.parddu.net/stitches.html has a nice page of very basic stitches with drawings and directions.

Here a stitch, there a stitch - part 3

Maya at http://millionlittlestitches.blogspot.com/ has an interesting way of presenting her embroidery stitches - little book pages.

Here a stitch, there a stitch - part 2

Needlecrafter has a nice way of presenting embroidery stitches. The section is called Stitch Dictionary and is literally that. Everything is divided up alphabetically with word definitions and in some instances a potted history. A little eyeglass takes you to a black and white drawing of how to do each stitch e.g. Chevron Stitch - A primary embroidery stitch worked from left to right along parallel lines. Rows of Chevron Stitch can be stacked to make an attractive border or filling.
http://www.needlecrafter.com/Stitches/stitches.html
So if you are on the go a lot and learning embroidery why not print out a stitch or two to take along with you.