Embroidery Stitches Quiz
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Which embroidery stitch is often used to outline a design and forms the base line for other stitches?

  • Back stitch (correct)
  • Cross-stitch
  • Chain stitch
  • Bullion stitch
  • Which stitch is recommended to be used with a needle with a small eye for ease in pulling?

  • Cross-stitch
  • Back stitch
  • Bullion stitch (correct)
  • Chain stitch
  • Which stitch is popularly used for outlining and can be worked in close rows to fill the design area?

  • Back stitch
  • Chain stitch (correct)
  • Cross-stitch
  • Bullion stitch
  • Which stitch is formed by two crossing arms and can be used for outlining, borders, or filling in an entire area?

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    Which stitch has a loop and evenly worked stitches and can be used for decorative purposes?

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    Study Notes

    Embroidery Stitches

    • The stem stitch is often used to outline a design and forms the base line for other stitches.
    • The crewel stitch is recommended to be used with a needle with a small eye for ease in pulling.
    • The satin stitch is popularly used for outlining and can be worked in close rows to fill the design area.
    • The cross-stitch is formed by two crossing arms and can be used for outlining, borders, or filling in an entire area.
    • The loop stitch has a loop and evenly worked stitches and can be used for decorative purposes.

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    Test your knowledge of embroidery stitches with this quiz! Learn about different types of stitches and their uses in embroidery. Challenge yourself to identify stitches based on their descriptions and illustrations. Perfect for beginners or experienced embroiderers looking to brush up on their skills.

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