stitch造句

random stitch embroidery

Every stitch was in its right place.

The doctor can stitch up the wound skillfully.

He felt a sort of stitch in his heart.

Will you stitch a button on this shirt?

Women stitch hairs onto goblins. A sculptor creates a huge monument to wizarding might.

But he is proud to show off the scars and stitch-marks that cover his belly.

Not a stitch in that embroidered letter, but she has felt it in her heart.

If you have intermediate sewing skills then you can easily stitch yourself a pair of proper denim slippers.

"Among the Basic techniques are cross-stitch, crewel work, and quilting. The Persians and Greeks wore quilted garments as armor."

Photosynth was launched last August and allows users to automatically stitch multiple photos to create an immersive 3d experience.

Sew the ends to the facing then with a catch stitch, cover the boning with a loose thread casing.

The site allows you to stitch your photos automatically, and its viewer lets others' look around 'the panorama.

When users request a page, it can take anywhere from 200 to 500ms for the backend server to stitch together the HTML page.

Sewing thread tension and stitch density are selected by the result of orthogonal experiments as two variable parameters to study the effect of sewing parameter on seam pucker.

The doctor explains how he can stitch up blood vessels in a healthy limb, causing it to blacken with gangrene over a few days.

One friend led us to another. At last we tracked down 20 women, each of whom could knit the special stitch.

Sew one end securely for about 1.3cm (1/2 inch). Then with a catch-stitch make a loose thread casing over the elastic.

At one of those factories in an industrial suburb of the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, a worker uses a sewing machine to stitch together black padding for an orthopedic foot brace.

This week’s decision by the Eurogroup of euro-area finance ministers to nominate Vitor Constâncio as the next vice-president of the European Central Bank (ECB) certainly looks like a stitch-up.

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.

Connecting is what our ancestors were doing thousands of years ago when they gathered around the fire to eat woolly mammoth steaks or stitch together the latest animal-hide fashions.

Important thangkas are embroidered on transferred Outlines; some of them use a great variety of stitch patterns such as flat and piled stitches to give them a three-dimensional effect.