, Brave bred stitch, fisher stitch, Irish stitch and queen stitch, The Spanish stitch, rosemary stitch, herring-bone and maw stitch, The smarting whip stitch, back stitch, and cross stitch." — The Needle. THE technical name, Opus pulvinariwn, bestowed by ecclesiastics, in the thirteenth century,… … Tent Stitch. estry in tent stitch, with crew- els, on a ground of sage or of Pompeian red velvet, for portieres. Cross stitch, (a continuation of tent stitch, where the thread is brought up again to the surface and crossed over
Embroidery · Decoration and ornament
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