Peking Knot is also known as Chinese Knot / Forbidden Stitch / Blind Knot [EN], Nudo de Pekín [ES], Point de noeud de Pékin [FR], Peking-Knotenstich [DE], Ponto de nó de Pequim [PT]. How to do the Peking Knot This type of knot is particular to the rich Chinese silk embroidery...
Pekinese Stitch is also known as Chinese Stitch [EN], Punto de pequinés [ES], Point de Pékin / Point arrière entrelacé bouclé [FR], Pekingstich [DE], punto Pechinese [IT], Ponto Pequinês [PT]. How to do the Pekinese Stitch The Pekinese Stitch is commonly found in Chinese embroideries and used to make linear...
This stitch is just a variety of the running stitch, which I have named. It incorporates the technique of Chinese stitch or Pekinese stitch. This is a very decorative stitch and can be experimented with threads of various colors over borders. Close layers of this stitch can create wonderful effects...
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