Using a tapestry needle, Chain Stitch is worked over a foundation of horizontal Straight Stitches.

Combines Satin Stitch and Threaded Herringbone Stitch.

Can be worked as a band or to fill a shaped area.

A variation of Roumanian Stitch.

A canvas stitch.

Must be worked on Penelope canvas.

Traditionally worked as a square on canvas, but can be stitched in a circle on plain fabric.

A drawn fabric stitch made up of rows of Diagonal Raised Band worked over four threads instead of six.

Buttonhole Stitch with evenly spaced Buttonhole Stitched picots.

Drawn fabric stitch.

"...worked on the principle of double back stitch {Holbein Stitch}."

Very similar to Roumanian Stitch, except that the tying-down stitch is shorter and pulled tighter.

Rope Stitch looks like a row of slanting Satin Stitch, except that the stitching is slightly raised on one edge.

A drawn fabric stitch with a repeating star motif.

A self-couching method.

An uncommon alternate name for Holbein Stitch.

One of the most basic embroidery stitches. Worked left to right, with many variations. The foundation stitch for Japanese Sashiko and Kogin embroideries.

Detached Chain Stitch worked in clusters of three. Working technique varies. Figure 1 looks like a Detached Chain Stitch with ears, while Figure 2 has three true Detached Chain Stitches radiating from a center point. These clusters can be worked in vertical or horizontal lines.

A drawn thread stitch.

A drawn fabric technique that uses Reversed Faggot Stitch.

A square grid used in Russian Drawn Thread and Hedebo.