TLE SUMMATIVE

Basic hand embroidery stitch that creates a line of stitches without a break between them

• Overhand stitch

• Chain Stitch

• Backstitch

• Running Stitch

Type of Embroidery Stitch that forms a looped chain on the surface of the fabric

• Running Stitch

• Lazy Daisy Stitch

• Slip Stitch

• Chain Stitch

It will temporarily hold two pieces of fabric together and can be easily taken out later

• Running Stitch

• Backstitch

• Satin Stitch

• Cross Stitch

This is used to fill any small design. Closely stitch together

• Fishbone Stitch

• Cross Stitch

• Satin Stitch

• Overhand Knot

- a hand-sewing stitch that wraps the working thread around the edge of fabric or seams

• Overhand Stitch

• Chain Stitch

• Slip Stitch

• Cross Stitch

filling stitch which is ideal for making leaves or feathers

• Satin Stitch

• Surgeon's Knot

• None of them

• Fishbone Stitch

 decorative stitch comprised of two straight stitches crossing at the center to form an ex

• Backstitch

• Cross Stitch

• Running Stitch

• Slip Stitch

Also known as ladder stitch, mostly invisible seam and is a great stitch for hemming

• Slip Stitch

• Overhand Stitch

• Satin Stitch

• Running Stitch

 used to make petal shapes and small leaf patterns.

- a single loop of chain than a continuous pattern

• Lazy Daisy Stitch

• Slip Stitch

• Chain Stitch

• Cross Stitch

 a stopper knot that is easily undone by pulling the tail. The slip knot is related to the running knot, which will release when the standing end is pulled

• Larks Head Knot

• Surgeons Knot

• Sliding Knot

• Half-Hitch Knot