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stitchery

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun stitchery has 1 sense
  1. sewing, stitchery - needlework that involves sewing; "she put her sewing back in the basket"
    --1 is a kind of needlework, needlecraft
    --1 has particulars:
     applique; binding; gather, gathering; mend, patch, darn; patchwork; stitch
    Derived form: verb stitch1

Definitions from the Web

Definition:

Stitchery refers to the art, craft, or activity of stitching or sewing, often involving the creation of decorative or functional items using various types of stitches.

Senses:

Sense 1:

As a noun, stitchery refers to the collection or body of stitching or sewn work done by hand or machine.

Example sentence: She proudly displayed her exquisite stitchery collection, showcasing intricate embroidery and carefully sewn quilts.

Sense 2:

As a noun, stitchery can also refer to a piece of sewn work, especially if it is decorative or artistic.

Example sentence: The tapestry on the wall was a remarkable stitchery of colors and patterns, depicting a breathtaking landscape.

Sense 3:

As a noun, stitchery can also refer to the process or act of stitching or sewing.

Example sentence: Margot enjoyed the meditative calmness of stitchery, as she carefully sewed buttons onto her favorite shirt.

Sense 4:

As a noun, stitchery can also refer to the collective techniques, skills, or knowledge associated with sewing or embroidery.

Example sentence: The book provided a comprehensive guide on various stitchery techniques, allowing beginners to learn and master the art of sewing.

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