THE ART OF EMBROIDERY

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Across
  1. 2. Embroidery technique where stitches are counted to create designs.
  2. 6. A Danish embroidery technique with intricate cutwork and lace-like effects.
  3. 7. Embroidering designs on delicate net-like fabric.
  4. 10. Laying thread on fabric and stitching over it to secure.
  5. 14. Historically used in the 16th century, done with black thread.
  6. 16. A small, pointed tool used to sew or embroider.
  7. 18. Embroidery done in white thread on white fabric, often for linens.
  8. 20. Simple, outline embroidery done with red thread on white fabric.
  9. 21. The craft of decorating fabric using needle and thread.
  10. 23. Embroidery done with a hook, similar to crochet, creating a chain stitch.
  11. 24. Creates a textured, round flower-like design in embroidery.
  12. 26. A loop stitch often used to create simple flower petals.
  13. 27. Embroidery done on huck toweling fabric with geometric patterns.
  14. 28. A long, thin needle ideal for bullion knots or other fine stitches.
  15. 29. Used to create fine lines, ideal for stems or outlines.
  16. 31. A basic stitch used for outlining or writing in embroidery.
  17. 33. An embroidery technique where portions of fabric are cut away and stitched.
  18. 35. A round frame used to keep fabric taut while embroidering.
  19. 36. A two-ply wool yarn used in traditional crewel embroidery.
  20. 41. A luxurious thread often used in fine embroidery for its sheen and smoothness.
  21. 45. Stitching layers of fabric together, often incorporating embroidery for decoration.
  22. 46. Creates a linked chain effect, often used for outlines.
  23. 47. Embroidery technique using wool thread on linen or cotton.
  24. 48. Laying metallic thread and securing it with small stitches for decoration.
  25. 49. A technique where threads are pulled tight to create open spaces.
  26. 50. Attaching pieces of fabric to a larger fabric base with stitching.
  27. 51. A Japanese technique of decorative reinforcing stitching, usually in white thread.
Down
  1. 1. A small loop added to the edge of lace or other decorative work in embroidery.
  2. 3. A technique creating realistic, shaded designs, often of nature.
  3. 4. Personalized embroidery with initials or names.
  4. 5. Embroidery using gold or metallic thread for rich, ornate designs.
  5. 8. The use of beads sewn onto fabric to add texture and shine.
  6. 9. Embroidery technique using canvas and creating textured designs.
  7. 11. A smooth stitch used to fill shapes with solid color.
  8. 12. Embroidery that creates a shadowy effect with stitches from the reverse side.
  9. 13. Metallic thread used for decorative, luxurious embroidery.
  10. 15. Using silk or satin ribbon to create floral designs or embellishments.
  11. 17. A blunt needle used for embroidery on even-weave fabric.
  12. 19. A decorative knot stitch adding texture and dimension.
  13. 22. A 3D embroidery technique that uses padding to raise parts of the design.
  14. 25. A small, round stitch often used in Hardanger embroidery to create open holes.
  15. 30. A pre-drawn design on fabric used as a guide for stitching.
  16. 32. A piece of fabric worked with various stitches, often used as practice or display.
  17. 34. Dimensional embroidery using rayon thread for vibrant, raised designs.
  18. 36. A popular embroidery technique forming X-shaped stitches.
  19. 37. A tool that holds fabric in place while stitching.
  20. 38. A Norwegian embroidery technique with geometric patterns and cutwork.
  21. 39. Stranded cotton thread used in most embroidery projects.
  22. 40. A type of embroidery with geometric, flame-like patterns, typically on canvas.
  23. 42. A simple, straight stitch for outlining or securing fabric.
  24. 43. A decorative charm attached to embroidery scissors.
  25. 44. Embroidery technique creating pleats with decorative stitching.