How is embroidery different from stitching?
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Poornima N Ramakrishna
FashionDesignProfessional_15yrsExperience, DressMaking, Hand&Computer Embroidery, PatternMaking
Stitching is used for joining two pcs for fabric in a prescribed way. Whereas Embroidery is used to embelish the fabric / garment. Sewing is to make the fabric pcs into a usable form, while embroidery is to make it look beautiful.
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