Drawn square stitch
This pulled work stitch consists of a counted satin stitch border around a square eyelet. It is always worked over an even number of threads, although that number can vary. It is traditionally worked as a whitework stitch.
The first published references to this stitch are in the early 20th century.
Method
Work 9 vertical satin stitches over two horizontal fabric threads. Pull each stitch tightly.
Start forming the corner of a square by working three diagonal stitches which share a hole with the previous straight stitch.
Work 9 horizontal satin stitches over two vertical fabric threads to form the next side of the square. Pull each stitch tightly.
Continue in this way to create the outer square.
Sharing the inner holes of the satin stitches, work a square eyelet with 16 stitches radiating around a central hole.