This document discusses various embroidery stitches including running stitch, back stitch, split stitch, stem stitch, and chain stitch. It also provides criteria for evaluating embroidery projects on construction process, craftsmanship, and work habits. Projects are judged on correctly following steps, even stitching, neatness, adherence to pattern, and ability to complete tasks on time or early.

1. EMBROIDERY STITCHES

2. RUNNING STITCH

3. BACK STITCH

4. SPLIT STITCH

5. STEM STITCH

6. CHAIN STITCH

7. CRITERIA Outstanding (3) Very good (2) Good (1)
Construction Process
( Stitching)
All steps were followed
in correct sequence.
The edges are evenly
stitched and neatly
done.
Most of the steps were
followed correctly. The
edges are evenly
stitched.
Some of the steps were
followed correctly. The
edges are evenly
stitched
Craftsmanship Hand stitches are neat
and even. No puckers
or lumps in the fabric.
Follows the pattern.
Most hand stitches are
even. Slight puckering
of the fabric. Small
skips in the pattern.
Hand stitches are not
even. Fabric is puckered
in 2 or more places.
Large gaps in patterns.
Work habit (speed) Completes task ahead
of time.
Completes task on time. Late by 1 day in
completing one’s work.