Embroidery Stitches

1. What type of embroidery stitches is commonly used for outlining a design?

• Back stitch

• Chain stitch

• Running stitch

• Satin stitch

2. A single detached stitch that is used to create the eyes of an embroidered face or center of a flower.

• Cross stitch

• French knot stitch

• Herringbone stitch

• Seed stitch

3. A stitch with loops evenly done on both sides of the design area.

• Bullion stitch

• Feather stitch

• Satin stitch

• Seed stitch

4. This embroidery stitch is known as detached chain stitch; used to make loops resembling the petals of a flower.

• French stitch

• Herringbone stitch

• Lazy daisy stitch

• Looped stitch

5. A kind of stitch which is ideal for making leaves or feathers.

• Seed stitch

• Herringbone stitch

• Fish bone stitch

• Back stitch

6. It is done using thick thread which is used for outlining or filling in the design area.

• Split stitch

• Satin stitch

• Feather stitch

• Bullion stitch

7. This embroidery stitch refers to a basic overlapping stitch that is used for making borders.

• French knot stitch

• Herringbone stitch

• Running stitch

• Satin stitch

8. One of the popular stitches in which the series of looped stitches formed a chain-like pattern; good for filling the design area.

• Back stitch

• Chain stitch

• Lazy daisy stitch

• Running stitch

9. A stitch with loops evenly done on both sides of the design area.

• Back stitch

• Feather stitch

• French knot stitch

• Stem stitch

10. It is used for outlining the flower stems; rows of stitches can be used to fill in the design area.

• Back stitch

• Feather stitch

• French knot stitch

• Stem stitch