"stitched" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that has been joined together with thread. For example, "The quilt was made with patches intricately stitched together."
But before a cotton dress is cut and stitched it is dyed and printed; before that it is woven from yarn into cloth; before that it is spun from raw cotton into yarn.
Click to view Jessy Lanza's Kathy Lee here What we said: "For all the mash-ups, Bangerz feels stitched together in the dark, and the attention-seeking begins to grate.
Sinason talks of a popular ritual in which a child is stitched inside the belly of a dying animal before being 'reborn to satan'.
So many footballers have been stitched up over the years.
Photograph: Armando Babani/EPA Germany have lost both their previous meetings with Algeria in all competitions Their most notable meeting came in Spain 1982, when Algeria beat West Germany 2-1, beinge being stitched up and eliminated by the famous "Shame of Gijon", when Germany and Austria conspired to record a mutually beneficial result that eliminated Algeria from the tournament.
Nick Clegg – a man who's said to have his conference speech stitched up before he even arrives in conferenceville – has had a good week in Glasgow, and not just in the narrow terms of imposing his will on the party faithful, usually at the expense of Vince Cable.
In the interim, the charismatic leader stitched together the disparate opposition and worked feverishly to tempt coalition members across the floor of the house with the ultimate aim of bringing down the government.
They had done their homework and it was all neatly stitched together round archive inserts that illustrated how different Fleet Street, and life, was 30 and more years ago.
The former is indelibly stitched into French film history thanks to her breakthrough role in Alain Resnais' Hiroshima Mon Amour way back in 1959, though she has also made films for Georges Franju and Jean-Pierre Melville.
Successful sports people are like this: preternaturally tough, stitched together out of shark hide and flameproof nylon weave.
"I had a broken nose, I had a stitched lower half of my lip.
