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How do you spell easel?
That is the correct spelling of "easel" (an artist's stand).
What is the name for an artists stand?
The stand for an artist's painting is called an easel. It may be referred to as a tripod, which is the usual form.
How could you use easel in a sentence?
Jim's kids had an easel for drawing or painting on.
What is the answer to the analogy easel is to paint as what is to writer?
book...an easel needs paint, a book needs a writer
What are the nouns in this sentence 'Her violin and easel were missing'?
Violin and Easel
What country does the word easel come from?
alex pilgrim in bermuda says that easel is from Netherland as it is Dutch
Does the Personalized Wedding frame come with a stand?
No, it is optional. The metal easel costs $10.95.
Easel is to painter as what is to writer?
Easel is to painter as desktop is to writer.
How do you spell Easeal or Eseael?
The correct spelling is "easel."
How do you use the word easel in a sentence?
The artist approached the easel.
How do you spell easel?
That is the correct spelling of "easel" (an artist's stand).
What are the nouns in her violin and easel were missing?
The nouns in the phrase "her violin and easel were missing" are "violin" and "easel." Both refer to objects; a violin is a musical instrument, and an easel is a stand used to hold a canvas for painting.
What is the name for an artists stand?
The stand for an artist's painting is called an easel. It may be referred to as a tripod, which is the usual form.
How could you use easel in a sentence?
Jim's kids had an easel for drawing or painting on.
How do you use easel in a sentence?
Jim's kids,Erica and Eric have a easel to do their art on
When was Pop Goes the Easel created?
Pop Goes the Easel was created in 1935.
What nouns are in Her violin and easel were missing?
The nouns in the sentence "Her violin and easel were missing" are "violin" and "easel." Both nouns refer to tangible objects, with "violin" being a musical instrument and "easel" a stand used for displaying or holding artwork.
