Crafting Supplies And Techniques

noun a decorative design made by threading small beads onto string or wire

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• The intricate beading on the wedding gown added a touch of elegance to the bride's ensemble.
• I love how the beading on this dress sparkles in the light, it's so pretty!
• That beading is on fleek, it really makes the outfit pop.
• Her words were like delicate beading, carefully crafted to convey a deeper meaning.

noun a small ball or tuft of fabric, typically used as a decoration

verb to move or handle something in a clumsy or awkward way

• The bobble on the top of the hat added a touch of whimsy to her outfit.
• I love how the bobble on this beanie bounces around when I walk.
• That bobblehead doll looks so funny with its oversized head and tiny body.
• The situation was like a bobble on a dashboard - constantly shifting and unstable.

noun the hide or skin of a cow, used as leather

• The luxurious sofa was upholstered in soft cowhide.
• I found a great deal on a cowhide rug for the living room.
• Check out my new cowhide boots, aren't they cool?
• His tough exterior was like a layer of cowhide, hiding his true emotions.

noun a small model house used as a toy for children

• The dollhouse was meticulously crafted with intricate details.
• I love playing with my dollhouse, it's so much fun!
• Check out that dollhouse, it's lit!
• Her perfect life seemed like a dollhouse, everything in its place and picture-perfect.

noun a strip of gathered or pleated material used as a decorative addition to clothing or other items

• The wedding dress was adorned with delicate lace frills.
• I love the frills on this top, it adds a nice touch.
• She's all about the frills and thrills of life.
• He always adds unnecessary frills to his stories, making them longer than they need to be.

verb the past tense and past participle of the verb 'knit', which means to make fabric by interlocking loops of yarn with knitting needles or a machine

• The knitted sweater was crafted with intricate detail and precision.
• I love wearing my grandma's knitted scarves during the winter.
• Check out these dope knitted beanies I found at the thrift store.
• Her words were like a finely knitted tapestry, weaving together a beautiful story.

adjective having a rough or uneven texture, usually with small raised bumps or knobs

• The fabric had a nubby texture that felt rough to the touch.
• I love the nubby sweater you're wearing, it looks so cozy.
• These nubby socks are the best for keeping my feet warm.
• The old tree had a nubby bark, showing its age and wisdom.

noun a roll or strip of material, such as a coin or a ribbon

• The chef used a rouleau of thinly sliced vegetables to create an elegant presentation.
• I bought a rouleau of wrapping paper to use for Christmas gifts.
• Let's grab a rouleau of sushi rolls for lunch.
• The artist used a rouleau of different colors to create a vibrant painting.

noun a violent or criminal act of murder

verb to erase or remove by rubbing or friction

• The detective was able to rub out the incriminating evidence before it could be found.
• I need to rub out this mistake before anyone sees it.
• I heard he hired someone to rub out his rival.
• Sometimes we have to rub out the negative thoughts in our minds to move forward.

noun a small quantity or amount of something scattered or sprinkled

verb to scatter or distribute in small drops or particles

• The chef carefully sprinkled the finishing touch of fresh herbs on top of the dish.
• I like to sprinkle some sugar on my morning oatmeal.
• She sprinkled some gossip about her ex-boyfriend to stir up drama.
• His speech was sprinkled with humor to keep the audience engaged.

noun a drop of clear salty liquid secreted by glands in a person's eye when they cry

adverb indicating the direction from which something is being torn

preposition indicating the point in time at which an event takes place

• She carefully used a tissue to wipe away the tear from her eye.
• He quickly brushed away the tear from his cheek before anyone could see.
• She dabbed at the tear from her eye with the back of her hand.
• The emotional movie scene was so powerful, it felt like it could tear from my heart.

verb past tense of unstring, which means to remove the strings from (a musical instrument)

adjective not in proper condition or order; disorganized or disheveled

• The violinist's bow became unstrung during the performance.
• I feel so unstrung after dealing with all that stress at work.
• I'm totally unstrung after that crazy party last night.
• His emotions were completely unstrung after the breakup.

noun a circular band of flowers, leaves, or other material, worn as an ornament or for laying on a grave

• The wreath was carefully crafted with fresh flowers and greenery for the ceremony.
• I hung the wreath on the front door to add a festive touch to our home.
• Check out the cool wreath I made for the holiday party!
• The wreath of lies she spun eventually caught up with her and led to her downfall.

noun a type of glass that is transparent and has variegated colors resembling those of agate

adjective describing the type of glass as having variegated colors resembling those of agate

• The antique chandelier was adorned with intricate agate glass pendants.
• I found a beautiful necklace made of agate glass at the flea market.
• Check out these cool agate glass earrings I just bought!
• Her eyes sparkled like agate glass in the sunlight.