BACKSTITCH
Running Stitch
The running stitch or
straight stitch is the basic stitch
in hand sewing and
embroidery, on which all other
forms of sewing are based. The
stitch is worked by passing the
needle in and out of the fabric.
Satin Stitch
In sewing and embroidery, a
satin stitch or damask stitch
is a series of flat stitches
that are used to completely
cover a section of the
background.
Feather stitch
Feather Stitch or Cretan
stitch are the embroidery
techniques made of open,
looped stitches worked
alternately to the right and
. a continuous line of long,
left of a central rib.
Fishbone Stitch Backstitch or back stitch
The fishbone stitch is often
to create and fill a leaf
design or comparable shape.
In order to work the motif,
first, a line of tiny dots is
drawn down its middle.
Seed Stitch
The stitch uses simple
straight in a single
direction to fill in patterns.
It is more or less like the
darning stitch, but there is
a slightly difference.
French Knot stitch
The French Knot is a simple
embroidery stitch that creates
a nubby, little three-
dimensional dot. It works
great alone, or strung
together lines ,or clustered to
from a lovely piled surface.
and its variants stem stitch ,
outline stitch , and split
stitch are a class of
embroidery and sewing
stitches in which individual
stitches are made backward
to the general direction of
sewing.
Herringbone Stitch
A herringbone stitch is a
needlework stitch used in
embroidery, knitting, and
crochet. It is so named as it
resembles the bones
extending from the spine of a
herring fish. It is stitch that
creates a fabric pattern
closely resembling a
herringbone pattern or herring
cloth.
Stem Stitch
An embroidery stitch forming
overlapped stitches, typically
used to represent narrow
stems.
 Chain Stitch
An ormamental stitch in
which loops are crocheted or
embroidered in a chain.
Cross Stitch
A stitch formed of two
stitches crossing each other. It
is also a needlework done
using cross-stitches.
Ballion Stitch
It is the decorative
technique that is worked by
twisting a thread around a
sewing needle several times
before inserting the needle into
the cloth.