basting stitch (Meaning)
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basting stitch (n)
a loose temporary sewing stitch to hold layers of fabric together
Synonyms & Antonyms of basting stitch
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
basting stitch Sentence Examples
- The chef carefully basted the steak with melted butter to keep it moist and flavorful.
- The tailor used a basting stitch to temporarily hold the fabric in place while he marked the seam line.
- The seamstress used a contrasting thread to create a decorative basting stitch around the hem of the skirt.
- The quilting enthusiast used a basting stitch to secure the layers of fabric before quilting them together.
- The upholsterer used a basting stitch to tack the fabric to the frame of the chair before stapling it permanently.
- The nurse used a basting stitch to secure the edges of a wound dressing to prevent infections.
- The seamstress used a basting stitch to hold the zipper in place before sewing it in permanently.
- The seamstress basted the fabric along the seam line to ensure a precise stitch.
- The tailor basted the buttonholes to secure the stitching before cutting them open.
- The upholsterer basted the fabric onto the cushion to ensure a snug fit before stapling it.
FAQs About the word basting stitch
a loose temporary sewing stitch to hold layers of fabric together
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The chef carefully basted the steak with melted butter to keep it moist and flavorful.
The tailor used a basting stitch to temporarily hold the fabric in place while he marked the seam line.
The seamstress used a contrasting thread to create a decorative basting stitch around the hem of the skirt.
The quilting enthusiast used a basting stitch to secure the layers of fabric before quilting them together.
