Sentence examples for was knitted 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.
The charcoal throw on the sofa was knitted by Ms. Brechbuehler's mother.
Policymakers began to understand this, and gender was knitted into their understanding of generational abuse.
Kershaw's narration sounded just as relaxed and conversational as his interactions, and the programme was knitted together with some splendid plucky music.
She is wearing jeans and a turquoise cardigan with holes in it that looks as if it was knitted on the fat needles fashionable at the time.
The Sun reports that the scarf is a special 24ft version that was knitted specially for the trailer and took two weeks to make.
The whole picture was knitted together beautifully by golden oats (Stipa gigantea) and yellow asphodel (Asphodeline lutea), both natives of the Mediterranean maquis that Cleve envisaged.
Reality was knitting itself together.
"I forgot what I was knitting".
One of the ladies was knitting.
The woman at the registration desk was knitting.
Many had been knitted by his mother.
