drawnwork
- noun
- Specialized
- Her grandmother taught her how to create drawnwork on fine linen napkins.
Examples
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The intricate drawnwork on the tablecloth was admired by all the guests.
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She spent hours perfecting her drawnwork technique for the new exhibit.
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The drawnwork on this tablecloth is exquisite.
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She learned to create beautiful drawnworks in her sewing class.
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Her grandmother taught her how to create drawnwork on fine linen napkins.
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The intricate drawnwork on the tablecloth was admired by all the guests.
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She spent hours perfecting her drawnwork technique for the new exhibit.
Synonyms
A thin decorative cloth made from threads in open patterns used on clothes
Decoration on cloth made by sewing thread into raised patterns
Work done by sewing or embroidery and things made in this way
A delicate open pattern of threads used to decorate veils or dresses
Decorative work with a pattern of holes like lace
Decorative sewing done with a needle and thread
Work made by sewing or knitting to make patterns on cloth like a quilt
A craft that forms delicate open patterns from thread by hand
Decorative sewing like embroidery or lace that makes cloth look nicer
Decorative patterns sewn by hand rather than by machine
Making things by hand with a needle, for example sewing and embroidery
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Drawnwork comes from the idea of 'drawing' threads out of cloth: drawn means 'pulled', just like in drawstring, and work shows it is a kind of craft. So, drawnwork is a type of sewing where you pull threads out to make lace-like patterns.