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Backstitch
Backstitch Back"stitch`, n. [Back, adv. + stitch.]
A stitch made by setting the needle back of the end of the
last stitch, and bringing it out in front of the end.
Backstitch
Backstitch Back"stitch`, v. i.
To sew with backstitches; as, to backstitch a seam.
Meaning of Backstitch from wikipedia
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Backstitch or back
stitch and its
variants stem stitch,
outline stitch and
split stitch are a
class of
embroidery and
sewing stitches in
which individual...
- one or more names, are used for
specific purposes.
Examples include:
Backstitch Overcast stitch Cross stitch Buttonhole or
blanket stitch Chain stitch...
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Overlock stitch Back tack –
backward stitch to
anchor tacking or
basting Backstitch – s****y hand
stitch for
seams and
decoration Basting stitch (US) – for...
-
beads or
sequins Art
needlework England ****isi
embroidery ****isi,
Italy Backstitch,
cross stitch,
Holbein stitch Cloth, red thread, silk,
stranded perlé...
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stitch and
darning stitch are all
classed as
straight or flat stitches.
Backstitch is also
sometimes included in this category.
Running stitches are used...
-
overlaid in a
later step,
using Swiss darning or
sometimes just a
simple backstitch.
Knitting in
intarsia theoretically requires no
additional skills beyond...
- the scale.
Backstitching An
ornament in
Uilleann piping. The
stitch is two
staccato gracenotes pla****
above the main note pitch;
backstitching is the process...
- Gore (fabrics)
Gusset Heirloom sewing Pleat Shirring Stitches (list)
Backstitch Bar tack
Blanket Blind stitch Buttonhole Catch stitch Chain stitch Coverstitch...
-
reversing the feed dogs'
motion to pull the
fabric backwards to form a
backstitch. Dog (engineering)
Wilson received US
patent 12116 on 19
December 1854...
- used for
counted thread blackwork are
double running or
holbein stitch,
backstitch, and
sometimes stem stitch. Historically,
blackwork was
worked on plain-weave...
