a process of piercing holes and running thread through a material, to connect two layers or for decoration
Sewing versus Stitching
Some shoemakers use βsewingβ exclusively for inner seams and βstitchingβ exclusively for outer seams.
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- Aloft
- πͺ‘Backstitch Stitch
- πͺ‘Backward Stitches
- πͺ‘Bar Tack
- Binding
- πͺ‘Blake Stitching
- πͺ‘Blanket Stitch
- πͺ‘Box X Stitching
- πͺ‘Chain Stitch
- πClosing
- πDr. Martensπ¬π§
- Dress Welt
- π§©Ear
- Fair Stitching
- πͺ‘Fender Stitching
- Finger Stitching
- πͺ‘French Heel Stitch
- πͺ‘German Heel Stitch
- πGluing Up
- πͺ‘Hidden Stitch
- πHot Stuffing
- πInseaming
- ISO 4915
- πͺ‘Lockstitch
- πOutseaming
- βοΈPuritan Sewing Machine
- πͺ‘Rapid Stitch
- πͺ‘Running Stitch
- πShanking
- πͺ‘Shoemaker Stitch
- πͺ‘Stitch in Stitch
- πStitch Length
- πStitch Pricking
- π οΈStitching Chisel
- π οΈStitching Groover
- πͺ‘Stitching Pony
- πͺ‘Toe Bug
- π§©Toe Cap
- πͺ‘Topstitching
- Vamping
- πͺ‘Whip Stitch
- π οΈWire Loop
- πͺ‘Wrinkle