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No Comments February 14th, 2009 In C,Glossary
By Lindee Goodall

Chain Stitch

Stitch that resembles a chain link, formed with one thread fed from the bottom side of the fabric. Chain stitches are created by special machines and are not normal in embroidery.

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Embroidery Tip

  • Metallic threads are not recommended for very small letters (under 6mm) or for complex letters with tiny ornaments (Old English,for example) or with very thin strokes (smaller scripts and serifs).

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