What is another word for embroidery stitch?
Pronunciation: [ɛmbɹˈɔ͡ɪdəɹi stˈɪt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
Embroidery stitch is a basic technique in hand embroidery that involves creating decorative designs on fabric. Besides the conventional running, satin, and chain stitch, there are numerous other options to choose from. For instance, the backstitch produces a strong, sturdy line, while the French knot adds dimension to floral designs. The blanket stitch is typically used to create borders, while the stem stitch is ideal for curved lines. The lazy daisy stitch is a great option for creating small flower petals, and the fly stitch is great for creating leaves and vines. Other options include the cross stitch, fishbone stitch, and the whipped running stitch. Ultimately, the choice of embroidery stitch depends on one's preferences and the intended result.
