embroider
broider old use

His mother had embroidered it for him when he was nine years old.

They were to be embroidered in gold as per pattern.

They were embroidered; she would have to turn the collar under.

This is embroidered by hand, then passed through the machine two or three times.

They were a beautiful dark blue, with red flowers embroidered on them.

That white dress with the flowers embroidered on the front.

He was about to add that nothing in the world would ever make him go there, then decided against embroidering his story too much.

Margaret's name was embroidered on each side of her collar.

She works six days a week but always finds time at the end of the day to embroider.

They embroider many of their own clothes but do not sell them.

She had started to embroider her role, to behave like a real wife.

Even the clubhouse towels are embroidered with the company name.

It's not an area where you can embroider much on the margin.

"This was embroidered by men, which is very unusual," she said.

He remembered seeing her embroidering it a few weeks ago.

Take up your needle and work on embroidering the book cover.

He embroidered the story hardly at all - the truth was impressive enough.

As a good story, to be embroidered upon, on slow nights in the truck.

In her left hand she held a small white purse embroidered with pearls.

The pillow is embroidered with the words "Do not forget me, my love."

And to make it even more personal, Elizabeth could also embroider a cover for the work.

There was a beautiful dragon embroidered on the back of his shirt.

Once the topic is given, it's easy to embroider on it.

The question stung some, but this was not a time for embroidering.

It is a mystery that can be endlessly embroidered upon.

He would dare any peril for ruby and beryl to broider his pale attire, For new diadems of lustrous gems, emerald and sapphire.