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In 2024 with transformation of stitching and embroidery over modernized machines. Let's learn on what are  several types of embroidery designs that we at ShopLance curate that includes but not limited to drawn thread work, buttonhole stitches, and other types of stitches:

Drawn thread work
This type of embroidery involves weaving or darning thread into the fabric to create patterns. Hemstitching is a simple type of drawn thread work that's often used for decorating linens and clothing. Hardanger embroidery is a popular style of drawn thread work that originated in Norway.

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Buttonhole stitches
This type of stitch is used to prevent raveling in woven fabric. The needle is returned to the back of the fabric at a right angle to the original start of the thread.

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Kasuti
This type of embroidery involves intricate patterns that are stitched without knots so both sides of the cloth look the same.

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Chikan
This type of embroidery uses a variety of stitches, including bakhiya, hool, and murri.

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Kutch embroidery
This type of embroidery often features designs related to daily life, animals, birds, and more. Mirrors or glass pieces are sometimes stitched into the fabric to make it shine.

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Shisha
This type of embroidery is often used to decorate clothing and wall hangings. Shisha embroidery from Kutch is known for its chain stitch, while shisha embroidery from Kathiawar uses long satin stitches.

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