Type of Cross Stitches
by:
Imhar
Label:
Needlepoint Stitches
Cross Stitches
Probably this is the most popular type of stitch used today. Crossed Stitches are a principal stitch used in needlepoint tapestry. They are exactly what the name implies - stitches that are created by crossing the threads over each other. The size of the crossed stitch can vary, depending on the thickness of the thread and the gauge of the canvas.
It is important, however, to make sure that each crossed stitch covers the canvas. A few examples of crossed stitches are the cross stitch (obviously), fish bone stitch, herringbone stitch and waffle stitch. And many more stitches depend your creative idea
It is important, however, to make sure that each crossed stitch covers the canvas. A few examples of crossed stitches are the cross stitch (obviously), fish bone stitch, herringbone stitch and waffle stitch. And many more stitches depend your creative idea
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