Q 01/05
A) To hold fabric taut while stitching
B) To store needles
C) To display finished work
D) To measure fabric dimensions
Answer · why
An embroidery hoop consists of two concentric rings that sandwich the fabric, keeping it taut. This tension helps create more even and consistent stit...
Q 02/05
A) Metallic thread
B) Stranded cotton floss
C) Perle cotton
D) Silk thread
Answer · why
Stranded cotton, also known as embroidery floss, is the most popular and versatile embroidery thread. It typically consists of six divisible strands, ...
Q 03/05
A) Wool
B) Silk
C) Cotton
D) Rayon
Answer · why
Crewel embroidery is characterized by its use of wool yarn, often a fine, two-ply crewel wool, stitched onto a durable fabric like linen twill. The wo...
Q 04/05
A) Making detached dots
B) Creating outlines and curved lines
C) Filling large areas
D) Adding texture to open spaces
Answer · why
Stem stitch is excellent for fine straight or curved lines, often used for stems, vines, and outlining designs due to its rope-like appearance.
Q 05/05
A) Running stitch
B) Chain stitch
C) Backstitch
D) Cross-stitch
Answer · why
Cross-stitch is a popular needlework technique defined by its distinctive 'X'-shaped stitch. Historical examples of this stitch date back thousands of...
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