10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREWELLING»
Discover the use of
crewelling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crewelling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Birch-bark Roll of Woodcraft
Covers are of two kinds ; crewelling and leather. The first was most popular
because Mother and Sister could render effectual help in the making. For
crewelling, you need a curved needle and a supply of strong pack-string, or other
strong ...
Ernest Thompson Seton, 1931
2
The British Angler's Manual, Or, The Art of Angling in ...
The two following flies are also recommended for sea-trout in these rivers, viz : —
No. 1. Body. Flos silk, of a dull willow -green colour, mixed with a little brown
crewelling, ribbed with bright brown silk. Wings. From the dappled feather of a
silver ...
Thomas Christopher Hofland, 1839
3
The British Angler's Manual, Or, The Art of Angling in ...
Flos silk, of a dull willow-green colour, mixed with a little brown crewelling, ribbed
with bright brown silk. •- Wings. From the dappled feather of a silver pheasant.
Tail or Wisk. Three black hairs from the tail of a shepherd's dog. , . . ; No. 2.
Thomas Christopher Hofland, 1841
4
Such a Simple Little Tale: Critical Responses to L.M. ...
In the Costume Gothic, Samantha rakes Sir Edmund 's cheek with her handy
crewelling needle; in the main narrative Joan is chagrined to find herself “lying on
top of a skinny, confused-looking young man” (164) who has a cut cheek.
5
Proving Poetry: Ted Hughes and Philip Larkin, Now
In this elegantly crafted stanza, Hughes gives an idealized, poetic representation
of the beach as he remembers it—in his mind's eye, if you will—himself “crimping,
tucking, and crewelling” the scene into a picture-perfect image. The following ...
CREWELLING Sir: The November issue of The Shepherd was particularly
interesting to me. For years my hobby has been crewel- ling*. Unfortunately, the
only crewelling yarn available has to be imported from England and comes pre-
dyed.
7
The London Literary Gazette and Journal of Belles Lettres, ...
To give thee here such welcome as she may, Big thoughts o'crewelling nature's
fond desire, Steep in her bitterest tears thy first attire. Sad arc thy greetings in this
world of care • A father's scorn, a mother's worse despairj! Obscure the eye that ...
By ARNOLD ADAMS THE HOLIDAY PLANS of teachers Phyllis Cromwell and
Carolyn Crewelling were to drive north from Washington, D. C. into Canada— for
as long as their money held out. Phyllis— who teaches first grade at East
Pleasant ...
9
The Best of Gerald Kersh
She was especially good at crewelling roses for cushion covers. The needle she
favoured – shehad packetsand packets of them – was the Cumberland Crewel
Gold Eye, one of whichhadfound its way, nobody knew how, through her skull
and ...
Renhard Hohan: 7. " Thomas Keon . . 8. " Gus Schmiddts. E. S. Tuel. E. F. Rice.
12. " Chas. J. Roberts et a 12. " JoeSchuttz 12. " Albert Voorhees ... . 12. " J. D.
Benson 13. " Henry Burmaster. . . 13. " Joseph Schneeda 13. " Sherman
Crewelling.
New York (State) Forest, Fish and Game Commission, 1906
