Sentence examples similar to cut laces from inspiring English sources

Piper Shepard's "Lace Meander" is a series of hanging muslin scrolls into which the artist cut lace patterns with an X-Acto knife.

It's a really good braising cut, laced with cartilage that softens into lusciousness after a few hours in the pot, richly beefy, its essence becoming one with the braising medium.

The long lace is folded in half, and the cut lace is in the middle.

Baste the neck of the loop (still with the cut lace in the middle).

Start with only one sneaker at a time so you have enough time to fit and cut lace to fit each shoe.

The ancient Carrickmacross cut-out technique came from Ireland, while some of the hand-cut lace was created in England, but used alongside famous French Chantilly lace.

The ancient Carrickmacross cutout technique came from Ireland, while some of the hand-cut lace was created in England but used alongside famous French Chantilly lace.

One finished dress was fashioned from expanded, creamy gold laser-cut lace that resembled the netting used to package clementines; when the dress was worn, the lace swirled in rings around the body, as if its wearer were a dancer who had been frozen mid-pirouette.

If you are working with a full or half lace wig, cut the lace to match your hairline.

Try method 1 before method 2 so you don't have to cut your laces.

The tax cut is laced into a comprehensive package of issues that also includes Social Security, Medicare and education.