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- 3. • identify thedifferent kinds of basic stitches; • discuss the concepts of hand stitches; • follow the step-by-step process of the different basic stitches; and • perform simple projects using the embroidered article.
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- 5. Hand stitching isan easy method of stitching hems, small sewing projects and mending clothing and other items. Stitches are the fundamental elements of sewing, knitting, embroidery, crochet, and needle lace-making, whether by hand or machine.
- 6. Learning hand stitchesor embroidery is both fun and relaxing, plus it is an easy way to create beautiful art with fabric and thread.
- 7. 3 VARIOUS STITCHES TemporaryStitch or Basting Permanent Stitch Decorative Stitch
- 8. TEMPORARY STITCH OR BASTING serves asa guide in sewing before the permanent stitch
- 9. PERMANENT STITCH on the otherhand is done with a higher number of stitches.
- 10. which is usedto give decoration to the garments. DECORATIV E S T I T C H
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- 13. 1. RUNNING STITCH It isused for handmade seams. It is a simple embroidery stitch that is good for making dashed outlines. It is also considered being the easiest stitch for outlining.
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- 15. 2. BACK STITCH The strongeststitch made by our which can be a substitute for machine stitch.
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- 17. 3. EVEN BASTING Usedon smooth fabrics. The size of the stitches and the spaces between the stitches are the same.
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- 19. 4. UNEVEN BASTING Itis used as a guideline for stitching. The size of the stitches and the spaces between the stitches are not the same.
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- 21. 5. BLANKET STITCH Decorativeor functional depending on the closeness of stitches. It can also be used to protect the edges of the fabric to prevent raveling.
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- 23. A large cross-stitchof uneven proportions used especially on bulky materials for finishing and hemming. 6. CATCH STITCH OR HERRINGBONE STITCH
- 24. 6. CATCH STITCHOR HERRINGBONE STITCH
- 25. is a seriesof loops that lay on the fabric forming a loose style line. A chain stitch can be sewn with any thread, yarn or ribbon. 7. CHAIN STITCH
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- 27. 8. FEATHER STITCH ORFLY STITCH -is used as a smocking stitch. It can be used along straight or curving lines and works well in combination with a variety of stitches.
- 28. 8. FEATHER STITCH ORFLY STITCH
- 29. 9. LAZY DAISY STITCHisoften done in circles to form flower motifs. This stitch is very easy to work on. It is also known as the “tied loop stitch” knotted knot stitch”.
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- 31. it is aseries of flat stitches which completely fill the fabric. 10. SATIN STITCH
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- 33. It is generallyused for outlining shapes and for stitching flower stems and tendrils. 11. STEM STITCH
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- 35. 12. CROSS STITCH is aform of sewing and a popular form of counted-thread embroidery which is comprised of X-shaped stitches done on fabric.
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- 37. 13. FRENCH KNOT This stitchinvolves wrapping the thread once or twice around the needle and pulling through to form a knot on the surface of the fabric.
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- 39. 14. FISHBONE STITCH kind offilling stitch which is ideal for making leaves or feathers.
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- 44. 1. Have aclean sewing box with complete sewing tools.
- 45. 2. Wash yourhands before working.
- 46. 3. Proper lightingshould be observed while doing your embroidery stitches
- 47. 4. Clip ortie your hair while working so you can see your work clearly.
- 48. 5. Use theappropriate needle for the right kind of cloth.
- 49. 6. Put yourscraps of cloth and thread in a plastic bag.
- 50. 7. Use embroidery scissorsin cutting thread, not your teeth.
- 51. 8. An elbow-lengthof a thread is appropriate to use for easier sewing.
- 52. 9. Work withyour hands and not with your lips.
- 53. 10. Follow thestep-by- step procedure.