Definition of slip stitch in English:

slip stitch

noun

1(in sewing) a loose stitch joining layers of fabric and not visible externally.
Example sentencesExamples
- The crunch stitch is a combination half double crochets and slip stitches alternating back & forth.
- To get a row of slip stitches at the beginning, you'll need to leave a really long tail when you start.
- Another thought on knitting socks, consider using a slip stitch fabric (slip, knit, slip knit, etc) for your toes, at least the top.
- It took me about 4 weeks to finish, I actually had to rip half of the front because I had finished it, but I hadn't realized that I had made the ‘slip stitch edging’ wrong (ok, I hadn't made it).
- It looks complicated because of the slip stitches but it is really so easy.
- On right side rows are slip stitches with yarn in back; on wrong side rows are slip stitches with yarn in front
- Here are instructions for doing a crocheted slip stitch, along with a list of some ways that slip stitches are used in crochet patterns.
- Color stranded work, embroidery, slip stitches, cables, and variegated yarns are combined with solids.
2Knitting
mass noun, often as modifier A type of stitch in which the stitches are moved from one needle to the other without being knitted.
a slip stitch pattern
Example sentencesExamples
- Steeks Steeks is a technique of surface crocheting with slip stitches on top of a knitted garment, usually, to create an area that the designer wishes to cut for an opening.
- The pattern was taken from Knitters Magazine Summer 2005 edition and it's a slip stitch pattern.
- Tuck in the seam allowances of the lining and slip stitch the opening closed.
- There are frequent slip stitches along the edge.
- To give a better finish and a lacy look to the dress, stitch slip stitches around the arms and neck with a wire of contrast shade.
- It contains more than 500 stitches that run from basic knit and purl to ribbing, slip stitches, cables, lace, yarn-overs, and textured patterns.

verb

[with object]

Sew or knit with slip stitches.
I slip-stitched the lace to my waistband
Example sentencesExamples
- The edges of the ruffle are slip-stitched by hand in order to give an era-appropriate look.
- Both edges should be turned under; then the lower edge is lapped over the upper and slip-stitched to it very carefully.
- The pullover is made from strips of square motifs that are slip-stitched together, with a clever underarm gusset created by folding one motif in half.
- Most ties are slip-stitched with a Liba machine, a semi-automated machine that closely duplicates the look and resiliency of hand stitching.
- Each tie has been made by hand,, expertly cut, slip-stitched, labeled and pressed by experience craftsman.
- This method is preferred by most people and looks neater when finished than slip-stitching, although the latter may be done closely and used as the final sewing if preferred.
- Uova is wearing a slip-stitched sweater in yarn I frogged from a hat that turned out so badly I can't really use the phrase ‘turned out’.
- The pattern called for yards of yarn to be knit and slip-stitched into place to form a beautiful design detail around a shaped bodice and neckline.
- Could it really be as simple as placing the needlepoint and a piece of fabric right sides together, stitching three edges, then stuffing a pillow inside and slip-stitching the fourth edge?
- In slip-stitching the bind, the needle is below the work; in the last example-though the stitch is the same-the needle is above the work.
- I wanted a bit more padding on the shoulder strap so slip-stitched the middle stitches and did a seed stitch on the outside ones to keep it from rolling.
- The top portion and the veils were cut as a single piece, slip-stitched to the outer lining of the hood.
- This binding is the same as Fig.4 except that one side of the bias strip is first attached to the hat and the loose side is slip-stitched into place.
- Feeling somewhat suspicious of a crocheted edging, I nonetheless followed the pattern and slip-stitched all the live stitches.
- After sewing each piece into a tube, pressing the seams open and turning it right-side out, I slip-stitched the opening closed.
- The squares can then be slip-stitched or crocheted together to create cushion covers, rugs, table runners, scarves, wraps and ponchos, baby blankets, coat hanger covers, handbags etc.
- My mom has done the block-quilting route, but personally, I think that slip-stitching the blocks together is not very fun and creative.
- Optionally the hand slip-stitching may extend all the way or may not through both front-shaped portions.

Definition of slip stitch in US English:

slip stitch

nounˈslip ˌstiCH

1(in sewing) a loose stitch joining layers of fabric and not visible externally.
Example sentencesExamples
- Here are instructions for doing a crocheted slip stitch, along with a list of some ways that slip stitches are used in crochet patterns.
- It took me about 4 weeks to finish, I actually had to rip half of the front because I had finished it, but I hadn't realized that I had made the ‘slip stitch edging’ wrong (ok, I hadn't made it).
- Color stranded work, embroidery, slip stitches, cables, and variegated yarns are combined with solids.
- On right side rows are slip stitches with yarn in back; on wrong side rows are slip stitches with yarn in front
- To get a row of slip stitches at the beginning, you'll need to leave a really long tail when you start.
- It looks complicated because of the slip stitches but it is really so easy.
- Another thought on knitting socks, consider using a slip stitch fabric (slip, knit, slip knit, etc) for your toes, at least the top.
- The crunch stitch is a combination half double crochets and slip stitches alternating back & forth.
2Knitting
often as modifier A type of stitch in which the stitches are moved from one needle to the other without being knitted.
a slip-stitch pattern
Example sentencesExamples
- To give a better finish and a lacy look to the dress, stitch slip stitches around the arms and neck with a wire of contrast shade.
- Tuck in the seam allowances of the lining and slip stitch the opening closed.
- The pattern was taken from Knitters Magazine Summer 2005 edition and it's a slip stitch pattern.
- Steeks Steeks is a technique of surface crocheting with slip stitches on top of a knitted garment, usually, to create an area that the designer wishes to cut for an opening.
- There are frequent slip stitches along the edge.
- It contains more than 500 stitches that run from basic knit and purl to ribbing, slip stitches, cables, lace, yarn-overs, and textured patterns.

verbˈslip ˌstiCH

[with object]

Sew or knit using slip stitches.
Example sentencesExamples
- Feeling somewhat suspicious of a crocheted edging, I nonetheless followed the pattern and slip-stitched all the live stitches.
- The pattern called for yards of yarn to be knit and slip-stitched into place to form a beautiful design detail around a shaped bodice and neckline.
- The squares can then be slip-stitched or crocheted together to create cushion covers, rugs, table runners, scarves, wraps and ponchos, baby blankets, coat hanger covers, handbags etc.
- The pullover is made from strips of square motifs that are slip-stitched together, with a clever underarm gusset created by folding one motif in half.
- My mom has done the block-quilting route, but personally, I think that slip-stitching the blocks together is not very fun and creative.
- In slip-stitching the bind, the needle is below the work; in the last example-though the stitch is the same-the needle is above the work.
- After sewing each piece into a tube, pressing the seams open and turning it right-side out, I slip-stitched the opening closed.
- This binding is the same as Fig.4 except that one side of the bias strip is first attached to the hat and the loose side is slip-stitched into place.
- Optionally the hand slip-stitching may extend all the way or may not through both front-shaped portions.
- Both edges should be turned under; then the lower edge is lapped over the upper and slip-stitched to it very carefully.
- The edges of the ruffle are slip-stitched by hand in order to give an era-appropriate look.
- Each tie has been made by hand,, expertly cut, slip-stitched, labeled and pressed by experience craftsman.
- Could it really be as simple as placing the needlepoint and a piece of fabric right sides together, stitching three edges, then stuffing a pillow inside and slip-stitching the fourth edge?
- I wanted a bit more padding on the shoulder strap so slip-stitched the middle stitches and did a seed stitch on the outside ones to keep it from rolling.
- This method is preferred by most people and looks neater when finished than slip-stitching, although the latter may be done closely and used as the final sewing if preferred.
- Uova is wearing a slip-stitched sweater in yarn I frogged from a hat that turned out so badly I can't really use the phrase ‘turned out’.
- The top portion and the veils were cut as a single piece, slip-stitched to the outer lining of the hood.
- Most ties are slip-stitched with a Liba machine, a semi-automated machine that closely duplicates the look and resiliency of hand stitching.

单词	slip stitch
释义	Definition of slip stitch in English: slip stitch noun 1(in sewing) a loose stitch joining layers of fabric and not visible externally. Example sentencesExamples The crunch stitch is a combination half double crochets and slip stitches alternating back & forth. To get a row of slip stitches at the beginning, you'll need to leave a really long tail when you start. Another thought on knitting socks, consider using a slip stitch fabric (slip, knit, slip knit, etc) for your toes, at least the top. It took me about 4 weeks to finish, I actually had to rip half of the front because I had finished it, but I hadn't realized that I had made the ‘slip stitch edging’ wrong (ok, I hadn't made it). It looks complicated because of the slip stitches but it is really so easy. On right side rows are slip stitches with yarn in back; on wrong side rows are slip stitches with yarn in front Here are instructions for doing a crocheted slip stitch, along with a list of some ways that slip stitches are used in crochet patterns. Color stranded work, embroidery, slip stitches, cables, and variegated yarns are combined with solids. 2Knitting mass noun, often as modifier A type of stitch in which the stitches are moved from one needle to the other without being knitted. a slip stitch pattern Example sentencesExamples Steeks Steeks is a technique of surface crocheting with slip stitches on top of a knitted garment, usually, to create an area that the designer wishes to cut for an opening. The pattern was taken from Knitters Magazine Summer 2005 edition and it's a slip stitch pattern. Tuck in the seam allowances of the lining and slip stitch the opening closed. There are frequent slip stitches along the edge. To give a better finish and a lacy look to the dress, stitch slip stitches around the arms and neck with a wire of contrast shade. It contains more than 500 stitches that run from basic knit and purl to ribbing, slip stitches, cables, lace, yarn-overs, and textured patterns. verb [with object] Sew or knit with slip stitches. I slip-stitched the lace to my waistband Example sentencesExamples The edges of the ruffle are slip-stitched by hand in order to give an era-appropriate look. Both edges should be turned under; then the lower edge is lapped over the upper and slip-stitched to it very carefully. The pullover is made from strips of square motifs that are slip-stitched together, with a clever underarm gusset created by folding one motif in half. Most ties are slip-stitched with a Liba machine, a semi-automated machine that closely duplicates the look and resiliency of hand stitching. Each tie has been made by hand,, expertly cut, slip-stitched, labeled and pressed by experience craftsman. This method is preferred by most people and looks neater when finished than slip-stitching, although the latter may be done closely and used as the final sewing if preferred. Uova is wearing a slip-stitched sweater in yarn I frogged from a hat that turned out so badly I can't really use the phrase ‘turned out’. The pattern called for yards of yarn to be knit and slip-stitched into place to form a beautiful design detail around a shaped bodice and neckline. Could it really be as simple as placing the needlepoint and a piece of fabric right sides together, stitching three edges, then stuffing a pillow inside and slip-stitching the fourth edge? In slip-stitching the bind, the needle is below the work; in the last example-though the stitch is the same-the needle is above the work. I wanted a bit more padding on the shoulder strap so slip-stitched the middle stitches and did a seed stitch on the outside ones to keep it from rolling. The top portion and the veils were cut as a single piece, slip-stitched to the outer lining of the hood. This binding is the same as Fig.4 except that one side of the bias strip is first attached to the hat and the loose side is slip-stitched into place. Feeling somewhat suspicious of a crocheted edging, I nonetheless followed the pattern and slip-stitched all the live stitches. After sewing each piece into a tube, pressing the seams open and turning it right-side out, I slip-stitched the opening closed. The squares can then be slip-stitched or crocheted together to create cushion covers, rugs, table runners, scarves, wraps and ponchos, baby blankets, coat hanger covers, handbags etc. My mom has done the block-quilting route, but personally, I think that slip-stitching the blocks together is not very fun and creative. Optionally the hand slip-stitching may extend all the way or may not through both front-shaped portions. Definition of slip stitch in US English: slip stitch nounˈslip ˌstiCH 1(in sewing) a loose stitch joining layers of fabric and not visible externally. Example sentencesExamples Here are instructions for doing a crocheted slip stitch, along with a list of some ways that slip stitches are used in crochet patterns. It took me about 4 weeks to finish, I actually had to rip half of the front because I had finished it, but I hadn't realized that I had made the ‘slip stitch edging’ wrong (ok, I hadn't made it). Color stranded work, embroidery, slip stitches, cables, and variegated yarns are combined with solids. On right side rows are slip stitches with yarn in back; on wrong side rows are slip stitches with yarn in front To get a row of slip stitches at the beginning, you'll need to leave a really long tail when you start. It looks complicated because of the slip stitches but it is really so easy. Another thought on knitting socks, consider using a slip stitch fabric (slip, knit, slip knit, etc) for your toes, at least the top. The crunch stitch is a combination half double crochets and slip stitches alternating back & forth. 2Knitting often as modifier A type of stitch in which the stitches are moved from one needle to the other without being knitted. a slip-stitch pattern Example sentencesExamples To give a better finish and a lacy look to the dress, stitch slip stitches around the arms and neck with a wire of contrast shade. Tuck in the seam allowances of the lining and slip stitch the opening closed. The pattern was taken from Knitters Magazine Summer 2005 edition and it's a slip stitch pattern. Steeks Steeks is a technique of surface crocheting with slip stitches on top of a knitted garment, usually, to create an area that the designer wishes to cut for an opening. There are frequent slip stitches along the edge. It contains more than 500 stitches that run from basic knit and purl to ribbing, slip stitches, cables, lace, yarn-overs, and textured patterns. verbˈslip ˌstiCH [with object] Sew or knit using slip stitches. Example sentencesExamples Feeling somewhat suspicious of a crocheted edging, I nonetheless followed the pattern and slip-stitched all the live stitches. The pattern called for yards of yarn to be knit and slip-stitched into place to form a beautiful design detail around a shaped bodice and neckline. The squares can then be slip-stitched or crocheted together to create cushion covers, rugs, table runners, scarves, wraps and ponchos, baby blankets, coat hanger covers, handbags etc. The pullover is made from strips of square motifs that are slip-stitched together, with a clever underarm gusset created by folding one motif in half. My mom has done the block-quilting route, but personally, I think that slip-stitching the blocks together is not very fun and creative. In slip-stitching the bind, the needle is below the work; in the last example-though the stitch is the same-the needle is above the work. After sewing each piece into a tube, pressing the seams open and turning it right-side out, I slip-stitched the opening closed. This binding is the same as Fig.4 except that one side of the bias strip is first attached to the hat and the loose side is slip-stitched into place. Optionally the hand slip-stitching may extend all the way or may not through both front-shaped portions. Both edges should be turned under; then the lower edge is lapped over the upper and slip-stitched to it very carefully. The edges of the ruffle are slip-stitched by hand in order to give an era-appropriate look. Each tie has been made by hand,, expertly cut, slip-stitched, labeled and pressed by experience craftsman. Could it really be as simple as placing the needlepoint and a piece of fabric right sides together, stitching three edges, then stuffing a pillow inside and slip-stitching the fourth edge? I wanted a bit more padding on the shoulder strap so slip-stitched the middle stitches and did a seed stitch on the outside ones to keep it from rolling. This method is preferred by most people and looks neater when finished than slip-stitching, although the latter may be done closely and used as the final sewing if preferred. Uova is wearing a slip-stitched sweater in yarn I frogged from a hat that turned out so badly I can't really use the phrase ‘turned out’. The top portion and the veils were cut as a single piece, slip-stitched to the outer lining of the hood. Most ties are slip-stitched with a Liba machine, a semi-automated machine that closely duplicates the look and resiliency of hand stitching.
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