Different Type of Emb. Stiches (12010411,12010431)

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Diferent type o embroidery

stitches

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Submitted By:-Mrs. SagarikaShiwani (12010411)

Priyanka

(12010431)


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Embroidery

Embroidery is the handicraft of decorating fabric or other materias with neede and threa

or yarn. Embroidery may aso incor!orate other materias s"ch as meta stri!s# !ears#

beads# $"is# and se$"ins. Embroidery is most often "sed on ca!s# hats# coats# bankets#dress shirts# denim# stockings# and gof shirts. Embroidery is a%aiabe with a wide %ariety

of thread or yarn coo"r.

&n interesting characteristic of embroidery is that the basic techni$"es or stitches on

s"r%i%ing e'am!es of the eariest embroiderychain stitch# b"ttonhoe or banket stitch#

r"nning stitch# satin stitch# cross stitchremain the f"ndamenta techni$"es of hand

embroidery today.


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Running Stitch

he *"nning Stitch is one of the most basic stitches# and is "s"ay the first stitch earned by the beginner embroidery enth"siast or sewing st"dent. his stitch can be worked in straight

or c"r%ed ines# or for assemby when finishing an embroidery !ro+ect.


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Running Stitch - Double he ,o"be *"nning Stitch is worked in two !asses of r"nning

stitch# with the second !ass fiing the ga!s made in the first !ass.


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Single & Double running stitch


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Chain Stitch

he basic -hain Stitch# the chain stitch as a fiing# as we as the !ro!er way to

change thread. he %ariation of chain stitch is/

Chain Stitch - Square

he S$"are -hain Stitch is a ch"nky# o!en %ersion of a standard chain stitch. his

stitch can be "sed aone as an interesting border or o"tine stitch# or !ass ribbon or

other trims "nder the stitch for a m"ti/ayered effect.

Chain Stitch - Twisted

he wisted -hain Stitch is worked simiary to a standard row of chain stitch# with

the e'ce!tion of the second insertion !oint of the neede being o"tside the !re%io"s

stitch. hen "sed singy# a stitch resembes a sma fish. &dd a rench knot eye and

yo" ha%e an easy eement to "se in a beach/themed !ro+ect. when working this easy

stitch.

Chain Stitch - Lazy Daisy

he ay ,aisy is not a stitch# b"t is instead a gro"! of singe# detached chain

stitches arranged in the sha!e of a fower.


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Chain Stitch Square chainstitch

Twisted chain stitch


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Back Stitch

he ack Stitch is a basic embroidery and sewing stitch "sed to !rod"ce a thin ine of

stitching# to o"tine sha!es that wi be fied with satin stitch# or to stitch fabric !iecestogether.


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Blanket Stitch

he anket Stitch is a basic stitch that can be "sed to create an edging# "sed as a s"rface

embroidery stitch# or to a!!i$"e eements in !ace on an embroidery !ro+ect. 5t is worked

"sing o!en haf/oo!s of stitching# simiar to a hand/worked b"ttonhoe stitch.


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Herringbone Stitch

he 6erringbone Stitch is worked aong !arae ines on an e%en wea%e fabric.

hese ines can be marked or yo" can co"nt the threads in yo"r fabric to s!ace the

stitches. his stitch has many %ariations.

Herringbone Stitch - Double

he ,o"be 6erringbone Stitch is worked "sing two !asses of the singe

herringbone stitch and is most often worked in two coo"rs.


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Cross Stitch

-ross Stitch is commony worked on &ida fabric by stitching one stitch o%er each

s$"are in the fabric or co"nted by working o%er two threads when "sing an e%en

wea%e fabric. 6owe%er# cross stitch can aso be "sed as a s"rface embroidery stitchwhen working with !re/stam!ed items# hot iron or other embroidery transfers.


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rench !not

he rench 7not is easy to work after a sma bit of !ractice. 6ere yo" wi earn to make a b

rench knot# and a %ariation with a tai.

French Knot with a Tail

he rench 7not with ai stitch is worked simiary to a standard rench knot# b"t has a tai

works we "sed as a sma fower# as a fower centre# or as stamens.


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Feather Stitch

eather Stitch is ight and airy. hese two %ersions of the stitch are worked simiary# creatin

an o!en ine of embroidery stitching that can be "sed for borders# aro"nd sha!es# or to attac

a!!i$"es


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Buttonhole Stitch"ttonhoe stitch and the reated banket stitch are hand/sewing stitches "sed in taioring#

embroidery# and neede ace/making.

"ttonhoe stitches catch a oo! of the thread on the s"rface of the fabric and neede is ret"rne

to the back of the fabric at a right ange to the origina start of the thread. he finished stitch insome ways resembes a etter 88 de!ending on the s!acing of the stitches. or b"ttonhoes th

stitches are tighty !acked together and for banket edges they are more s!aced o"t. he

!ro!erties of this stitch make it idea for !re%enting ra%eing of wo%en fabric.

S ti Stit h


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Satin Stitchasic# fat Satin Stitch is an easy fiing stitch that can be "sed to fi smaer areas that are no

to be raised# and has aso been caed the fat satin stitch d"e to its ack of !adding.

9ther %ariations of the satin stitch inc"de the ong : short satin stitch# !added satin stitch (t

inside area of the sha!e is !added with seed stitch# m"ti!e ayers of satin stitch# or an o"tinstitch fiing)# o"tined satin stitch and shaded satin stitch.

Satin stitch -long & short:-

his %ersion of the ong : Short Satin Stitch can be "sed in a singe coo"r or in m"ti!e

coo"rs to create a shaded fiing.


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Stem Stitch

Stem Stitch is one of the most common embroidery stitches. 5t is worked as a thin ine

and can be "sed to o"tine embroidered sha!es# as fower and !ant stems# and in

tendris. Stem stitch can aso be worked as a fiing.


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Eyelet Stitch

he asic Eyeet Stitch# aso knows as a star stitch or &gerian eye# can be worked singy# in

rows# or c"stered together as a fiing. earn to work a basic 12/s!oke eyeet.

yelet Stitch - !lgerian

he &gerian Eye stitch is work in the same manner as the basic eyeet# b"t has +"st ; s!okes

and is o%er a co"nted n"mber of threads in the !attern. &s for other eyeet stitches# work the

stitch from the o"tside edges to the centre# forming an indentation in the centre to make a

sma hoe or eyeet with these directions.

Straight Stitch " Rice


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Straight Stitch " RiceStitchStandard or basic Straight Stitch is a sim!e embroidery stitch created "sing a straight# ong

stitch indi%id"ay or in !atterns. his !o!"ar s"rface embroidery stitch can be worked on

any ty!e of embroidery fabric inc"ding !ain wea%e.


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ly Stitch "Che#ronStitchhe y Stitch is a s"rface embroidery stitch that can be worked singy# as a scattered or engi

fiing : rows.

Che#ron Stitchhe -he%ron Stitch is a s"rface embroidery stitch worked "sing ong diagona stitches to!!ed

with a horionta ca! stitch. his stitch can be "sed in straight rows and bands. 5t can aso be

stitches aong a c"r%ed edge if g"ide ines are caref"y marked on the fabric.

Che#ron Stitch

B lli tit h


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Bullion stitchhe "ion 7not is %ery simiar to the rench 7not# b"t yo" oo! the thread aro"nd the need

more times# !rod"cing a worm of a knot that is inserted a sight distance from the neede=s

origina entry !oint.

Make a back stitch# the ength of the b"ion knot re$"ired.ring the neede o"t at 1# b"t donot bring it o"t a the way.

wist the thread aro"nd the neede !oint# as many times as is necessary to e$"a the ength of

the back stitch.6oding the eft th"mb on the coied thread# t"rn the neede back to 1 and inse

it in the same !ace. P" the thread thro"gh "nti the b"ion knot ies fat.

&!!ication/


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Spider stitch&so known as ribbed s!ider whee# raised s!ider=s web whee# back stitched s!ider=s

web. his stitch wi# definitey# remind yo" of a s!ider=s web. 5t has a raised effect and can be

"sed as a %ery decorati%e !iece in yo"r embroidery.

his stitch can be worked on any n"mber of straight stitches# that is# e%en or "ne%en. hie

going aro"nd the straight stitches# each stitch is whi!!ed# which in t"rn gi%es a fina raised or

ribbed effect.

5 wi work between fi%e straight stitches with a common centra !oint. >o" can aso ea%e a

ga! in the centre to bring a different effect.


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Reference

http://www.dmc-usa.com/Education/How-To/Learn-the-Stitches/Embroidery-S

titches.aspx

http://embroidery.about.com/od/Embroidery-Stitches/tp/Surface-Embroidery

-Stitches.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embroidery
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