Sewing Poems - Poems about Sewing

A castle full of mouths that talk about you They tell me your vices that aren't true But all my ears listen are the words my heart speak of you So I dedicate this piece of cloth to crochet something I always knew As the ball of the yarn unravels Our moments flow like a film So I pass a warp...

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A Beautiful Collection Artistic. Brilliant colours. Dainty embroidery. Fragile golden hues in jewelled kaftans. Light multicoloured needlework on patchwork quilts. Rich silken tapestries Unusual vestments with xstitching. Yarmulke & Zucchetto. ...

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Intelligence Calm and patience Of the essence....

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Serging through life, I whipstitch, weft, and welt, But always, my thoughts are pick-threading. As stippled patches of emotion rise and fall in me, See me, feel me, touch me, heal me Just too many scars. The mindless mind stresses itself through mental snares, I waste away beneath it all, piecing and pondering. Where the struggling soul and pleating body meet, I seek...

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She fell asleep at her sewing machine again Don Tee Oh Tee came along with dribble on his chin Sure he was wearing his armor it looked rusty too Nothing about the old guy was interesting or new. Queen of Sewingville came by showing off green threads for hair There was a moment of expectation that most of us felt...

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These rugby-playing girls - or women, should I say? - are so rough and ready, dashing down that field, conveying that oval ball from this end to that, gritting their teeth. Oh, what might! Such a sight! Or do I not prefer to behold delicate white frocks on ladies whose fairylike fingertips hold their tiny needles, sewing and crocheting, or simply sitting in silence and smiling as we...

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What are you doing? I asked Little Lee. I am sewing a new heart, said she with glee. What is wrong with the old one? Asked I. It left with a scoundrel, a mean kind of guy. So you just sew up a new one? I asked with surprise. Sure, she said. Come see with your hazel eyes. She was creating...

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The daughter of a professional seamstress, I am a tactile learner, I have to feel the possible fabric to make a decision. If it is rough like linen or denim, I am not a fan. I like flowing soft, pliable easy materials Unless I am trying to sew them together Slick and elusive, velvet, satin and silk fabrics are difficult...

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Slip Stitch gave chase lost face Whip Stitch LaRue debut Loose Stitch sought it lost it Old Sewl pedal treadle...

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sewing elf with his knitted socks and his crocheted bibs sits among the wild flowers, counting neonate nursery cribs. stitching up mattress covers and fluffy pillows for the young. he has a keen sense of humor and laughs like a beetle dung....

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So and Sew I sew it’s so So Fine nimble thimble Lost Pattern quilted wilted Chain Stitch lost link pants sink Running Stitch pants torn forlorn Stitch in Time mended splendid Long Stitch I sew so slow Prickle needle bleedle...

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Janice set out a variety of fat quarter cottons arranging and rearranging colors until she was happy one brown she kept tossing out, then pulling back in she loved making quilt decisions she had a new pattern, old to many, new to her have you started on it yet? Her sister asked. sis did not sew, could not understand the delight...

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Shelly sat watching, fascinated. her great-grandma was quilting. making the most marvelous blanket. this is the largest one I’ve ever made, she said. would you like to take a few stitches? Shelly nodded. She was breathless. her great-grandma watched her put the needle in and out. then she carefully ripped them out and started over. devastating Shelly....

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Sewing Needle Horn Haiku. with sewing needle mother removed my splinter needed her to do....

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A manual sewing machine Strenuous but beneficial It sews dresses Two edges meet And being stitched together Passion and reunion in life too Two hearts meet and stay together It mends dresses A hole in life must be patched too Life isn't easy Deficiency to be filled Scars to be healed Pains to be reduced Misunderstanding to be unraveled It corrects dresses Corrections are made to life too To...

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