needlework
sulaman
definition
noun
Mrs. Zurndorfer specializes in needlework
the art or practice of sewing or embroidery.
translation of 'needlework'
noun
sulam-menyulam,
pekerjaan jahit-menjahit,
jaruman,
sulaman,
jahit-menjahit
example
Interior spaces may also be gendered: the author explores both the activities particular to women, such as 'needlework' or lace-making, and the objects related to female and maternal domesticity.
There was a full entry in all of the elements, with some beautiful paintings on display in oils, and acrylics, together with 'needlework' , flower arrangements and other crafts.
Sewing needles and different-sized pins, used in 'needlework' and also to fasten clothes, have turned up, as well as nuts and seeds from fruit, some of which no longer grow locally but were brought inside by mice more than a century ago.
exhibits include Eastern 'needlework'
There will be quilts to be judged and other 'needlework' such as embroidery.
It is the skilful manipulation of this single stitch that lends an interesting and characteristic dimension to the 'needlework' .
She was into horticulture, 'needlework' and sewing and I think that must have run through the blood.
In addition to darning and plain sewing, she provided instruction in fancy 'needlework' , tambouring, and embroidery in silk and worsted.
Show highlights include the pavilions, where you can check out Neville's grass and a range of 'needlework' , cooking, art and craft, flowers and vegetables.
But very often the image is enhanced by decorative 'needlework' (embroidery).
They admire crazy quilts for their glorious colors and fancy 'needlework' , log cabin quilts for the numerous variations on a familiar theme, and Baltimore album quilts for their fine stitching.
Seven objects - three pieces of Newport furniture, two pieces of 'needlework' , and a pair of Copley portraits - have been promised to the museum, and will be given over time.
Informally, women met to socialize and do 'needlework' and sewing.
A sewing group specialising in cross-stitch, embroidery, quilting and 'needlework' meets on Mondays from 11 am to midday.
The centre is now also well established as an adult education centre and community courses such as cultural fashion, dress making, 'needlework' , embroidery, basic skills, ESOL and drug awareness are also offered there.
exhibits include European and Eastern 'needlework'
The classes will include crochet, knitting, 'needlework' or any craft that there is a demand for.
Basketmaking, woodturning, buttermaking and 'needlework' are among the many craft and heritage practices on show during the day also.
This instruction was only at elementary level, defined as being the 3Rs and practical subjects such as 'needlework' and woodwork.
This rare early Philadelphia 'needlework' was included in the important exhibition entitled American Rococo, first held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City in 1992.
Hester's only skill is that of 'needlework' and embroidery.
Of the many forms of 'needlework' practiced in the United States in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, one firmly rooted here is rug hooking.
Literally hundreds of crafters will show their skills in everything from fine 'needlework' and pottery, to jewellery, woodwork, pressed flowers and doll making.
Erris is renowned for many things including its outstanding tradition in exquisite hand crafts like lace making, crochet, 'needlework' and knitting.
In 1927, Mrs Forepaugh, also donated a panel of 'needlework' decorated with gold thread and beetles' wings, to the gallery.
Bess was a very keen gardener and flowers and plants feature in the Elizabethan 'needlework' and tapestries in the house.
The boys and girls, five to 15 years old, were busy doing 'needlework' - some embroidery on jute, some on huckerback.
Mrs. Zurndorfer specializes in 'needlework'
She does 'needlework' and embroidery and never musses her skirts or get twigs and leaves in her hair, and her skin is translucent and fashionable, it does not turn brown the way mine does in the summer.
You may count the stitches in a 'needlework' more easily than with the textile actually in your hands.
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