EMBROIDERY

WHICH IS WHICH
Say WOVEN if you think that the design on
the fabric is woven and EMBROIDERED if
you believe that it is embroidered.
Woven
Woven
Embroidered
 At the end of the lesson the students should be able to:

Identify the Basic Embroidery Stitches.

Discuss the relevance of embroidery in the
Philippines.
Create your initials using the running stitch.
 Essential Question :

 How does EMBROIDERY differ from

WEAVING?
RELEVANCE OF EMBROIDERY
Played roles in Tourism
Lifeline of the people
Cultural Distinction
Medium to showcase creativity
Stress Reliever
 DIFFERENCE OF THE TWO

• With EMBROIDERY, pattern gets

stitched onto a base material,
whereas with WEAVING, the design is
part of the material itself.
BASIC EMBROIDERY STITCHES
 RUNNING STITCH

They can be used as the basis for some composite stitches, and can have a
contrasting thread interlaced in them.
 BACK STITCH

It is a utility stitch which strongly and permanently attaches two pieces of fabric.
The small stitches done back-and-forth makes the back stitch the strongest stitch among the basic
stitches.
 BLANKET (BUTTONHOLE)
STITCH

Useful for finishing the edges of blankets or for creating buttonholes.

 CHAIN STITCH

It can leave an ornate, thick and textured line. Since it's slightly larger than other
stitch types, the chain stitch is also effective at filling up space in garments.
 LAZY DAISY STITCH

This stitch is often used to make petal shapes and small leaf patterns.
 FERN STITCH

It resembles a fern leaf and so, a good stitch to do vegetal designs.

 Essential Question :

 How does EMBROIDERY differ from

WEAVING?
Do This By Pair
 COLUMN A COLUMN B

1. best-known looped embroidery a. running stitch

stitch, sewn usually at the edges.
2. user outlining designs. b. fern stitch

3. basically used to add aesthetic c. chain stitch

beauty. helps in the formation of
flowers or leaves pattern.
4. helps in digitizing embroidery d. lazy daisy stitch
designs is the most basic type of
embroidery stitch.
5. creates a vivid roping effect. e. back stitch

6.helps create a pattern with natural f. blanket stitch

motifs likely showing foliage,
seaweed, or tree branches.
You Can Do This!!