stitcher
IPA: stˈɪtʃɝ
noun
- One who stitches.
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Examples of "stitcher" in Sentences
- It is a fully automatic stitcher.
- Also CS3 now comes with a pretty good stitcher.
- Free Form Needlepoint designs are created by the stitcher.
- Talon is the employer of the majority of stitchers in Sialkot.
- A3D Stitcher is supplied with a built in web preview mechanism.
- Stitcher is an on demand news and talk radio for mobile phones.
- It's also not as compatible, for instance with a panorama stitcher.
- My big 'ol burly football coach of a dad is an avid cross stitcher.
- Costume shop parlance would call the seamstress a stitcher, I think.
- The oldest piece of equipment, a side-seam stitcher, is from about 1910.
- Stitcher is the leader in on demand news and talk radio for mobile phones.
- As an avid stitcher in my spare time, I often have to rip out my work to fix mistakes.
- He also ran the "stitcher," a ground-level machine that staples together magazines and pamphlets.
- We'll be back to 13 stripes and 50 stars, said volunteer stitcher Carolyn Deters of Glenwood, Iowa.
- That the unknown individual, the surreptitious stitcher, the one who put the tassels on, had a really sick sense of humor?
- A woman comes out and said her mother sent her to the fish market on this day and time and it's then Cassie realizes she's a "stitcher" who is there to heal Nick.
- Being a cross-stitcher and crafty-kinda-gal who also loves to "do" quilling AND an admirer of cake decorating, today's blog entry has my eyes totally satisfied and wanting a cigarette!
- A stitcher in Pakistan receives 30 rupees (45p) for a football, and 47 rupees for a Fairtrade football (to Fifa standard), but crucially they also have access to microcredit loans (fairdealtrading. com)
- Understandably salsa-dancing, knicker-stitcher Hayley, was rather distressed – but she's going to be even more upset to find herself bound and gagged in the factory by crazed Tony, who remonstrates: "Could you stop your snivelling and be a man about this?"