What is another word for edgings?

Pronunciation: [ˈɛd͡ʒɪŋz] (IPA)

Edgings are borders or trims that add a finishing touch to various items, including clothing, furniture, and gardens. Other words that can be used as synonyms for edgings include borders, fringes, hemlines, laces, ribbons, and trims. Borders can be used to enclose an area or to create a boundary between two areas, while fringes and trims can be used to add a decorative touch. Hemlines and ribbons are commonly used in clothing, while laces are used in shoes and other items. All of these words can be used interchangeably with edgings, depending on the context and the item being described.

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Usage examples for Edgings

Pages 22 to 96- Designs, Lace Articles, edgings, etc.
"The Art of Modern Lace Making"
The Butterick Publishing Co.
In making darned edgings, net may be purchased in various edging widths, and in this style is often called "footing."
"The Art of Modern Lace Making"
The Butterick Publishing Co.
Nothing could be more truly respectable than the appearance of this ancient magistrate, in long black robe with fur edgings, high ruff around his thin, pointed face, and decent skull-cap covering his bald old head, quavering forth to unsympathetic ears a temperate and unanswerable defence of things which in all ages the noblest minds have deemed most valuable.
"The Life of John of Barneveld, 1618"
John Lothrop Motley

Related words: edging machine, lace edging, edging for crochet, embroidery edging, crochet edging patterns, appliqué edging, sewing edging

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