embroidery造句

random stitch embroidery

She herself was very fond of embroidery.

She detailed the lingerie and skirt with lace and embroidery.

Even without the silver embroidery and pillow-shaped hairdos, it was a new way to dress.

Only with many embroidery techniques is it possible to embroider such wonderful patterns.

The embroidery that has modern art again at the same time, the handicraft such as blanket, dress is tasted, promoted the development of course of study of minority handiwork embroidery.

He ran straight into them - denim blazing with silver embroidery, serape dresses, gaucho pants with side vents of creamy silk.

Embroidery is a traditional Chinese craft which consists of pulling colored threads through a background material with embroidery needles to stitch colored patterns that have been previously designed on the ground.

Philippine President Gloria Arroyo, the only female leader, will wear a V-necked blouse in red silk with elaborate embroidery and lace.

"Needlepoint: Type of embroidery in which the stitches are counted and worked with a needle over the threads, or mesh, of a canvas foundation."

To ex-subjects of the Soviet imperium, talk of officially encouraged admiration for “fraternal” nations, laced with displays of embroidery, cuisine and folk-dancing, sounds cloying.

"It was known as canvas work until the early 19th century. If the canvas has 16 or more mesh holes per linear inch, the embroidery is called petit point; most needlepoint was petit point in the 16th-18th century."

The child turned her eyes to the point indicated; and there lay the scarlet letter, so close upon the margin of the stream, that the gold embroidery was reflected in it.