Sentence examples for was knit from inspiring English sources
verb
To turn thread or yarn into a piece of fabric by forming loops that are pulled through each other. This can be done by hand with needles or by machine.
At Brandon Maxwell, the big idea was knit — knit flares!
When not hand-knit, the tubular body was knit at mills, with heels and toes added by hand.
One boy's yarmulke was knit with the Chicago Cubs logo, another was plain black felt, another was fatigue green and inscribed "Israel Defense Forces".
Then, it was knit from wool, weighed more than eight pounds when wet, and was meant for both women and men, said Lorraine Medici, vice president of marketing at Jantzen.
As oil began to contaminate Louisiana beaches in May, it was manually removed; more difficult to clean were the state's marshes and estuaries, where the topography was knit together by delicate plant life.
It was knit into every passionate utterance on Monday as about 250 tribal sheiks, clerics, activists for women's rights, lawyers and Kurdish leaders picked by the foreigners to represent the elite of Mosul gathered to discuss the country that will emerge once the American-led civil administration leaves in July.
Reality was knitting itself together.
"I forgot what I was knitting".
Specimen 'P' was knitted using plain (or knit) technique only.
Specimen 'PFT' was knitted using float and tuck technique on a plain structure.
One of the ladies was knitting.
