cross-stitch
Speech parts
1. cross-stitch - Noun
2. cross-stitch - Verb
Meaning
A form of stitch, where the stitches are diagonal and in pairs, the thread of one stitch crossing that of the other.
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Berlin wool work and similar petit point stitchery resembles the heavily shaded, opulent styles of cross-stitch, and sometimes also used charted patterns on paper.
Embroidery and cross-stitch may strike some as an outdated pastime but it’s actually hotter than ever in some circles and a great hobby to try your hand at.
Italian cross-stitch and Montenegrin stitch are reversible, meaning the work looks the same on both sides.
It meant an embroidery pattern displaying a rooster was listed as a 'cross-stitch for adults - big di*k, do it yourself'.
The double cross-stitch, also known as a Leviathan stitch or Smyrna cross stitch, combines a cross-stitch with an upright cross-stitch.
These styles have a slightly different look than ordinary cross-stitch.