What is a Knockdown stitch in embroidery

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A knockdown stitch (called a Fluffle Patch at bluebunnyhollow.com) in embroidery is a technique used to create a smooth and even surface on fabrics with a textured or raised background. It involves stitching a layer of thread or stitches over the area to be embroidered, usually in a back-and-forth pattern, to flatten the fabric and create a stable foundation for the subsequent embroidery design. The knockdown stitch ensures that the embroidered design stands out prominently and prevents the textured background from interfering with the clarity and precision of the final embroidery work.

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