Grade 8 Embroidery Stitches 1029

This textural stitch is particularly useful for the dotting of eyes and the centers of flowers.

• Lazy daisy stitch

• Padded satin stitch

• French knot

This is a versatile, rope-like, looped stitch that can be worked either as an outline or as a filling stitch.

• Bullion knot

• Chain stitch

• Cross stitch

It is useful for making a continuous line or scattered isolated stitches for a filling; _________ stitch looks like a little "Y".

• Chain stitch

• Fern stitch

• Seed stitch

This is created by making simple, secured, loop stitches to form flower patterns.

• Lazy daisy stitch

• Stem stitch

• Satin stitch

__________ is a short stitch that runs in and out on the surface of the fabric in a single, broken line.

• straight stitch

• satin stitch

• running stitch

This type is one of the most frequently used stitches, which is invaluable, not only for making flower stems but also for outlining curves.

• Stem stitch

• Split stitch

• French knot

This is used for filling small areas with a solid color.

• Satin stitch

• Split stitch

• straight stitch

This filling is achieved with tiny random straight stitches.

• Running stitch

• Seed stitch

• Satin Stitch

This is versatile stitch for outlining the fine-featured elements of a design, such as faces, where delicacy is of the essence.

• Chain stitch

• Straight Stitch

• Split stitch

This type of satin stitch creates a raised and padded effect on the fabric.

• Seed stitch

• Fern stitch

• Padded stitch