- a kind of stitch made of thread or with a staple (noun), used as in binding magazines or booklets at the fold
- Sewing a decorative stitch consisting of long stitches on the right side and short stitches on the underside
saddle stitch
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saddle stitch
noun
- A simple overcasting stitch, usually of a thread contrasting in color with the fabric, used primarily as ornament on clothing.
- A stitch used in sewing together the leaves of a book at the fold lines, either with thread or wire.
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