pattern cutの例文

• Matting tools have patterns cut into them, and provide detail to areas of the design.
• Castro's envelopes follow the conventional pattern cut from a blank sheet of flat paper stock.
• The band would often have a decorative repeating zig-zag or scalloped pattern cut around the edge.
• Often the patterns cut out of paper.
• The rest of the band has patterns cut into their hair, eye modifications, and more similar styling to the crew.
• Set in a lush landscape of palms, pines and acacias, it offers block after block of four-to six-story apartment buildings, with distinctive geometric patterns cut from the same period cloth.
• You'll see it in beautiful browns, burgundies, purples, and black, often in chic pantsuits, ankle-length skirts, and ( with floral patterns cut into the fabric ) in fringed handbags and scarves.
• Raffles had cutting rooms in the upper section of Brunswick Mill where the pattern cut cloth was fed by carousel and conveyor to the sewing rooms in the lower section of the adjacent building.
• I was offered a place at St Martins School of art, in London, but instead I opted to teach myself to pattern cut and sew by unpicking damaged vintage pieces apart and sewing them back together again.
• It's just something they do, almost automatically, following a pattern cut by their forebears, while the rest of us must be hit on the head before we think to take on some small task that will help somebody else.
• Wall-to-wall, or " fitted carpet " as the English call it, first came about in the 1740s, when the Wilton Carpet Factory, founded in 1655 in Wiltshire, England, began making repeating-pattern cut-pile carpet in long rolls of 27-inch widths.
• Laufabrau?( lit . " leafbread " ), a very thin wafer, with patterns cut into it with a sharp knife and ridged cutting wheels and fried crisp in oil, is a traditional Christmas food, sometimes served with hangikj鰐.
• The object of tobey printing is to print the several colours of a multicolour pattern at one operation and for this purpose a block with the whole of the pattern cut upon it, and a specially constructed colour sieve are employed.
• The trellis pattern cuts down deeper into the weaker bedrock, and is characterized by nearly parallel streams that branch at higher angles . "'Rectangular and angular patterns "'are characterized by branching of tributaries at nearly right angles and tributaries which themselves exhibit right-angle bends in their channels.
• Figure-types and decorative details have been classified, and can often be linked to specific workshops Lezoux wares also included vases decorated with barbotine relief, with appliqu?motifs, and a class usually referred to as'cut-glass'decoration, with geometric patterns cut into the surface of the vessel before slipping and firing.
• Sue Chowles, who worked with him on his spring / summer 1989 collection as an intern while studying at the Royal College of Art, has described his technique in more detail : " he never pattern cut his designs  instead he would drape the fabric and create the pattern on a mannequin ".