To make a border for; to furnish with a border, as for ornament; as, to border a garment or a garden.
Band that defines the outer edge of a sign.
The outside area that surrounds the design of a rug much like a picture frame.
A design mainly used for decoration that encloses graphics or text.
in print advertising, the space surrounding an advertisement; purpose is to prevent the advertisement from running to the edge of another ad or to the edge of editorial matter.
The margin around the text, which is often illuminated with foliate designs.
The design which forms the outside edge of a rug and surrounds the field.
The design forming the outer edge of a rug surrounding the main field.
Margin or outline around an image or a paper’s edge
Most commonly a line or repetitive design used to emphasize or set apart all or portions of a sign's art. In electric signs, illuminated tubes and arrows or decorative molding may also serve as borders.
In BASIC Mode 0, this is the area of the television screen display which is formed by the four edges of the screen. The border takes background color.
a design placed along the edge of the fabric or engineered in such a way that it will fall on the edge of the finished product. Border designs are frequently used in skirts and dresses.
A design that surrounds the field in a rug and forms a visual frame for main design.
Water is applied at the upper end of a strip in which the lateral flow of water is controlled by small earth ridges called border dikes, or borders.
Fabric strips either plain, pieced, or appliqued that go around the outside section of a quilt.
the decorated margins of a scrapbook page
a decorative design or rule surrounding an element on the page.
A rule used to form a box or to edge a photograph.
a decorative recessed or relieved surface on an edge
a strip forming the outer edge of something; "the rug had a wide blue border"
extend on all sides of simultaneously; encircle; "The forest surrounds my property"
provide with a border or edge; "edge the tablecloth with embroidery"
a band one pixel wide that follows the edge of the ENTIRE image
a black box that surrounds your ad and makes it stand out from the ads around it
a decorative frame that surrounds a page or elements on a page
a decorative line around the box's contents, and the background is simply a backdrop to the box
a deviding line, a narrow strip along a steep edge
a dividing line, a narrow strip along a steep edge
a diving line, a narrow strip along a steep edge
a graphic that appears around the edge of the paper and cannot be resized or moved
a graphic that surrounds your image
an open box surrounding the content of the area
a rectangle around the container
a strip around an edge or a side
a thin space along the edge of the frame, used just for spacing, not for displaying anything
a wide stripe following the edge of the shield, all the way around
a frame or edge made of strips of fabric surrounding the quilt blocks. Frames can be used around a center block to set it apart, or around the outer edges of a quilt as a finishing technique.
This is the edge around tables and images. If you set the border to 0, it will be transparent. You want to do this if you use an image to create a link. Many people use tables with transparent borders to help design and layout their pages. The larger the number you use for the border, the wider the border will be.
The area between the image and the edge of the paper. Similar to a picture frame.
A decorative inlay of different colored woods assembled in a pattern around the perimeter of a room or rooms. Flooring is used to fill in and around the border, commonly called the "field."
The edges of a window; you can move the border in or out to change the window's size.
Decorative designs around the outside of stationery, invitations, announcements. Borders can be in color or embossed.
A window outline that consists of the black strip around the edge of the window and the white strip inside the black strip. See also inner border and outer border.
The ornamental or decorative design that runs around the outer edge of a carpet.
The vertical side or edge of a mattress or foundation. Pre-built borders are constructed by stitching together the ticking, foam or other filling materials and a backing material. Commonly quilted or vertical-stitched.
An edging around the field of a flag that is a different color from the field.
The outer edge of the quilt used to frame the central section of the quilt top. Can be plain, pieced, or appliqued.
The area between the main design and the rim or edge of the coin.
The area between the image and the edge of a Postcard. Similar to a picture frame.
In switcher terminology, a thickened edging, similar to a picture frame, placed around a key signal, a digital effect, or the edges of a wipe pattern. Typically, the thickness, softness, and color of the border are completely adjustable.
The margins of a scrapbook page. Usually spoken of in terms of decoration.
a rectangular box that surrounds the perimeter of an ad or selected items on that ad the such as a photograph that creates a hard edge. Borders are not allowed around the perimeter of USM ads. (See keystoning).
The lines drawn around a map. Often decorated or containing latitude or longitude numbers
surround the image with a border of color
The printed area toward the edges of a map constitutes the border. In some cases, the border may consist of a simple neat line. In other cases the border may be scrollwork, geometrical designs, or even decorative panels with costumed figures or town views. Occasionally, a map may have no border at all. Do not confuse border with margin. See margin and neat lines.
The decorative design or rule surrounding matter on a page.
A strip of fabric that is joined to the inner quilt to enhance it.
edge of a photographic print - either left white, or printed black.
The printed area surrounding the edge of an image, usually a line or series of lines, which may incorporate scrollwork, geometric design or decorative panel with figures or views
a continuous decorative design or rule surrounding the matter on the page.
A decorative continuous design or rule that surrounds the material on a page.
The outside edges of a page/layout that are specially decorated, or made distinctive in other ways.
The area between the edge of the image and the edge of the paper.
A line surrounding a table or image that help set it apart from the background of a page. You can set the width of borders for tables and images in SiteCLERK.
A design around the edge of a rug, surrounding the field. The border usually includes a wide bank with a repeating design, called the main border.
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Continuous decoration that runs around the cake.
Instead of leaving pure white space in the edges of pages, decorative borders were typically used. Here is an example of a border from the Kirby 1.
The rectangular line surrounding the contents of an element; the dividing line between the padding and the margin.
A design around the edge of a rug and enclosing the field. The border usually includes a wide band of repeating design called the main border.
A strip of fabric or pieced strip of fabric joined to the edges of the inner quilt and used to frame it.
A design that surrounds the field in an oriental rug.
An edge or dividing line.
Something decorative along the whole edge of your scrapbook page. Usually a title or a contrasting pattern.