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Hand Embroidery
Traditional hand embroidery involves using a needle and thread to create intricate designs on fabric. It includes techniques like satin stitch, chain stitch, stem stitch, and cross-stitch.
Machine Embroidery
Machine embroidery utilizes computerized embroidery machines to automate the stitching process. It's often used for creating large quantities of embroidered items like logos on clothing, monogramming, and decorative designs.
Cross-Stitch
Cross-stitch is a type of hand embroidery that creates a pattern using X-shaped stitches. It's popular for creating intricate and detailed designs on fabric, often used for decorative samplers, wall hangings, and other crafts.
Crewel Embroidery
Crewel embroidery involves using wool threads to create textured and often Jacobean-style designs on fabric. It's known for its use of long, flowing stitches and intricate motifs.
Blackwork Embroidery
Blackwork is a monochromatic style of embroidery that typically uses black thread on a white or light-colored fabric. It features geometric patterns and is characterized by its elegant and bold appearance
Goldwork Embroidery
Goldwork, as the name suggests, incorporates gold or metallic threads and materials to create rich and opulent designs. It's often seen in religious vestments, royal garments, and high-end embroidery projects.
Bead Embroidery
Bead embroidery involves attaching beads and sequins to fabric using various stitching techniques. It's used to add sparkle and texture to clothing, accessories, and art pieces.
Stumpwork:
Stumpwork is a form of raised embroidery where elements are stitched separately and then attached to the fabric to create a three-dimensional effect. It's used to depict realistic flowers, insects, and other detailed subjects
