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This stitch is worked similarly to the Palestrina Stitch but in an entirely reversed fashion. We work this from right to left. What was right becomes left, and left becomes right. The top becomes ...

This is a very interesting stitch that can be used in many ways to create different effects, like making ‘hairy’ fillings or a rug like edgings. It is especially great to create a velvety ...

The Colonial Knot looks pretty much like the French Knot but has a higher profile, which means, it looks more prominent. Also, while we wrap around twice in the same direction for the French ...

This is a decorative stitch. We can also say it is a motif stitch that can be used to make flower pistils or similar patterns. Pistil Stitch is a variation of the French Knot. I would say Pistil ...

This stitch is done from right to left. The knots fall in between a trail of straight stitch. This stitch can be used for various different types of embroideries, especially in making stem ...

This stitch reminds me more of a ‘wave.’ Indeed, a gorgeous stitch to fill in patterns. It can also make beautiful looking borders or can be used as a decorative stitch in various embroideries. ...

This type of knot is particular to the rich Chinese silk embroidery, where patterns were filled with rows of such fine knots. The name ‘Forbidden Stitch’ took shape probably because of the knots’ ...

This stitch is worked similarly to the Palestrina Stitch but in an entirely reversed fashion. We work this from right to left. What was right becomes left, and left becomes right. The top becomes ...

The Sword Stitch is made easily using a loop method. It does not involve the formation of a knot, but it follows the technique used in the Pearl Stitch – the reason why this stitch features in ...

The Four-Legged Knot Stitch is a very easy stand-alone single knot stitch. It looks like a knot in the center of a cross. The legs of the cross can be made short or long, depending on how you ...

This is a simple, stand-alone knotted stitch. Danish Knots can be used in plenty as a filling or scattered around for decoration.

Susan’s Knot, Baby Bullion Stitch [EN]

Double knot stitch, Tied coral stitch, Old English knot stitch, Twilling stitch, Purl stitch [EN], Punto de Palestrina [ES], Point de Palestrina [FR], Palestrinastich [DE], Punto Palestrina [IT], Ponto de Palestrina [PT]

Punto de Nudo Francés [ES], Point de Noeud [FR], Knötchenstich [DE], Punto Nodini [IT], Ponto de Nó Francés[PT], Franska Knutar [SV]

Bullion Stitch, Caterpillar Stitch, Coil Stitch, Knot stitch, Post Stitch, Worm Stitch, Puerto Rico Rose, Grub Knot [EN], Punto rococó / Punto Precioso / Barrita de Rococó [ES], Point de Poste [FR], Wickelstich / Langer Knötchenstich [DE], Punto Vapore, Punto Portico [IT], Ponto Canutilho [PT], Förlängd Knut [SV]