hemstitch

We hemstitched all the tablecloths and pillow-cases, and some of the sheets.

Nervous and frightened, at the same time fascinated, Saxon hemstitched a linen handkerchief intended for Billy and listened to Mercedes' wild flow of speech.

Rachel Lynde, as she hemstitched table napkins industriously.

There were credible rumors, also, of a hemstitched pocket-handkerchief; and report even went so far as to state that Miss Ophelia had one pocket-handkerchief with lace all around it,--it was even added that it was worked in the corners; but this latter point was never satisfactorily ascertained, and remains, in fact, unsettled to this day.

Wing needles, also known as hemstitch needles, are available in various sizes in most sewing stores.

Packed with step-by-step 'user friendly' instructions, "Little Loom Weaving" covers such techniques as: Tabby Weave; Looping; Hemstitch; Open Slit; Rya Knot; and Soumak.

The first collection betrays a precocious formal experimentation with the traditional qasida, several poems adopting a single hemstitch form and varying rhymes, verging on free verse.

Finally, the anterior wall incision was closed using continuous hemstitch sutures.

Five collections are available: black-trimmed herringbone, beige pinstripe, new blue-bordered flat weave, more formal cotton hemstitch and new gray vintage flax.

[26] described pancreaticogastrostomy modification with doublebinding continuous hemstitch sutures in the posterior gastric wall.

In 1893, be created a machine to help--the world's first hemstitch sewing machine.