catstitch (Meaning)
Webster
catstitch (v. t.)
To fold and sew down the edge of with a coarse zigzag stitch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of catstitch
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catstitch Sentence Examples
- As she sewed the patch onto her jeans, she carefully applied a neat catstitch along the edge.
- The catstitch technique involves creating small, evenly spaced stitches resembling the footprints of a cat.
- Grandma taught me how to do a catstitch when repairing torn fabric, ensuring it holds up well over time.
- I love the look of a catstitch on a quilt; it adds a charming and whimsical touch.
- When hemming the curtains, she opted for a catstitch along the bottom for a decorative finish.
- The tailor expertly employed a catstitch to mend the tear in the delicate silk blouse.
- Her cross-stitch project featured a playful cat motif, with each cat outlined in a fine catstitch.
- Instead of a plain seam, she decided to join the fabric pieces with a catstitch for a more visually appealing seam.
- The catstitch is known for its durability, making it a popular choice for repairing garments.
- With practice, I've become quite adept at creating a neat and tidy catstitch in my sewing projects.
FAQs About the word catstitch
To fold and sew down the edge of with a coarse zigzag stitch.
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No antonyms found.
As she sewed the patch onto her jeans, she carefully applied a neat catstitch along the edge.
The catstitch technique involves creating small, evenly spaced stitches resembling the footprints of a cat.
Grandma taught me how to do a catstitch when repairing torn fabric, ensuring it holds up well over time.
I love the look of a catstitch on a quilt; it adds a charming and whimsical touch.
