sew

verb
UK /səʊ/
US /soʊ/

To join cloth together using a needle and thread.

My grandma taught me how to sew a button onto my shirt.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To make or repair something by stitching.

She sewed a new dress for the party.

3. To close or fasten something with stitches.

The doctor sewed up the cut on his arm.

4. To attach something with stitches.

He sewed a patch onto his backpack.