Definition of pinking shears in English:

pinking shears

(also pinking scissors)

plural nounˈpɪŋkɪŋ ˌʃɪəzˈpɪŋkɪŋ ˌʃɪrz

Shears with a serrated blade, used to cut a zigzag edge in fabric to prevent it fraying.
Example sentencesExamples
- Trim with pinking shears and create a pie crust.
- I was allowed to use the sacred sewing scissors and pinking shears!
- To create colorful ‘mats,’ cut pieces of plaid fabric slightly smaller than the clipboard, Use pinking shears to add interest to the edges.’
- To soften the feel, use pinking shears to cut a piece of knit tricot interfacing and fuse it to the embroidery wrong side. The pinked edge helps prevent show through.
- I use heavy-duty shears to cut the plastic, although I've been known to use a paper cutter and even pinking shears.
- Cut rectangles using pinking shears to reduce raveling with repeated washings.
- Use pinking shears to trim the appliqué fabric 1/2' outside the motif stitching.
- Using pinking shears, trim 1/4' from each lamé edge.
- Cut the edges of the mats with pinking shears for added interest.’
- Where other bunkers flow in pretty cloverleafs and ovals as if cut out of the land with delicate pinking shears, the bunkers at Bethpage seem gouged by some mammoth prehistoric beast in a foul mood.
- Or do I need to go and attack it with pinking shears?
- This isn't as common today, but pinking shears are good for reducing bulk in finished seams on nonwovens like knits and fleece, and cutting decorative edges.
- There are cases where a suspect has broken a diskette and cut the magnetic media inside the disk with pinking shears.
- Her DIY suggestions include cutting fabric scraps with pinking shears to create colourful gift tags, and threading metallic cord with broken jewellery and glass beads to make colourful decorations.
- I dreamed of gingham, and wondered if I had a pair of pinking shears.
- You may also find a fabric-store swatch, cut with pinking shears and posted on the fridge.
- The words themselves were dropped out of red banners, the ends of which appeared to have been cut with enormous pinking shears to achieve the zigzag effect associated with rustic signage.
- Gather the top, trim with pinking shears, and tie the bag shut with a pretty ribbon.
- Rubber stamp your designs onto card stock, and cut the edges with pinking shears.
- To make the caterpillar, use pinking shears to cut a leaf shape from green felt.

Definition of pinking shears in US English:

pinking shears

plural nounˈpɪŋkɪŋ ˌʃɪrzˈpiNGkiNG ˌSHirz

Shears with a serrated blade, used to cut a zigzag edge in fabric to prevent it from fraying.
Example sentencesExamples
- Using pinking shears, trim 1/4' from each lamé edge.
- Gather the top, trim with pinking shears, and tie the bag shut with a pretty ribbon.
- Cut the edges of the mats with pinking shears for added interest.’
- The words themselves were dropped out of red banners, the ends of which appeared to have been cut with enormous pinking shears to achieve the zigzag effect associated with rustic signage.
- Trim with pinking shears and create a pie crust.
- To soften the feel, use pinking shears to cut a piece of knit tricot interfacing and fuse it to the embroidery wrong side. The pinked edge helps prevent show through.
- I use heavy-duty shears to cut the plastic, although I've been known to use a paper cutter and even pinking shears.
- Or do I need to go and attack it with pinking shears?
- This isn't as common today, but pinking shears are good for reducing bulk in finished seams on nonwovens like knits and fleece, and cutting decorative edges.
- Rubber stamp your designs onto card stock, and cut the edges with pinking shears.
- Cut rectangles using pinking shears to reduce raveling with repeated washings.
- You may also find a fabric-store swatch, cut with pinking shears and posted on the fridge.
- Use pinking shears to trim the appliqué fabric 1/2' outside the motif stitching.
- Where other bunkers flow in pretty cloverleafs and ovals as if cut out of the land with delicate pinking shears, the bunkers at Bethpage seem gouged by some mammoth prehistoric beast in a foul mood.
- I was allowed to use the sacred sewing scissors and pinking shears!
- To create colorful ‘mats,’ cut pieces of plaid fabric slightly smaller than the clipboard, Use pinking shears to add interest to the edges.’
- To make the caterpillar, use pinking shears to cut a leaf shape from green felt.
- I dreamed of gingham, and wondered if I had a pair of pinking shears.
- Her DIY suggestions include cutting fabric scraps with pinking shears to create colourful gift tags, and threading metallic cord with broken jewellery and glass beads to make colourful decorations.
- There are cases where a suspect has broken a diskette and cut the magnetic media inside the disk with pinking shears.

单词	pinking shears
释义	Definition of pinking shears in English: pinking shears (also pinking scissors) plural nounˈpɪŋkɪŋ ˌʃɪəzˈpɪŋkɪŋ ˌʃɪrz Shears with a serrated blade, used to cut a zigzag edge in fabric to prevent it fraying. Example sentencesExamples Trim with pinking shears and create a pie crust. I was allowed to use the sacred sewing scissors and pinking shears! To create colorful ‘mats,’ cut pieces of plaid fabric slightly smaller than the clipboard, Use pinking shears to add interest to the edges.’ To soften the feel, use pinking shears to cut a piece of knit tricot interfacing and fuse it to the embroidery wrong side. The pinked edge helps prevent show through. I use heavy-duty shears to cut the plastic, although I've been known to use a paper cutter and even pinking shears. Cut rectangles using pinking shears to reduce raveling with repeated washings. Use pinking shears to trim the appliqué fabric 1/2' outside the motif stitching. Using pinking shears, trim 1/4' from each lamé edge. Cut the edges of the mats with pinking shears for added interest.’ Where other bunkers flow in pretty cloverleafs and ovals as if cut out of the land with delicate pinking shears, the bunkers at Bethpage seem gouged by some mammoth prehistoric beast in a foul mood. Or do I need to go and attack it with pinking shears? This isn't as common today, but pinking shears are good for reducing bulk in finished seams on nonwovens like knits and fleece, and cutting decorative edges. There are cases where a suspect has broken a diskette and cut the magnetic media inside the disk with pinking shears. Her DIY suggestions include cutting fabric scraps with pinking shears to create colourful gift tags, and threading metallic cord with broken jewellery and glass beads to make colourful decorations. I dreamed of gingham, and wondered if I had a pair of pinking shears. You may also find a fabric-store swatch, cut with pinking shears and posted on the fridge. The words themselves were dropped out of red banners, the ends of which appeared to have been cut with enormous pinking shears to achieve the zigzag effect associated with rustic signage. Gather the top, trim with pinking shears, and tie the bag shut with a pretty ribbon. Rubber stamp your designs onto card stock, and cut the edges with pinking shears. To make the caterpillar, use pinking shears to cut a leaf shape from green felt. Definition of pinking shears in US English: pinking shears plural nounˈpɪŋkɪŋ ˌʃɪrzˈpiNGkiNG ˌSHirz Shears with a serrated blade, used to cut a zigzag edge in fabric to prevent it from fraying. Example sentencesExamples Using pinking shears, trim 1/4' from each lamé edge. Gather the top, trim with pinking shears, and tie the bag shut with a pretty ribbon. Cut the edges of the mats with pinking shears for added interest.’ The words themselves were dropped out of red banners, the ends of which appeared to have been cut with enormous pinking shears to achieve the zigzag effect associated with rustic signage. Trim with pinking shears and create a pie crust. To soften the feel, use pinking shears to cut a piece of knit tricot interfacing and fuse it to the embroidery wrong side. The pinked edge helps prevent show through. I use heavy-duty shears to cut the plastic, although I've been known to use a paper cutter and even pinking shears. Or do I need to go and attack it with pinking shears? This isn't as common today, but pinking shears are good for reducing bulk in finished seams on nonwovens like knits and fleece, and cutting decorative edges. Rubber stamp your designs onto card stock, and cut the edges with pinking shears. Cut rectangles using pinking shears to reduce raveling with repeated washings. You may also find a fabric-store swatch, cut with pinking shears and posted on the fridge. Use pinking shears to trim the appliqué fabric 1/2' outside the motif stitching. Where other bunkers flow in pretty cloverleafs and ovals as if cut out of the land with delicate pinking shears, the bunkers at Bethpage seem gouged by some mammoth prehistoric beast in a foul mood. I was allowed to use the sacred sewing scissors and pinking shears! To create colorful ‘mats,’ cut pieces of plaid fabric slightly smaller than the clipboard, Use pinking shears to add interest to the edges.’ To make the caterpillar, use pinking shears to cut a leaf shape from green felt. I dreamed of gingham, and wondered if I had a pair of pinking shears. Her DIY suggestions include cutting fabric scraps with pinking shears to create colourful gift tags, and threading metallic cord with broken jewellery and glass beads to make colourful decorations. There are cases where a suspect has broken a diskette and cut the magnetic media inside the disk with pinking shears.
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