smocking

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A noun referring to a decorative embroidery technique created by gathering fabric into tight, even pleats and stitching them together, often used on garments.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa una técnica decorativa de costura o bordado en la que la tela se frunce en pliegues regulares y apretados que se cosen, usada a menudo en prendas de vestir.

1. Decorative embroidery technique C1 formal

   An embroidery technique that gathers fabric into decorative patterns, often used on clothing like dresses and blouses.

   • The dress featured intricate smocking across the bodice.
   • She learned traditional smocking from her grandmother.
   • The smocking on the sleeves added a delicate texture to the garment.

   🇪🇸Fruncido decorativo (smocking)

• smockings plural form
• smockings' possessive plural form
• smocking's possessive singular form

An obsolete verb meaning to put on a smock or to clothe in a smock-like garment; also historically used to mean to dress or attire.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa vestir a alguien con una smock o prenda similar, o cubrir con una vestidura amplia; en sentido figurado, adornar o ataviar. También puede referirse a decorar una tela con fruncidos o pliegues realizados en smock.

1. Embellish with decorative stitching C1 formal

   To decorate fabric by sewing in straight lines that cross each other diagonally, creating a textured pattern.

   • She carefully smocked the bodice of the dress with intricate patterns.
   • The artisan smocked the fabric using a traditional technique.
   • He learned how to smock from his grandmother, who was a skilled seamstress.

   🇪🇸Fruncir y bordar en panal

• smocked past participle
• smocked past simple
• smocking present participle
• smocks third person singular