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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is Catherine’s Wheel stitch the same as Starburst stitch?

  There are several stitches Catherine’s wheel is often confused with, but they aren’t the same. Among them, Harlequin stitch and starburst stitch both use a similar technique to this one, but the biggest difference is that Catherine’s wheel looks more round or even hexagonal, while the others are more like diamonds.

• How do you count cross stitch fabric?

  Most cross stitch patterns will recommend fabric with a particular stitch count in order to achieve a specific finished size project. To determine for yourself the finished size of any given cross - stitch chart, first count the number of graphed squares vertically and horizontally. Divide each number by the count of your fabric .

• What is stitch 626?

  Stitch , A.K.A. Experiment 626 , is an illegal genetic experiment created by Jumba Jookiba, and one of the two primary characters of the Lilo & Stitch franchise.

• What are the types of stitches?

  • Running Stitch. The running stitch is the easiest type of hand stitch and should be the first thing you learn how to sew by hand.
  • Basting Stitch. A basting stitch is a little like a running stitch, but the stitches are very long. ...
  • Back Stitch. The back stitch is one of the strongest types of sewing stitches by hand. If you know how to back stitch, you can sew almost anything.
  • Whip Stitch. Whip stitches are usually used to hem. The thread passes over the fabric edge to enclose it. This creates a neat edge that reduces the chances of fraying.
  • Saddle Stitch. If you have a good strong thread, you can use a saddle stitch to create the look of a sewing machine lock stitch.
  • Overcast Stitch. This resembles a whip stitch and it is typically used on the fabric raw edge. It can be used to neaten edges and prevent threads unraveling.
  • Buttonhole Stitch. Buttonhole stitches are decorative and can enclose the raw edge of your fabric. ...
  • Catch Stitch. The catch stitch takes its name from catching a thread from the first fabric and then crossing the thread to catch a couple of threads from the second ...
  • Blind Hem Stitch. A blind hem stitch is one of the types of hand stitches used to hem. It is an invisible stitch that can create a neat finish.
  • Vertical Hem Stitch. A vertical hem or couch stitch is another invisible hem stitch. ...

• What is a cross stitch graph?

  Cross stitch graph paper consists of a grid with horizontal and vertical lines. A designer uses this paper, or the software equivalent, to create an image that can be stitched . Symbols are placed in each square to represent a stitch type and color.