invisible mending造句

• Invisible mending is the reconstruction of both the warp and weft using a long needle.
• Invisible mending is labour intensive and very time consuming and it may sometimes be cheaper to replace the garment.
• Up until the 1970s, invisible mending was common practice, but has now become a fine craft associated with tapestry weaving.
• These hanging threads occur because ( unlike in darning work ) invisible mending is done without tacking, in case it deforms the fabric.
• In the book's final poem, " Invisible Mending, " he compared the work of three women in a tailor shop to the " forgiveness and repair " of damaged souls.
• "' Invisible mending "'is a sophisticated weaving method consisting in rebuilding the fabric of a damaged garment or upholstery, following damage caused for example by a snag, burn, or accidental scissor cut.
• A commission that included T . S . Eliot worked with him to revise the Miles Coverdale translations of 1539 . " Our aim was invisible mending, " he said, when the new Psalter for the Church of England came out in 1963.