strippy
swag
fagoting
windowpaning
quilted
patchwork quilt
patchwork
yo-yo
draped
imberline
brocade
whipstitching
whipping
birdeye
herringbone
bunch
whipstitch
piece of material
piece of cloth
hemstitch
weft
bias
lace
basting stitch
needlepoint
tacking
warp
needlepoint embroidery
stitch in the ditch
baste
basting
festoon
selvage
waffle
diamond twill
bouclé
waterwork
selvedge
web
mi-parti
heather-mixture
lisle
ground
Marseilles
inweave
thrummed
arras
pantaloon
figure weaving
ikat
overseam
ajouré
tapestry
knitting chart
horsehair
gros point
overhand
pointelle
tissue
fell
felled seam
matelassé
list
Fair Isle
overplaid
imperial drill
drab
songkret
candlewick
bead
filoselle
jacquard
drapery
undercloth
puff
quilting
lame
diaper
chambray
Aida cloth
basket weave
weaving
overstitch
sashing
scoubidou
fabriclike
redwork
seamline
voile
overlock
loom
embroider
multifil
smock

English words for 'A quilt sewn in vertical columns separated by bars of colour.'

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