Sentence examples for thickness of thread from inspiring English sources

In addition, the number of fabric threads that you cross will also impact the type and thickness of thread used; for example, in cross stitch, the more fabric threads crossed, the more fabric that remains exposed, whereas tighter stitches do not reveal as much fabric underneath.

"It depends on the color and thickness of the thread and where I sew".

He was like her, too, in being quite fanciful in his imagery (an old turkey with a head "like a loading-hook from a drowned galleon," a hefty starling seen as a "sampler-shape whose bid / to be a bird / suffers from thickness of the thread") while always respecting his creatures' fierce and inalienable reality: you never had the feeling that his was a denatured zoo, a menagerie of mere symbols.

Try to keep the thickness of your thread constant.

The thickness of your thread can also distort the canvas.

Use double thickness of the waxed thread or quilting thread and tie off the knot firmly to avoid future re-loosening when re-sewing signatures.

Weight refers to the thickness of the yarn, the number of threads (plies) that make up the strand, the weight per meter, and the number of wraps per inch.

Clearly, the effect of particulate matter on paper must be very localised, because it is likely that particles can only interact with the immediately adjacent fibres.The thickness of cellulose fibre threads of our samples is generally between 5 and 20 (upmu mathrm{m},) which is comparable to the diameter of particulate matter.

The thickness of the basic AVI threads appeared to be less than 50 nm in both the isolated and the cellular AVIs (Fig. 4B and 4D).

The researchers then squeezed the paste from a syringe and removed the sulfuric acid, leaving a black nanotube thread the thickness of a human hair.

You will need to pick a thread that is close to the color and thickness of the existing sock yarn.