Stitchery (noun)

1. The art or process of sewing or embroidering.
2. A piece of needlework or embroidery.

Origin:

From the middle english stitcherie, from the old english stīċere ("a needle worker"), from stīċ ("a needle") + -ere (agent noun suffix).

Examples:

1. She was skilled in the art of stitchery and could sew intricate designs with ease.
2. The stitchery on the dress was so delicate and beautiful, it looked like it was painted on.
3. The stitchery on the quilt was passed down from her grandmother.
4. The stitchery on the tablecloth was made by her own hands.
5. The art of stitchery is a traditional and ancient craft.