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Additional_detail: It to painting was exercise cross embroidery usually was used with blunt ending embroidering needles. When embroidery however we have material about thick coil needles were embroidered with sharp endings rather. It should stick in material at right angles needle. To it embroidery it complies different sizes needles, which have to be well-chosen in dependence from thickness of fabric and thread suitably. In the present day, pine needle baskets are most often created using the coiling technique, which is one of the oldest and most universal methods of basket making. The basket is created by coiling and stitching one continuous bundle of pine needles around and on top of the row below. The foundation of the basket is formed with a bundle of pine needles bound together with various fibers such as raffia, split roots, birch paper, yucca, sinew, embroidery thread, yarn or waxed linen thread. Decorative stitches and wrapping techniques are often used to make the basket strong as well as add an attractive element. The most common stitches used are the straight wheat stitch, spiral wheat stitch, fern stitch, popcorn stitch, diamond stitch, the Indian wrap, and numerous knot stitches.

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