What is another word for half cross stitch?
Pronunciation: [hˈɑːf kɹˈɒs stˈɪt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
Half cross stitch is a popular stitching technique that is widely used in embroidery. Half cross stitch is also commonly known as continental stitch, tent stitch, or half stitch. The half cross stitch technique involves making diagonal stitches that run over one diagonal thread of the fabric, creating a slanted half stitch. The continental stitch is a popular type of half cross stitch that is used to create a solid line of stitching. The tent stitch is a half cross stitch that is used to create a more textured and dense stitch pattern that adds depth and dimension to the design. The half stitch is a basic stitching technique that is often used for outlining or filling in small areas.
