100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "darn"

Definition

"Darn" as a noun refers to a term used in the context of repairing or mending a hole or a tear in fabric, especially socks or garments, using needle and thread. It can also be used informally as an expression of mild annoyance or frustration.

Synonyms

• Mend
• Repair
• Patch
• Fix
• Restore

Antonyms

• Ruin
• Destroy
• Damage
• Break
• Tear

Examples

1. I need to darn my favorite socks before wearing them again.
2. She decided to darn the hole in her sweater instead of throwing it away.
3. He taught me how to darn a pair of old jeans.
4. It took me an hour to darn the frayed edges of the blanket.
5. My grandmother would always darn her clothes to extend their life.
6. I forgot to darn the hole I noticed last week.
7. The old man would sit in his chair and darn his fishing nets.
8. She handed me the needle and thread to darn the fabric.
9. I learned to darn when I was a child watching my mother.
10. Can you help me darn this sock?
11. I had to darn the trousers after my dog chewed on them.
12. It’s important to darn your clothes if you want them to last.
13. He was frustrated when he realized he forgot to darn his shirt.
14. I will darn the curtains that were damaged in the storm.
15. She felt accomplished after she managed to darn the difficult fabric.
16. He always found time to darn during his favorite TV shows.
17. The repair shop offered a service to darn high-end clothing.
18. I can't believe I need to darn these socks again!
19. It’s a skill to darn without leaving visible stitches.
20. I plan to darn the hole in my coat this weekend.
21. He used a contrasting thread to darn the decorative patch.
22. She was proud to darn the historic quilt passed down in her family.
23. I need to darn my gloves before winter hits.
24. The artist decided to darn fabric pieces together for her installation.
25. I watched a tutorial on how to darn properly.
26. They decided to darn the fabric instead of replacing the whole garment.
27. I will darn the dress before the party next week.
28. He felt satisfied every time he would darn something instead of discarding it.
29. My mom taught me how to darn when I was young.
30. I need to darn the throw blanket before guests arrive.
31. She always found creative ways to darn her clothes.
32. He had to darn the curtains after moving them around.
33. I like to darn while listening to music.
34. She showed me how to darn the socks with a simple stitch.
35. It was a rainy day, perfect to darn the holes in my sweaters.
36. I forgot to darn the jeans before the camping trip.
37. He decided to darn the fabric on the chair instead of buying a new one.
38. The instructor taught us how to darn in a workshop.
39. I had to darn the fabric quickly before the event started.
40. She taught her children how to darn their own clothes.
41. I need to darn my favorite hat before winter.
42. I was able to darn the fabric in a way that made it look intentional.
43. He took pride in his ability to darn anything.
44. I always keep a needle and thread handy to darn my clothes.
45. She would often darn while watching her favorite shows.
46. It’s amazing what you can darn with just a little practice.
47. He had to darn his socks after a long hike.
48. I will darn the fabric tonight as part of my project.
49. She learned to darn from her grandmother.
50. I can’t wait to darn these socks; they have sentimental value.
51. I must darn the edges of this quilt before it falls apart.
52. He was excited to darn the vintage shirt he found.
53. The fabric was so delicate that I had to darn it with care.
54. I wish I knew how to darn better.
55. It’s a satisfying feeling to darn something yourself.
56. I will darn the holes before they get any bigger.
57. She showed me how to darn with a simple stitch.
58. I had to darn the fabric before I could use it for my project.
59. I heard that she can darn anything beautifully.
60. I was taught to darn by my mother as a child.
61. She would often darn while chatting with her friends.
62. I can't believe I need to darn that again!
63. I will darn the fabric so it's ready for use.
64. He knew how to darn with the best of them.
65. I took a class to learn how to darn effectively.
66. I need to darn that sweater before it gets worse.
67. She promised to darn the socks before Christmas.
68. I will practice how to darn until I get it right.
69. He wanted to darn the fabric creatively.
70. She decided to darn the hole instead of throwing it out.
71. I saw her darn her clothes during the meeting.
72. It’s beneficial to know how to darn your own garments.
73. I had to darn the fabric before presenting it.
74. I enjoy the meditative process of darning.
75. She often darned her children's clothes with love.
76. I need to darn this before the next wash.
77. He prefers to darn instead of buying new clothes.
78. I remember watching my grandmother darn her knitting.
79. I need to darn that fabric so it doesn’t rip further.
80. She often finds peace in darning her old clothes.
81. I was amazed at how well she could darn.
82. I can’t believe I forgot to darn those socks!
83. He learned to darn from watching others do it.
84. I always keep extra thread to darn my clothes.
85. It’s a good idea to darn before it gets too damaged.
86. She made it a habit to darn her clothes regularly.
87. I will darn the fabric as soon as I find the right thread.
88. He decided to darn instead of replacing the item.
89. She had to darn quickly before guests arrived.
90. I find it relaxing to darn while listening to music.
91. He used to darn his socks every weekend.
92. I like to darn while enjoying a cup of tea.
93. She made sure to darn the fabric properly.
94. It’s essential to darn to prolong the life of your clothing.
95. I was able to darn the blanket with minimal effort.
96. She had a special technique to darn fabric seamlessly.
97. I always forget to darn until it's too late.
98. He enjoyed the challenge of learning to darn different materials.
99. I watched a video on how to darn effectively.
100. It’s important to darn with care to avoid further damage.