cross-stitch
/'krɔsstitʃ/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A type of embroidery stitch: A single stitch formed by two stitches that cross each other to create an "X" shape.
- A form of embroidery or needlework: The art, technique, or finished work created using this specific stitch.
Examples
- Noun:
- She carefully sewed each cross-stitch to form a flower.
- The sampler was filled with colorful cross-stitch.
- The pattern calls for red thread and a simple cross-stitch.
Advanced Usage
- "to work in cross-stitch": To create embroidery using the cross-stitch technique.
- The pillowcase was worked in delicate cross-stitch.
Variants and Related Words
- Cross-stitch (verb): To embroider using this stitch.
- She learned to cross-stitch as a child.
- Cross-stitching (noun/gerund): The activity or process of making cross-stitch embroidery.
- Her hobby is cross-stitching.
Synonyms
- Embroidery stitch: A general term for any stitch used in decorative needlework.
- Needlepoint: A related form of embroidery on canvas, often using similar stitches.
Related Phrases
- Cross-stitch pattern: A charted design used as a guide for creating cross-stitch work.
- She bought a new cross-stitch pattern of a landscape.
- Cross-stitch sampler: A piece of embroidery made to demonstrate skill, often featuring alphabets, numbers, and motifs.
- The antique cross-stitch sampler was framed on the wall.
Noun
- embroidery done with pairs of stitches that cross each other
- two stitches forming a cross or X