Meanings of blue yarn in English

The lady in the middle held an enormous basket of electric- blue yarn.

Her hands were white and looked well against the blue yarn she was knitting.

I notice her knitting needles and some bright blue yarn on the low table.

One old peasant I noticed with his withered shanks in breeches and blue yarn stockings.

His cowhide shoes had been well blackened; the blue yarn of his socks showed above them.

After two more rows, we'd used up the blue yarn and started in with the green and yellow.

The latter is for blue yarn and should not turn blue too quickly (allow 60 seconds at least).

A ball of blue yarn was thrown out of the window by a girl who held fast to the end.

I looked at her white hands, gliding in and out under the blue yarn; there were no rings on those fingers.

A homespun coat, leathern breeches wrinkled with age, and blue yarn hose, were well suited to his lean and shrivelled form.

No new blue yarn can equal either in color or durability the old indigo-dyed, homespun, hard-twisted yarn made on a spinning-wheel.

Tan, lanky, awkward fellows came in squads, and companies, and regiments, swaggering along, dressed in their brown homespun clothes and blue yarn stockings.

Just now the chairs, lounges, and card-table were covered with blue yarn, blue woollen cloth, unbleached cotton, and other things requisite for the soldiers.

A spell that has been discontinued is throwing the clue of blue yarn into the kiln-pot, instead of out of the window, as in Ireland.

In a few minutes, the drab coat and blue yarn stockings entered his dressing-room with the body of Mr. Peter Johnson snugly cased within them.

Yet I did not drop the blue yarn stockings, but tottered on with them into the large open space, where I fell on my knees.