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Looped stitches worked along a fabric edge.
Also known as: Buttonhole stitch, Edge loop stitch
Blanket stitch is worked along an edge, each stitch looping over it so the thread lies along the edge and prevents fraying while decorating it.
Loops over a fabric edge, laying thread along it and securing it against fraying.
Contexts: History
Is called buttonhole stitch when worked densely, the two names covering one stitch at different spacings rather than two stitches.
Contexts: History
A row of L-shaped stitches along the fabric edge, each with a vertical stitch into the cloth and a horizontal thread lying along the edge itself.
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