Sentences with phrase «little crease»
The phrase "little crease" refers to a small fold or wrinkle that occurs on a surface, usually when something is bent or pressed. Full definition
They have the perfect little creases, soft skin (that is easy to clean) and it's not too heavy of a doll for her to carry around.
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If you select a flexible nipple which allows you to invert, it will be very easy and quick to clean all even the hidden little creases.
By scoring, you're leaving a little crease to ensure your fold looks tidy and crisp.
Don't forget to get between all the little creases and behind the ears and under the neck, where spit - up and moisture tend to collect.
I love how the little creases show up so clearly!
So long as you pay attention and clean the important parts like their faces (they salivate a lot and tend to rub their faces with them), little pudgy hands (those fingers tend to find their way into their mouths), necks, armpits and the little creases between their fingers and toes (these areas tend to collect dirt from their mittens or clothes), then you have nothing to worry about.
Little creases are appearing on his palms and his co-ordination is improving.
The staying power is pretty well, I had it on for the whole day and I could still see it nicely sitting on my lids with a little creasing by the end of the day.
(A click - pen concealer is ideal for this, since it can get into all the little creases and grooves.)
After 7 hours it looked just as good with only a little creasing in the corners.
There will be little creases that need filled in prior to painting.