With aid of illustration distinguish between herringbone and cross stitch?

Herringbone stitch:

- Herringbone stitch is a decorative stitch that creates a pattern resembling the bones of a herring fish.
- It is worked by creating a series of diagonal stitches that cross over each other, forming a V-shaped pattern.
- The stitches are typically worked in rows, with each row alternating the direction of the stitches to create a herringbone pattern.
- Herringbone stitch is often used in embroidery and sewing to create decorative borders, fill patterns, and textured designs.

Cross stitch:

- Cross stitch is a type of embroidery stitch that creates a small X-shaped stitch.
- It is worked by creating a series of diagonal stitches that cross over each other at a 90-degree angle, forming a square or X-shaped pattern.
- Cross stitch is typically worked on a grid-like fabric, with each stitch representing a single square on the grid.
- Cross stitch is commonly used in embroidery to create detailed designs, patterns, and images.