Sentence examples for wound thread from inspiring English sources

Skeins of raw silk are boiled and cleaned and dyed in the basement and then converted into finely wound thread on spinning flywheels called swifts.

Put the scissors in between the two circles of cardboard and cut open the wound thread or yarn around the outer edge.

Carefully pull the wound thread loops down the needle to the eye, then continue pulling the loops down the entire length of the thread.

Slip the needle through the centre of the wound thread, close to the cardboard, then through the loop and draw the thread tight; this will bind the threads securely at that point.

The U.S. patent of the three-piece rubber ball the invention of Coburn Haskell, a golfer from Cleveland, and Bertram G. Work of the B.F. Goodrich Company involved a tension-wound rubber thread around a solid rubber core.

Another kind of hand weaving is the tapestry method, wherein the coloured weft threads, wound upon wooden needles, are threaded around and between the warp ends, leaving a flat or slightly ribbed surface.

In making the net, the thread, wound on an elongated shuttle, passes over a mesh stick or gauge, which governs the size of the mesh, and into a previous square or diamond where a knot similar to a fisherman's knot is tied.

Not everyone will see the hairy eyeball on the floor in the second gallery as a mass of line, but it is, in fact, made of wound, embroidered and loose thread.

Wounded, wounded, wounded!

All incision wounds were sutured with thread or were closed with synthetic resin glue (Aron Alpha 201).

The continuous thread on both wound edges was tightened for good closure of the wounds (Fig.  2a).