Origami Ostern Infografik im DIY-Stil mit Stickstichen

Craft / DIY infographic titled "Embroidery Basic Stitches". Archetype: SEWING TECHNIQUE STEP-BY-STEP. Advanced-level craft-magazine instructional illustration in a technical schematic style with a vintage pattern book palette. Show anatomically correct hand positions, embroidery hoop, woven fabric close-ups, embroidery needle, embroidery floss strands, small scissors, thimble, thread conditioner icons, and no tool brand logos. Layout with 7 numbered visual steps, each containing a clear technique diagram, a short heading in English, a one-line caption in English, and small tool icons. Include precise stitch-path arrows, entry and exit points, thread tension direction, enlarged inset diagrams of needle movement, and fabric grain guides. Steps: 1) "Split Stitch" — caption explains piercing the previous stitch to create a textured line. 2) "Stem Stitch" — caption explains overlapping angled stitches for smooth curved outlines. 3) "Chain Stitch" — caption explains looping the thread to build linked decorative chains. 4) "Satin Stitch" — caption explains laying parallel stitches closely to fill a shape smoothly. 5) "French Knot" — caption explains wrapping the thread around the needle before inserting near the exit point. 6) "Feather Stitch" — caption explains alternating open stitches along a central guide for branching decoration. 7) "Lazy Daisy" — caption explains anchoring looped chain stitches to form petal shapes. Add a small English safety tip panel relevant to sharp implements: keep needle tips capped or secured when not in use, cut thread away from fingers, store scissors closed. Clean white or lightly aged paper background, muted reds, faded navy, moss green, sepia, cream, and charcoal linework, precise labeled callouts, diagrammatic clarity, balanced grid layout. Do not depict unrelated origami or Easter motifs; only embroidery content. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Anatomically correct hand positions. No tool brand logos. Safety tip for power tools / sharp implements where relevant.