stitch

Object

• hem: Is a thicker material and has double stitched hem and cuffs for resilience.
• quilt: A wonderful English vintage machine stitched quilt or bedspread, dating to circa 1955.
• seam: They look like French seams stitched down flat, which will entail three sets of stitching per seam.
• strap: Comes with black NATO band or stitched leather strap.
• saddle: A6 saddle stitched 52 pages Author: Alan J Frost Order Ref.
• leather: A sheath should be made from strong, stitched leather, with a tunnel belt loop.

Converse of object

• knit: Also most jumpers ask you to pick up and knit stitches round the neck edge.
• dissolve: The skin is closed, usually with a dissolving stitch buried under the skin.
• decrease: Decrease 1 stitch on each side, giving you 3 needles left holding yarn.

Adjective modifier

• dissolvable: The sternum is rejoined using wires and the skin on the chest is closed with dissolvable stitches.

Modifies a noun

• drilling: The wire saw is very much faster, but since set-up takes longer stitch drilling can be more cost-effective in terms of smaller openings.
• kit: Johnson Crafts have a massive range of cross stitch bookmark kits available from just £ 4.50.
• marker: K 50 rows; mark on both sides using stitch markers.
• pattern: The software then takes about five seconds to convert the image into a stitch pattern, most likely of tens of thousands of stitches.

Noun used with modifier

• garter: I'm thinking garter stitch scarf in chunky yarn with big needles - some instant gratification to get her hooked.
• purl: Knitting continues in the round in stocking stitch, with a false seam created by a column of purl stitches down each side.
• crochet: Must admit however, I never learned knitting or anything fancier than a double crochet stitch.
• stocking: Both designs have raglan sleeves and a simple stocking stitch throughout.
• cross: I gave Mr Briggs a cross stitch picture I'd done for him to say thanks for everything he's done.
• embroidery: Sewing and darning equipment and methods, with an inventory of embroidery stitches and dressmaking techniques, are described for the first time.