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In a crossword puzzle the clue is "edges a doily". The answer is "tats"
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How do you spell doily?
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How do you spell doyley?
A cloth decoration (macrame or other) is a "doily or "doilie".
How can you use doily in a sentence?
She placed the delicate doily underneath the vase to protect the wooden table.
What are the release dates for Doily - 2006 I?
Doily - 2006 I was released on: USA: 27 December 2006 (Beverly Hills Hi-Def Film Fest)
Where did the doily get its name?
They are named after the British draper who originated them.
What is the definition of doily?
A doily is a decorative mat usually made of lace or paper, placed under items such as vases or plates to protect furniture or add a decorative touch. They are often used in table settings to enhance the presentation of dishes.
Where can one purchase a doily?
If you are interested in purchasing a doily then you can find several websites available. Amazon, Ebay, Etsy, and PJP Marketplace are just a few of the online retailers that provide doilies.
What is a netted fabric of hexagonal mesh made on a lace machine?
This is commonly called a "doily."
Can you use doilie in a sentence?
Please put a doily under the plant so that the pot doesn't mar the table.
What are the release dates for Toonsylvania - 1998 Darla Doily-Demon Doll The Importance of Being Urnie The Boogeyman'll Get You Melissa 1-1?
Toonsylvania - 1998 Darla Doily-Demon Doll The Importance of Being Urnie The Boogeyman'll Get You Melissa 1-1 was released on: USA: 7 February 1998
How do you set the colors in crochet thread?
Are you meaning "make the colors color-fast?" I would hope that most modern crochet threads are boil-fast. I looked on the Red Heart site, and it looks like their "crochet cotton" threads don't run. If you had a question about a specific product, I'd contact the manufacturer for advice.
What word can you make with yoild that means a small decorative cloth?
That word would be Doily, meaning a small decorative cloth.
