COUCHING STITCH SPLIT STITCH

A form of embroidery in which a length of wool (or Split stitch is a basic embroidery stitch that is easy to learn and
similar) is laid across the surface of a piece of fabric and versatile to use. It's perfect for any pattern that involves outlining,
held in place by fine stitches but you can also embroider dense lines of it for fill stitching.

FLYDAISY
FEATHER
LAZY
CHAINSTITCH
STITCH
STITCH
STITCH STEMSTITCH
OUTLINE
STRAIGHT
SEED STITCH
STITCH
STITCH
Fly stitch is an stitch formed
an embroidery embroidery stitch
by an that can be
elongated anAembroidery stitch forming a continuous line
technique loop
Chain
worked
which
stitch is a sewing and embroidery
OVER CAST STITCH
heldsingly, as a scattered
downofatlooped
a series the free filling,
end by
stitches or in
in
rows.
a small stitch.
form a chain-like
Straight
of long,
seeding
ZIG ZAG STITCH
seed stitch (also known
stitch
overlapped
stitch,
a singleas isolated
seed filling stitches,
back stitch,
short separate
typically
stitch or speckling usedis in
stitch) to
Learn how to use it and find variations and embroidery
represent
fact a series
stitch.
narrowstitches or back
of tiny straight stems
pattern.
Overcast stitch is a type of stitch used to enclose a
tips. A zigzag stitch is
stitches taken variantand
at all angles geometry of the lockstitch.
in any direction, but more
raw, or unfinished, seam or edge. The purpose is to It is a back-and-forth stitch used
or less of an equal length. where a
prevent unraveling of the fabric straight stitch will not suffice.
 Outline stitch is very similar to stem stitch, but the
The feather stitch consists of a loop that is
difference is that the working thread lies above the
moved to the right and left of a central line. needle, while in stem stitch it is always below the
needle.
 CATCH STITCH
a large cross-stitch of uneven proportions used
especially on bulky materials for finishing and
hemming. — called also catch stitch.
a decorative stitch made by winding the thread
one or more times around the needle and
drawing the needle back through the material
at the point where it came out.

NARRATIVE REPORT
ON DIFFERENT KINDS
OF STITCHES

Submitted by: Jeremiah John F. Babao

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Submitted to: Charity Maaño

Instructor

In this activity I had so many realizations and learnings. When I heard that we are going

to sew th different kinds of stitches and make a pillow case my head aches. Because, first of all,

I hate sewing because I think it is for the girls only. This activity is given before the Enhance

Community Quarantine was implemented. Before the ecq happens I don’t have enough

materials in doing the activity. I have only 10 pieces of fabric and I come up with the idea thatt I

will cut all of those fabric into 2 pieces. Because we are required to sew the 20 kindsof stitches.

While doing this activity I have a rough time because my internet connection is limited

and I can’t watch online for the toturials of the other kinds of stitches. Running, cross and back

stitches are the only kinds of stitches that I know.

My Mom are teasing me while doing this activity. She’s always saying that I am gay

because Im sewing. And I’d feel so embarrassed even if I know that she is happy that I’m doing

for my grades.

When I finished sewing I’m so proud to my self that I learned different kinds of stitches.

I know that I can use it the near future. And I’m thankful that I learned it while I’m still young.