Words Related to Arts and Crafts - Needlework
Here you will learn some English words related to needlework such as "crochet", "thimble", and "knitting".
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applique
[noun]
a decorative design made by cutting out and stitching a different piece of fabric or material onto a larger piece to create a pattern or picture
bargello
[noun]
a needlework technique that involves creating intricate geometric patterns and designs by using straight stitches of various lengths and colors
berlin wool work
[noun]
a type of needlework that originated in the mid-19th century in Germany, which involves using wool yarn to create intricate patterns and designs on canvas or other fabrics
blackwork
[noun]
a type of embroidery that uses black thread to create intricate and decorative designs and patterns on white or light-colored fabric
bobbin
[noun]
a small cylinder that holds thread, which is used in a sewing machine or a hand-held sewing tool
broderie perse
[noun]
a type of needlework that involves cutting out floral or other motifs from printed fabrics and appliqueing them onto a base fabric to create a decorative composition
candlewicking
[noun]
a type of embroidery that uses unbleached cotton thread to create a textured and raised design on a cotton or linen fabric
chain stitch
[noun]
a type of embroidery stitch that involves creating a series of looped stitches that form a chain-like pattern
reel
[noun]
a small cylinder-shaped object made of wood, plastic, or other materials, used for holding and dispensing thread or yarn
couching
[noun]
a type of embroidery technique that involves attaching a decorative thread or yarn to a fabric surface by laying it on top of the fabric and securing it in place with small stitches or knots
brazilian embroidery
[noun]
a type of embroidery that originated in Brazil and is characterized by the use of high-sheen rayon thread
counted-thread
[noun]
a type of embroidery that involves creating designs on fabric using counted stitches
crewel embroidery
[noun]
a type of embroidery that uses wool yarn to create a variety of decorative stitches on a fabric
crochet
[noun]
a piece of art made by hand in which the threads of cotton or wool are connected to make clothing, etc. by using a needle with a hook on its end
cross-stitch
[noun]
a type of embroidery stitch that involves creating X-shaped stitches on a fabric
darning
[noun]
a sewing technique that involves repairing holes or tears in fabric by weaving or sewing new threads over the damaged area
eye
[noun]
the small opening or hole at the non-pointed end of a needle through which the thread or yarn is passed
goldwork
[noun]
a type of embroidery that uses metallic threads, such as gold or silver, and sometimes beads or sequins, to create intricate and decorative designs and patterns on fabric or other materials
knitting
[noun]
the skill or act of making a piece of clothing from threads of wool, etc. by using a pair of special long thin needles or a knitting machine
needle
[noun]
a slender, solid, often sharp-pointed instrument used for withdrawing blood samples , injecting medicine , etc.
needle lace
[noun]
a type of lace-making technique that involves creating lace designs and patterns using a needle and thread
needlepoint
[noun]
a type of embroidery that involves creating designs on canvas or other materials using a needle and thread
patchwork
[noun]
a sewing technique that involves piecing together small pieces of fabric into a larger design or pattern
pin
[noun]
a slender, elongated object typically made of metal, that has a sharp point at one end and a flat or rounded head at the other
pincushion
[noun]
a small pad used to hold and store sewing pins and needles during sewing
pinhead
[noun]
the top part of a sewing pin that is used to hold the pin in place and to provide a surface for gripping and pushing with the fingers
ribbon embroidery
[noun]
a type of embroidery that uses ribbon rather than traditional embroidery thread to create delicate and intricate designs and patterns on fabric or other materials
sampler
[noun]
a piece of embroidery or needlework that serves as a model or demonstration of different stitches and techniques
sashiko
[noun]
a traditional Japanese embroidery technique that involves using a running stitch to create decorative patterns and designs on fabric
sewing
[noun]
the skill or practice of using a scissor, needle, thread, etc. to make or repair clothing
smocking
[noun]
a decorative embroidery technique that involves gathering fabric in small, even pleats and securing them with stitches to create a textured and elastic effect
spool knitting
[noun]
a knitting technique that uses a spool with pegs or nails to create a narrow, tubular cord or braid
stitch
[noun]
a loop or series of loops of thread or yarn that are used to sew or embroider fabric or other materials together
stumpwork
[noun]
a type of embroidery that involves creating three-dimensional designs and motifs using a variety of materials such as wire, beads, and fabric
surface embroidery
[noun]
a type of embroidery that involves creating decorative patterns and designs on the surface of fabric using a variety of stitches
tapestry
[noun]
a piece of heavy cloth that is adorned by weaving complicated pictorial designs into it and is mostly used for wall hangings, curtains, etc.
thimble
[noun]
a small protective cap worn on the finger to prevent injury while pushing a needle through fabric when sewing
thread
[noun]
a thin strand of material, such as cotton, nylon, or silk, used for sewing or weaving
trapunto
[noun]
a type of quilting technique that involves creating a raised and padded effect by stuffing areas of a quilt design with batting or other materials
whitework embroidery
[noun]
a type of embroidery that involves creating designs and patterns on white or light-colored fabric using white or neutral-colored threads
cable stich
[noun]
a knitting stitch that creates a twisted and interlocking pattern resembling a cable
to cast off
[verb]
to finish the final row or stitch of a knitted or crocheted item and secure the loops so that the project is completed and ready to be cut off
to cast on
[verb]
to create the first row of stitches on a knitting needle, often using a slip knot or a long-tail cast on method
knitting needle
[noun]
a long, thin, pointed tool used in knitting to hold stitches and manipulate yarn
ribbing
[noun]
a knitting pattern that creates a stretchy and textured fabric by alternating knit and purl stitches in a specific pattern
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