Yes, there are more than 300 types of stitches used in embroidery. In fact, the number of stitches used in embroidery can vary depending on the source and the specific techniques being counted. Some sources list over 400 different stitches, while others may list fewer.

The exact number of stitches used in embroidery is difficult to determine, as many stitches have multiple names or variations and may be used in different ways depending on the project and the style of embroidery being used. Additionally, new stitches and techniques are constantly being developed and added to the repertoire of embroidery stitches.

Some of the most commonly used embroidery stitches include backstitch, satin stitch, chain stitch, stem stitch, French knot, and running stitch, among others. Each stitch has its own unique look and properties, and can be used to create a variety of textures, shapes, and patterns in embroidery.