cordonnet

[ kawr-dn-et, -dn-ey ]

/ ˌkɔr dnˈɛt, -dnˈeɪ /

noun

a thread, cord, or yarn used to outline a lace motif, form fringes, edge decorative braid, etc.

Origin of cordonnet

From French, dating back to 1855–60; see origin at cordon, -et

Words nearby cordonnet

cordo-, cordoba, cord of tympanum, cordon, cordonbleu, cordonnet, cordon sanitaire, cordopexy, cordotomy, Cordova, Cordovan

Example sentences from the Web for cordonnet

The cordonnet of Alençon is the only one which has horsehair for its foundation.
Chats on Old Lace and Needlework|Emily Leigh Lowes
Take two silk threads of the kind sold as "Cordonnet" silk, each thread of a different colour.
Practical Bookbinding|Paul Adam
There were also other differences, both the "cordonnet" and the "rseau" being unlike those of Alenon.
Lace, Its Origin and History|Samuel L. Goldenberg
Is usually worked with horsehair on the edges to give firmness to the cordonnet.
Textiles|William H. Dooley

The pattern is outlined with a cordonnet of a flat, untwisted silk strand.
Lace, Its Origin and History|Samuel L. Goldenberg

单词	cordonnet
释义	cordonnet [ kawr-dn-et, -dn-ey ] / ˌkɔr dnˈɛt, -dnˈeɪ / noun a thread, cord, or yarn used to outline a lace motif, form fringes, edge decorative braid, etc. Origin of cordonnet From French, dating back to 1855–60; see origin at cordon, -et Words nearby cordonnet cordo-, cordoba, cord of tympanum, cordon, cordonbleu, cordonnet, cordon sanitaire, cordopexy, cordotomy, Cordova, Cordovan Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for cordonnet The cordonnet of Alençon is the only one which has horsehair for its foundation. Chats on Old Lace and Needlework\|Emily Leigh Lowes Take two silk threads of the kind sold as "Cordonnet" silk, each thread of a different colour. Practical Bookbinding\|Paul Adam There were also other differences, both the "cordonnet" and the "rseau" being unlike those of Alenon. Lace, Its Origin and History\|Samuel L. Goldenberg Is usually worked with horsehair on the edges to give firmness to the cordonnet. Textiles\|William H. Dooley The pattern is outlined with a cordonnet of a flat, untwisted silk strand. Lace, Its Origin and History\|Samuel L. Goldenberg
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