How was the buyex tapestry made?

The Bayeux Tapestry was created in the 11th century, likely commissioned by Bishop Odo of Bayeux to commemorate the Norman Conquest of England. It is an embroidery, not a true tapestry, made using wool yarn on a linen background, employing a stitch technique called "stem stitch" for intricate designs. The tapestry measures about 70 meters long and features detailed scenes depicting the events leading up to The Battle of Hastings, including figures, animals, and Latin inscriptions. The work is attributed to skilled artisans, possibly from England or Normandy, who collaborated to create this significant historical artifact.