What is another word for basting stitch?
Pronunciation: [bˈastɪŋ stˈɪt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
The basting stitch is a temporary stitching technique that is commonly used in sewing. However, there are different ways to refer to this type of stitch, depending on where you are located. For instance, some regions use the term "tacking stitch" instead of basting stitch. In the UK, the stitch is known as a "running stitch" while in Australia, it's called a "tailor's tack." Also, there is a similar term "stay stitch" which is used to reinforce areas of a fabric that can stretch out of shape when manipulated during a garment construction process. Knowing these synonyms can be helpful if you're following a sewing pattern or instruction from a different region.
