vernähte
Vernähte is the past participle of the German verb vernähen, meaning to sew something into fabric or to embed it within a textile item by stitching. In practice, vernähte elements are those that have been attached or finished by sewing, rather than merely placed on the surface. The term is commonly used in garment construction, upholstery, and craft work.
Etymology: vernähen is formed from ver- plus nähen, with vernäht functioning as the participial form. It denotes
Usage and examples: In clothing, pockets, linings, labels, or padding are often vernäht. A care label is
Techniques: Both hand sewing and machine sewing can be used to vernähen. Finishing stitches include the running
Comparison: Vernähen differs from aufnähen (to sew onto the surface) and einnähen (to sew in an element)