Russian
вышивание и плетение Catalan
treball d'agulla 
Craft of creating or decorating objects using needle and thread.
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By 1846 instruction in needlework had been begun in earnest in England.
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Mrs. Rothesay was sitting in the sunshine, engaged in some delicate needlework.
3
Presently she came in, bringing some needlework; Rosie and Walter with her.
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Rachael entered the library with a piece of needlework in her hand.
5
She shall be brought unto the King in a vesture of needlework.
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The handwork is all over, for the canner will do the rest.
2
The children reverted to free-running handwork, often improvising as they went.
3
The things with ribbon and handwork and yards and yards of real lace.
4
Bassett thought he saw the handwork of some enterprising journalist, and smiled grimly.
5
She taught me to embroider and to do other fine handwork.
1
She possessed an art that sufficed to supply food for her thriving infant and herself-theart of needlework.
2
Normally she disdained the homely art of needlework, but as a daughter of the Ice People she was skilled in it nevertheless.
3
One can imagine that the effect of them in social life was to add greatly to the vogue of the art of needlework.
4
These two constellations are worshipped principally by women, that they may gain cunning in the arts of needlework and making of fancy flowers.