Sentence examples for needle stitching from inspiring English sources

To me – and many homeless people – it was a safe, dry, warm container, continually travelling sometimes above the surface, sometimes below, like a giant needle stitching London's centre into place.

The film's opening close-ups of a needle stitching linen don't remotely prepare us for the eccentricity of the raspberry-red confection we soon see.

With the needle, stitch the top of the mallet.

Slip the first left needle stitch back onto the right needle to finish a right slanting decrease.

With yarn and a tapestry needle, stitch the seamed edge of the sleeve to the side of the sweater, about halfway down the sleeve from where the armpit meets the side seam (shown in contrasting yarn to make the stitches more visible).

Close inspection of its leaf reveals tiny pinelike needles stitched together and radiating from the base, allowing the leaf to flutter like a paper fan.

The avoidance of cytotoxic stimuli during cartilage repair procedures, such as trephine wounds, needle stitches, and others (see above), is of ample importance for a successful repair, as well as anti-inflammatory measures where necrosis cannot be completely avoided.

Simply follow each handwritten letter; it is best to needle stitch going from side to side...and don't forget to tie off.

John Tinseth of thetrad.blogspot.com is an unlikely authority on the desirability of non-Teflon-coated pinpoint oxford cloth dress shirts with single-needle stitching, barrel cuffs, generous armholes and split yokes — another O'Connell's specialty.

His first line of sweatshirts will be priced at a reasonable $59, but they are made with heavyweight cotton, double- and triple-needle stitching, thick ribbing at the waist, additional panels along the side for a better fit, and other construction details such as metal snaps designed in-house.

"We supply all materials from the leather to the glue to needles for stitching.