Stitch - Revision history

Cian: Reverted edits by 199.245.188.72 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

2007-10-08T23:16:42Z

Reverted edits by 199.245.188.72 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	==Stitch (Sewing)==		==Stitch (Sewing)==
	A '''stitch''' is a pattern of forcing [[thread]] up through [[fabric]] then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (cf. [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting [[clothing]] or accessories, or functional for holding two or more pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.		A '''stitch''' is a pattern of forcing [[thread]] up through [[fabric]] then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (cf. [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting [[clothing]] or accessories, or functional for holding two or more pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.

199.245.188.72 at 18:05, 8 October 2007

2007-10-08T18:05:40Z

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	==Stitch (Sewing)==		==Stitch (Sewing)==
	A '''stitch''' is a pattern of forcing [[thread]] up through [[fabric]] then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (cf. [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting [[clothing]] or accessories, or functional for holding two or more pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.		A '''stitch''' is a pattern of forcing [[thread]] up through [[fabric]] then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (cf. [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting [[clothing]] or accessories, or functional for holding two or more pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T23:52:09Z

categorising

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			==Stitch (Sewing)==
	A '''stitch''' is a pattern of forcing [[thread]] up through [[fabric]] then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (cf. [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting [[clothing]] or accessories, or functional for holding two or more pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.		A '''stitch''' is a pattern of forcing [[thread]] up through [[fabric]] then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (cf. [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting [[clothing]] or accessories, or functional for holding two or more pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.

			==Stitch (Health)==
	A '''stitch''' is also slang for a cramp: a "stitch in your side" means a painful shortness of breath.		A '''stitch''' is also slang for a cramp: a "stitch in your side" means a painful shortness of breath.

	[[category:sewing]]		[[category:sewing]][[category:sewing]]

Cian: clean-up

2006-05-27T14:22:22Z

clean-up

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	A pattern of forcing thread up through fabric then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (~~''See:''~~ [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting clothing or accessories or functional for holding 2 (or more) pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.		A '''stitch''' is a pattern of forcing [[thread]] up through [[fabric]] then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (cf. [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting [[clothing]] or accessories, or functional for holding two or more pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.

	A ''stitch'' is also ~~[[Canada\|Canadian]]~~ slang for a cramp: a "stitch in your side" means a painful shortness of breath.		A '''stitch''' is also slang for a cramp: a "stitch in your side" means a painful shortness of breath.

	[[category:sewing]]		[[category:sewing]]

Paul Matisz at 16:00, 28 April 2006

2006-04-28T16:00:36Z

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	A pattern of forcing thread up through fabric then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (''See:'' [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting clothing or accessories or functional for holding 2 (or more) pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.		A pattern of forcing thread up through fabric then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (''See:'' [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting clothing or accessories or functional for holding 2 (or more) pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.

			A ''stitch'' is also [[Canada\|Canadian]] slang for a cramp: a "stitch in your side" means a painful shortness of breath.

	[[category:sewing]]		[[category:sewing]]

User 144 at 06:45, 28 April 2006

2006-04-28T06:45:57Z

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	A pattern of forcing thread up through fabric then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (''See:'' [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting clothing or accessories or functional for holding 2 (or more) pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.		A pattern of forcing thread up through fabric then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (''See:'' [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting clothing or accessories or functional for holding 2 (or more) pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.

			[[category:sewing]]

Conrad Leviston at 08:49, 7 September 2005

2005-09-07T08:49:10Z

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	A pattern of forcing thread up through fabric then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (''See:'' [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting clothing or accessories or functional for holding 2 (or more) pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[garb]], or accessories.		A pattern of forcing thread up through fabric then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (''See:'' [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting clothing or accessories or functional for holding 2 (or more) pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[clothing\|garb]], or accessories.

Maco at 03:43, 4 July 2004

2004-07-04T03:43:20Z

New page

A pattern of forcing thread up through fabric then back down. The pattern can be repeated. Stitches can be decorative (''See:'' [[Embroidery]]) for trimming and ornamenting clothing or accessories or functional for holding 2 (or more) pieces of fabric together to make clothing, [[garb]], or accessories.