Sentence examples for the stitching of from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, it's in the beadwork, or the edging, or the stitching of a piece of cord.

A similar effect was the stitching of an aerial view of a maze in a Roman park.

I daresay he would not be able to comprehend the stitching of a patchwork quilt, just for the sake of making beauty.

The stitching of the buttery leather interior is evocative, however, of the diamond quilt pattern of a 1970s polyester ski parka.

Some sort of animating force takes over and the stitching of belonging and community is raised for all to see in the restaurants, cafes, beaches and parks.

The story that he loosened the stitching of Ali's gloves, to buy time between rounds when he was floored by Henry Cooper at Wembley in 1963, was embellished over the years by both Dundee and Cooper.

Then, picking up the stitch of his thought, he said, "I can't.

In the stitches of her skin she'll wear your say.

Weave the center tail into the stitches of the star.

Weave the remaining excess into the stitches of your drawstring.

The stitches of both ends must line up evenly when you slip stitch them together.