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What πͺ‘ means
A slanting grey needle with the eye facing upwards and a blue thread passing through it; the color of which differs on platforms. Sometimes, this needle is shown with a tapering structure.
The πͺ‘ Sewing Needle emoji signifies the literal and metaphorical interpretations of 'stitching'. It suggests fixing, attaching, connecting, joining two or more pieces of something or someone together.
How and when to use it
- If you're suggesting someone to sew up their relationship with someone, you can use πͺ‘. For example, "Its high time you suck up your pride and stitch the pieces πͺ‘. Come on, man. He's your dad"
- If you're texting your bestie, partner or even a parent about a quick and mindful fix you or someone else carried out, essentially, a stitch in time, you can use πͺ‘ - "If it wasn't for her stitch in time we'd be in trouble πͺ‘".
- Similarly, you can also use πͺ‘ to refer to a timely action - "Nip it in the bud and stitch it in time, before it falls apart πͺ‘".
- The eye of the needle is a famous phrase. You can use πͺ‘ while referring to a small or narrow opening, in a metaphorical sense. Like, "This is a window of opportunity. Doesn't matter if it's way too smaller than you imagined, but USE IT! πͺ‘"
- πͺ‘ can also be used in the contexts of fashion and fashion designing. Suppose you're sharing pictures of your latest design or a repost of some designing videos, tailoring posts, etc, you can use this emoji in those captions too.
Other Names
- πͺ‘ Needle and Thread
- πͺ‘ Sewing
- πͺ‘ Stitching
- πͺ‘ Stitch in Time
- πͺ‘ Tailoring
- πͺ‘ Fashion Design
- πͺ‘ Sew
- πͺ‘ Sew Up
- πͺ‘ Stitching Up
The lowdown
- Category
- Activities βΊ arts & crafts
- Codepoints
U+1FAA1- Emoji version
- Emoji 13.0
- Shortcodes
:sewing_needle:- Keywords
- embroidery, needle, sew, sewing, stitches, sutures, tailoring, thread
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.
β‘ Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first β πͺ‘ Sewing Needle or πΆββοΈββ‘οΈ Woman Walking: Facing Right?