Chain stitch - Revision history

Adminsuzy: Text replacement - "{{DictionaryPage}}" to "{{Term}} {{SchemeInfo|InScheme=Etherington}}"

2020-10-27T13:43:55Z

Text replacement - "{{DictionaryPage}}" to "{{Term}} {{SchemeInfo|InScheme=Etherington}}"

2020-09-02T04:25:54Z

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-{{DictionaryPage}}{{Term|language=en|Part of speech=noun}}# Unsupported link sewing, "where the thread exits a sewing station and picks up the thread from the previous section, creating a chain-loop pattern across the spine"{{Miller}}
+{{Term}}
 #:{{Concept relation|relation=skos:altLabel|language=en|label=link stitch}}#"The stitch made near the head and tail of a book sewn on tapes or cords, and which holds the sections (other than the first and last) together."{{Eth}}
 #:{{Concept relation|relation=skos:altLabel|language=en|label=kettle}}

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 {{Concept translation|language=it|label=catenella|status=preferred|source=Dizionario}}* Spanish: {{Concept translation|language=es|label=punto de cadeneta}}
 [[Category: Sewing]]
-[[Category: English]]
+[[Category: Terms]]

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-{{DictionaryPage}}
+{{DictionaryPage}}{{Term|language=en|Part of speech=noun}}# Unsupported link sewing, "where the thread exits a sewing station and picks up the thread from the previous section, creating a chain-loop pattern across the spine"{{Miller}}
 #:{{Concept relation|relation=skos:altLabel|language=en|label=link stitch}}#"The stitch made near the head and tail of a book sewn on tapes or cords, and which holds the sections (other than the first and last) together."{{Eth}}
 #:{{Concept relation|relation=skos:altLabel|language=en|label=kettle}}
-{{l|en|unsupported sewing}}
+{{l|en|unsupported sewing}}==Translations==
 * French: {{Concept translation|language=fr|label=point de chaînette}}
 {{Concept translation|language=it|label=catenella|status=preferred|source=Dizionario}}* Spanish: {{Concept translation|language=es|label=punto de cadeneta}}
 [[Category: Sewing]]
 [[Category: English]]

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 {{Term|language=en|Part of speech=noun}}
-{{en-noun}}
 # Unsupported link sewing, "where the thread exits a sewing station and picks up the thread from the previous section, creating a chain-loop pattern across the spine"{{Miller}}
 #:{{Concept relation|relation=skos:altLabel|language=en|label=link stitch}}#"The stitch made near the head and tail of a book sewn on tapes or cords, and which holds the sections (other than the first and last) together."{{Eth}}

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 * Spanish: {{Concept translation|language=es|label=punto de cadeneta}}
-=References=
 [[Category: Sewing]]
 [[Category: English]]

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 * Latin: (translation needed)
-* Spanish: {{t|es|punto de cadeneta}}
+* Spanish: {{Concept translation|language=es|label=punto de cadeneta}}
 * Swedish: (translation needed)