oversewn
/ˌoʊvərˈsoʊn/
adjective
- Sewn with stitches that pass over an edge; finished with an oversew stitch.
- The oversewn edges of the blanket gave it a durable, neat look.
- The book's binding was oversewn, making it strong enough for heavy use.
- She preferred oversewn seams for her handmade dresses because they last longer.
verb
- Past participle of oversew: having been sewn with over-edge stitches.
- All the pillowcases were oversewn by the seamstress.
- The torn sleeve was oversewn and looked as good as new.
- The fabric had been oversewn to prevent fraying.