Sentence examples for threads of wool from inspiring English sources

When a shaft of light enters a window, Zander sees "threads of wool, hairs, all this microdust".

Education, at a Price Fatima Sakhi's tiny fingers moved swiftly and nimbly up and down the loom, expertly pulling the threads of wool into place and tying off the knots.

She added her good wishes into the threads of wool as she knitted.

They were woven from threads of dyed wool and silk, some of them gilded or wrapped in silver, around 1500, probably in Brussels or Liège, for an unknown person or persons, and for an unknown reason — possibly to honor a wedding.

Not a thread of merino wool, not a sniff of a designer label.

Ms. Doan's works are endearingly casual assemblages in which plant materials, chunks of wool, thread, found objects and various other things are crocheted, twined and hand spun into little balls.

Osaka-born, Berlin-based performance and installation artist Chiharu Shiota ensnares walls, ceilings, and gallery floors with yards and yards of wool thread.

Designed in Paris and woven between 1495 and 1505, the tapestries, made of wool, metallic threads and silk, will be shown there through Sept. 6 while repairs are made to the Cloisters.

Wool threads: Wool threads tend to be used for embroidery projects and for blankets (using blanket stitch).

When she first conceived "beautification" (a "prissy" word, one that never pleased her), she found it was like "picking up a tangled skein of wool; all the threads are interwoven recreation and pollution and mental health, and the crime rate, and rapid transit and the war on poverty, and parks...everything leads to something else".

You may wish to them the edges so the knitted socks do not unravel into a pile of wool or other threads.