pointelle
1pointelle — [poin tel′] n. a lacy, openwork fabric, often of acrylic, used for blouses, sweaters, etc. * * * …
2pointelle — [poin tel′] n. a lacy, openwork fabric, often of acrylic, used for blouses, sweaters, etc …
3pointelle — n. openwork design with the shape of chevrons; fabric with pointelle design …
4pointelle — [ˌpɔɪn tɛl] (also trademark Pointelle) noun a type of knitwear with small eyelet holes that create a lacy effect. Origin 1950s: prob. from point in the sense lace made entirely with a needle + the Fr. dimin. suffix elle …
5pointelle — noun Etymology: perhaps from 1point + elle (as in dentelle lace) Date: 1953 an openwork design (as in knitted fabric) typically in the shape of chevrons; also a fabric with this design …
6pointelle — poin·telle …
7pointelle — nf. fl. => Bois, Étai …
8pointelle — ˌpȯinˈtel noun ( s) Etymology: perhaps from point + elle (I) (as in dentelle) : an openwork design (as in knitted fabric) typically in the shape of chevrons ; also : a fabric with this design …
9Pointillé — is a decorative technique in which patterns are formed on a surface by a means of punched dots. The technique is similar to embossing or engraving but is done manually and does not cut into the surface being decorated. Pointillé was commonly used …
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