If you’re a fan of needlework, you’ve probably completed your share of embroidery projects. With so many techniques and design varieties to choose from, this is one hobby that never becomes boring! It’s a pleasure to pass the skills of embroidery and cross stitching down to other generations. And embroidery machines make this one way for everyone to share in the fun for years to come.
Cross-stitching is a very popular form of embroidery that uses a counted-thread type technique. X-shaped stitches form images, but it’s not the only stitch that is used. Often the ¼, ½, ¾ and backstitches are used and are most often executed on fabrics that have easily countable threads.
Blackwork stitching is also a form of counted-thread emb View the rest of this article
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