cross-stitched

The devil doll still lay there, watching the preparations with its cross-stitched eyes.

Jose Hope told me of a lovely cross-stitched potpourri picture she found for two dollars.

The cross-stitched sampler in the upstairs hall, however, needed no clarification.

A university student has the fashion world sewn-up with her cross-stitched Vogue covers.

He opened with some lovely cross-stitched denim dresses and an empire coat.

The birds embroidered into the coverlet on my bed were safe in their world of cross-stitched leaves.

The sample patterns were likely to be cross-stitched, with each stitch representing a bead.

"We had all cross-stitched hand towels, but some were knitters and others, quilters."

The company policy that led to the tragedy is explained in cross-stitched letters: "The door is locked to increase productivity."

She gathered herself, propped up by a more confident serve and nerveless passing shots that cross-stitched center court.

They live in a world that's very diverse, but it's a diversity that's more parallel than cross-stitched."

There were several framed cross-stitched pieces voicing corny sentiments.

Metztitlán is also known for cross-stitched items such as tablecloths, cushions and quexquemetls.

To relax, Sorenson went on long runs, drove to an empty field to listen to the wind or cross-stitched football logos.

Jeff decided to try an ambitious reversible dress with hand-stitched seams and cross-stitched details.

Countless throw pillows had been needle-pointed, cross-stitched, quilted, and crocheted.

A three-legged stool covered in delicately cross-stitched roses was sitting beside the fireplace tools.

May's head was angled to the side, and her eyes were fixed on a cross-stitched picture of a birdhouse that hung on the wall.

The benches sat in a half-circle underneath an old wooden trellis that threw a shade like a cross-stitched tablecloth.

In a smaller town like Steamboat, the lines would inevitably intersect like the cross-stitched threads in a piece of fabric.

Our waitress wore layers of colors and patterns: cross-stitched peasant blouse, vest, cummerbund and long apron panel.

Over my desk hangs a cross-stitched sampler that was given to me by a friend that captures one of O'Keeffe's famous quotes.

But it ought to have high-quality fabric, cross-stitched pearl-variety buttons, single-needle construction and neat, even stitches, no fewer than 14 to the inch.

There is a bread-dough cable car from San Francisco and a cross-stitched snowflake from Disney World.

I love its cross-stitched geometric rose pattern, framed with little dots, and its wide double border with openwork stitching.