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Chain stitch is a
sewing and
embroidery technique in
which a
series of
looped stitches form a
chain-like pattern.
Chain stitch is an
ancient craft – examples...
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basic stitches of
embroidery are
running stitch,
cross stitch, stem
stitch, back
stitch,
satin stitch,
chain stitch and
blanket stitch.
Stitches are categorized...
- Multi-thread
Chain Stitch class 500 - Over-edge
Chain Stitch class 600 -
Covering Chain Stitch Chain stitch Lockstitch Zigzag stitch Running stitch Back
stitch Satin...
- Ashley, The
Ashley Book of
Knots (New York: Doubleday, 1944), 209.
Chain stitch with
animation Boater's Tip: The
Chain Sinnet ('Daisy
Chain') Knot v t e...
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Common stitches found in
early embroidery include the
chain stitch,
buttonhole or
blanket stitch,
running stitch,
satin stitch, and
cross stitch. Modern...
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reduce the
amount of hand-
stitching on garments,
making sewing more
reliable and functional. His
sewing machine used the
chain stitch method, in
which the...
- (running
stitch, backstitch), the form or
shape of the
stitch (
chain stitch,
feather stitch) or the
purpose of the
stitch (tailor's tack, hem
stitch). Sewing...
- only two
crochet stitches: the
chain stitch and the
double crochet stitch (U.S. terminology;
known in some
other countries as
chain stitch and treble). Old...
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small chain that
connects a
small item to a
keyring Chain sinnet, a
method of
shortening a rope or
other cable while in use or for
storage Chain stitch, a...
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visible on the
spine of the book.
Another longstitch technique uses the
chain stitch to
fasten sections, and was used in parchment-covered
books with reinforced...
