Stitch Types (The word stitch has been removed from answers)

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Across
  1. 5. A stitch that forms a series of connected loops, often used for decorative embroidery.
  2. 7. A nearly invisible stitch used for closing seams or attaching trims without showing visible stitches.
  3. 8. A stitch forming an "X" shape, commonly used in counted-thread embroidery.
  4. 9. A stitch that sews over the edge of the fabric, commonly used for seam finishing in knit fabrics.
  5. 11. The basic sewing stitch formed by a single, straight line of stitching.
  6. 14. A stitch used for creating inconspicuous hems on garments.
  7. 15. A decorative stitch resembling a row of feathers, often used in embroidery and embellishments.
  8. 17. A decorative stitch sewn on the right side of the fabric, often used for finishing edges or adding detail.
  9. 18. A temporary, long stitch used for holding fabric together before permanent stitching.
Down
  1. 1. A stitch that moves back and forth in a zigzag pattern, used for finishing raw edges and preventing fraying.
  2. 2. A type of seam that encases raw edges for a clean finish, commonly used in delicate fabrics.
  3. 3. A decorative stitch creating a series of curved loops, often used in embellishing edges.
  4. 4. A strong stitch used for reinforcing seams by sewing backward and then forward.
  5. 6. A stitch formed by interlocking the threads on both sides of the fabric, commonly used in sewing machines.
  6. 10. A simple, continuous stitch used for basting or gathering fabric.
  7. 12. A stitch used for securing the edge of a garment or fabric to prevent fraying.
  8. 13. A decorative stitch used to finish the edges of fabric, especially in appliqué work.
  9. 16. A dense, smooth stitch used for decorative purposes, often seen in embroidery.