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Needlework refers to
decorative sewing and
other textile handicrafts that
involve the use of a needle.
Needlework may also
include related textile crafts...
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later criticized as bad
investments and over-extension.
Greenfield Needlewomen, a
needle craft business, was one
particularly criticized acquisition;...
- On the top floor,
dozens of tailors,
pattern cutters, shoemakers, and
needlewomen work on the orders, with
painstaking measures taken to make sure everything...
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lessons in
broderie anglaise. In the 1920s,
after noting many
skilled needlewomen. the
Madeira Embroidery Guild was formed.
Amongst its
purposes was to...
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produce while traditionally, in the past,
Alpana artists or
Nakshi kantha needlewomen were
working within their homes and
received no
monetary recompense for...
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Uncle Tom's
Cabin (1853). The
subject of The
Seamstress is
overworked needlewomen working in tiny
rooms to
produce finely sewn
clothes for the
upper and...
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structure and
forms the head size. At the
conclusion of this
craft work, the
needlewomen come on
stage and
create the
dressing of the salako.
Traditionally dressed...
- "Syndicat de l'Aiguille", a
collection of loan and
benefit societies for
needlewomen, dressmakers, seamstresses,
especially those young sewing girls who are...
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International Exhibition, 1907. Hely's Limited. 1907. pp. 125, 141. "
Needlewomen of the Past".
Clare Champion. 22 July 1988. Museum, Clare. "Clare Embroidery"...
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Sourcebook (Routledge, 2006), 57-8. Beth Harris,
Famine and Fashion:
Needlewomen in the
Nineteenth Century (Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2005), [2]. Michael...
