BASIC TOOLS IN EMBROIDERY

• The term "embroidery" is derived from an old french word "embroiders" which means edge and border
• 1. Is a strong filling stitch used to cover a design area with long, straight stitches employed very close together
• This is a form of decorative needlework where designs are created by sewing lines of cross-stitches onto a fabric using a single threaded needle.
• It is also known as chain stitch because it creates a series of loops resembling links in a chain.
• A type of embroidery that uses satin stitching technique to create the image or pattern on fabric.
• A type of embroidery that uses satin stitching to create the image or pattern on the surface of the fabric
• It is a technique of creating raised areas on a piece of cloth through the use of multiple layers of stitching
• It is also known as chain stitching because it creates a series of loops resembling links in a chain
• A type of embroidery that involves creating images through the use of various types of stitches arranged in patterns.
• A type of embroidery that uses satin stitching to fill the entire surface of the fabric with color or pattern.
• A technique of embroidery that involves creating raised areas on a piece of cloth through the use of padding material such as felt or foam.
• Embroidery done with metallic threads, beads, sequins, or other materials that add texture and shine to the finished product.
• Embroidery is a craft that involves making pictures or patterns on fabric using needles and thread
• The process involves weaving threads together to create a design, often with intricate patterns and colors
• A type of embroidery that uses satin stitching technique to create the image or pattern on fabric