embroidering in English
she had already embroidered a dozen little nighties for the babies
Use "embroidering" in a sentence
1. I am embroidering this picture for my mother.
2. Later, the girls might be given some embroidering and weaving lessons (13).
3. Instead of embroidering the dominant flower, I could do a gradation of colours.
4. I express my artistic nature through painting, sewing, quilting, embroidering, and making ceramics.
5. They taught me darning, knitting, embroidering, mending, solitaire, palm-reading, whatever they knew.
6. Synonyms for Backstitching include sewing, needlecraft, needlework, stitching, basting, darning, dressmaking, embroidering, embroidery and fancywork
7. Present participle of broider··(archaic) emBroidering Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
8. The Canonesses often taught girls, and were also employed in embroidering ecclesiastical vestments and transcribing liturgical books
9. In addition to material and color, we find details regarding the weaving, dyeing, sewing, and embroidering of the tent coverings and curtains.
10. Backings Appropriate backing is essential for embroidering most fabrics. Without backing, fabrics can slip even when they are hooped tightly
11. And, when my daughter was small, I made her a sun dress, carefully embroidering a butterfly on the bodice.
12. When one dreams of emBroidering they are focusing intently on trying to bring a more utilitarian perspective into their world
13. Usually emBroidering in and of itself is representative of a life which is full of creativity in addition to said utilitarianism, that of doing for yourself, of finding creative ways to be free and off the grid
14. We are entrepreneurs located in Doral City in Florida, ready since 2 years experience emBroidering and printing all our customers caps and apparel, so quick and cheapest way possible without sacrifice the high quality of our products, and we continue growing and growing every day
15. Crewel work, type of free-style embroidery distinguished not by the stitches employed but by the two-ply worsted wool yarn called Crewel used for embroidering the design on a twill foundation (i.e., linen warp and cotton weft) or sometimes on pure linen or cotton cloth.