Which is the best online store for Shisha?

As the leading online hookah store in hookahs, hookah accessories and hookah parts we carry the widest variety and most popular flavors of shisha tobacco. Combine that with our price matching guarantee, speedy delivery and outstanding customer service and you can see why we are able to serve your hookah needs better than any company in the world.

Are there rewards for buying a hookah at Shisha?

For a limited time, Hookah-Shisha.com is offering a $0.00 credit towards your Tobacco Tax. Reward points are as good as cash towards your next purchase. Every 50 reward points equals $1 in store credit. The more you shop with us the more you save.

Where can I buy Starbuzz Hookah Shisha online?

Buying Starbuzz shisha online has never been easier. Pick the size of the Starbuzz container and then shop for Starbuzz flavors. Starbuzz Blue Mist is our best selling Starbuzz flavor, but as an authorized Starbuzz shisha reseller we offer dozens of Starbuzz shisha flavors to choose from.

What kind of stitch is a shisha stitch?

The most common shisha stitch found in most stitch dictionaries is a combination buttonhole and chain stitch worked over a grid of holding threads that anchor the small mirrors to fabric. Today, we’re going to look at the basic stitch, and then later on, we’ll look at some variations. This is a very detailed tutorial, with lots of pictures.

What kind of needle do you use for Shisha?

At this point, it would be a good idea, if you can, to switch to a blunt tapestry needle. The blunt tip will slip easily over the mirror and it won’t snag the foundation stitches. Usually, with shisha, the foundation stitches and the decorative stitch worked over it are the same color.

What do the red dots on a shisha stitch mean?

The red dots indicate where stitches begin and end. Once you go down at J, come up at K. Go down at L. Come up at M, down at N, up at O, and finally down at P. Each time you start a new long stitch, make sure you pull the working thread tightly, to snug up the previous stitch. This is the finished foundation.