embroidery
bordado
definition
noun
A sewing group specialising in cross-stitch, embroidery , quilting and needlework meets on Mondays from 11 am to midday.
the art or pastime of embroidering cloth.
fanciful embroidery of the facts
embellishment or exaggeration in the description or reporting of an event.
translation of 'embroidery'
noun
sussurro,
bordadura,
enfeite,
canutilho,
murmúrio,
ponto de bordado,
bordado,
adorno,
picote,
ponto reverso,
rumor
example
Crochet is hand-done in India and we also do appliqué 'embroidery' very well, combining it with beading and trims.
Other handicraft items include hammocks, baskets, mats, 'embroidery' , leatherwork, coral jewelry, and carved and painted gourds and dolls.
Needlework and 'embroidery' traditionally belongs to them.
She offered a more varied needlework curriculum of plain work, marking, openwork, and 'embroidery' along with reading and writing.
The 'embroidery' , called Lucknowi Chikan, meaning a kind of cloth wrought with needle work, comes from a place called Lucknowi, located in the center of India.
The novel does not quite tell us what Ratanbai's curriculum was but we know that she does 'embroidery' and learns English and Marathi and English rhymes.
She does needlework and 'embroidery' and never musses her skirts or get twigs and leaves in her hair, and her skin is translucent and fashionable, it does not turn brown the way mine does in the summer.
There will be quilts to be judged and other needlework such as 'embroidery' .
While the inmates of the home are provided with skill training in handicrafts, 'embroidery' and sewing based on their aptitude, the children including those of sex workers are educated.
The characteristic appearance of Gujarati chain-stitch 'embroidery' , whether done with a hook or a needle, however, is common to both formats.
fanciful 'embroidery' of the facts
The islands are known for a textile art called tivaevae, practiced by women, which combines appliqué and 'embroidery' .
They began to teach 'embroidery' and various stitch crafts.
The exhibition featured bobbin lace, patchwork and quilting, cross stitch, canvas work 'embroidery' , macramé, and even miniature furniture.
After the war she returned briefly to the museum and became head of the costumes department and learned the art of 'embroidery' from an elderly York woman so she could look after and create clothes down from down the ages.
In the morning, the two young ladies learned French, did 'embroidery' , and listened to Rebecca's soft voice instruct them on how to run a successful household.
A sewing group specialising in cross-stitch, 'embroidery' , quilting and needlework meets on Mondays from 11 am to midday.
my mother decided I should learn 'embroidery'
While there are a variety of dress materials such as chikan 'embroidery' from Lucknow, patchwork from Jammu and Nagercoil, paintings occupy a dominant place in the expo.
Unfortunately, after an accident, she had to give up her career, and she then devoted herself to 'embroidery' , patchwork and quilting, taking City and Guilds courses parts I and II in both.
There is also some basket weaving, 'embroidery' , woodworking, and other craft production, but the preponderance of artifacts sold at the markets is imported from Africa.
He had established a school where he held courses for the proletarian class in such crafts as weaving, 'embroidery' , painting, wood carving.
fanciful 'embroidery' of the facts
Since the software is something we both can have fun with, it's a great way for an adult to help a child learn 'embroidery' .
In remaining loyal to the facts and avoiding unnecessary 'embroidery' , the story stands as a testament to the human spirit.
Another fab lab is in the northeast of India, where one of the few jobs that women can do is Chikan 'embroidery' .
the bazaars stock a wide variety of 'embroidery'
Indian motifs, traditional themes, and 'embroideries' are the rage on the international fashion scene and it's one of the prime reasons that international fashion stores are looking at India for its expert craftsmanship.
The hall contains one of Europe's finest collections of 16th and 17th century 'embroideries' and tapestries, in addition to fine furniture and painting.
Morris's firm encouraged interest in needlework among artistically inclined women by providing designs by himself and others for sale alongside the completed 'embroideries' .
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