Embroidery Tools,Stitches and Principles and Elements of Design

What is embroidery?

• a decorative sewing done to enhance textiles.

• a method of dyeing textiles using bright colors.

• a process of making cloth similar to weaving.

• a technique of sewing clothing using a machine.

It offers instructions for cross-stitching and smocking having a pattern that is equally spaced like gingham fabric and polka dots.

• basket weave

• common weave

• even-weave

• fabric

This makes them perfect for embroidery thread-counting and even for the needlepoint.

• chenille

• crewel

• pin

• tapestry needle

It is a tool where the embroidery tools and materials are being kept together.

• bag

• gauge

• pin cushion

• sewing box

It is a tiny, sharp, and pointed tool used for fine works, to trim scallops, cut threads, and cut large eyelets.

• embroidery hoop

• gauge

This needle is blunt and not pointed.

• chenille

• crewel

• pin

• tapestry

The following are examples of embroidery materials EXCEPT________.

• basket weave

• fabric

• thread

• tracing paper

Which of the following is NOT an embroidery tool?

• bag

• embroidery hoop

• fabric

• pin cushion

It is a tool made from wood, bone, metal, or plastic used to produce eyelets in fabric for embroidery.

• embroidery gauge

• embroidery needle

• embroidery hoop

• embroidery scissor

It is a type of needle that is appropriate for embroidery and used for heavier yarns.

• chenille

• crewel

• pin

• tapestry needle