Sentence examples for stitching line from inspiring English sources

Trim any excess fabric that lies beyond your stitching line, paying particular care to the areas of the ears and tail – but be careful not to trim so close that you chop through your sewing.

In image blending, the intensities of pixels along the stitching line are modified so that they flow naturally without any noticeable break.

This will prevent strain on the stitching line that can make the gathered fabric pull loose.

This is the "normal" space between the edge of the fabric and the stitching line.

Leave a small amount of felt above the stitching line, it's important not to trim too closely.

(See No. 4 in drawing) Repeat the process for a thicker and more solid stitching line (and therefore buttonhole edge).

You will need: Tailor's chalk or fabric marking pen Stitch unpicker New zip Needle and contrasting thread Sewing machine with zipper foot attached Matching thread Pins Iron and ironing board 1) Before removing the broken zip, mark on to the garment where the existing stitching lines are using tailor's chalk.

This approach is based on the segmentation of a pair of range images using the concepts of "double stitching lines", as well as a constrained local triangulation process.

For textiles, this allows "print engineering," where the print is designed to fit the exact pattern piece, often matching across stitching lines with neighboring pieces; however, dimensional changes due to washing can ruin such carefully calculated work.

Rather, those glowing neon segments are actually stitching lines embroidered on photo paper.

They should be sewn inside the dress bodice with several stitching lines for added strength.