-
related office tool is the
eyelet punch. This is a single-
hole punch which also
crimps a
metal fastening loop
around the
hole,
similar to a rivet. It is...
- the
hole,
thereby providing structural integrity.
Small grommets are also
called eyelets,
especially when used in
clothing or crafting.
Eyelets may be...
- of
maile quilted upon fustian." It is
clear from this that Smythe's "
eyelet holed doublet" was not
intended to be worn with mail but as a
standalone armour...
- lace. The
eyelet pattern is one of the more
identifiable types of
cutwork in
modern fashion. In
eyelet embroidery, the
design comes from the
holes, rather...
- models. To men's swim trunks, he
added a back
pocket secured with Velcro,
eyelet holes made from a
stainless alloy, Zamac, and a
cotton lining. In 1994, Vilebrequin...
- 59FIFTY
design had a flat visor, with
eight rows of stitching,
ventilating eyelet holes, and a high rise crown. Koch
added a
buckram on the
inside of the cap...
-
enough hole in a
needle matrix, such as a bone sliver, not to
damage the material.
Traces of this
survive in the use of awls to make
eyelet holes in fabric...
-
complex textures.
Combining certain increases,
which can
create small eyelet holes in the
resulting fabric, with ****orted
decreases is key to
creating knitted...
- one
needle were p****ed to another. With tuck stitches, this
created '
eyelet holes'.
Partial stitch transfer produced a
marker stitch. In 1764, a profound...
-
similar to a
stitching awl: it
consists of a
pointed metal shaft with an
eyelet near the
pointed end
connected to a bulb-shaped
wooden handle; the shaft...
