I have a couple of wooden darning eggs and when ready to graft, drop one down the leg and it ends up at the toe. |
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The family cat had a fondness for wool and often chewed holes in things that had been left on the floor, so the darning egg saw a lot of use. |
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I have a collection of wooden darning mushrooms which belonged to my grandmother who made socks. |
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There's a darning needle, of course, a threader, a hemostat, and an Army survival tool. |
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We were doing the mending after breakfast, pushing darning eggs down into the heels of Father's socks, hoping to make them last another winter. |
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Socks are so cheap that it would be lunacy to spend time darning them and plastic is so cheap it is almost free. |
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At first I gave it some rudimentary household chores, such as changing gramophone needles and darning stockings. |
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Other common names for dragonflies include sewing needles, devil's darning needles, snake doctors, horse stingers, and mosquito hawks. |
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In addition to darning and plain sewing, she provided instruction in fancy needlework, tambouring, and embroidery in silk and worsted. |
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Scrap wood, darning needles, string and sealing wax held his flimsy contraption together. |
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While Linda is in the kitchen darning stockings, he moves to the edge of the stage. |
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Many of the gypsies ignored her, sitting outside their tents, preparing a meal or darning a sock or mending a hem. |
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Not only is it good for dental hygiene but it can also be used as a clothes line, cotton for darning clothes or string for tying things up. |
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Children are able to take on the roles of evacuees, undertaking a variety of war-time tasks such as darning socks or making rag rugs. |
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In earlier times, socks were mended with the use of a wooden darning egg, a practice rarely seen today. |
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These darning eggs are hand turned on a wood lathe and then hand painted with durable paint. |
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They are made from pieces of muslin, constructed like a rag doll stuffed with scraps, with the outer surface covered with parallel darning stitches. |
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We microwave our dinners, movies come out on DVD mere weeks after they're released, and instead of darning a sock with a hole in it, folks simply buy a new pair. |
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You can use the darning technique to repair small holes in socks and other clothing. With a darning needle and yarn, you'll form a network of stitches across the gap. |
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The much-more-likely scenario is an activist, holed up in a south Wales fitting room, hastily darning her protests. |
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Judging from his glistening haul of salmon here yesterday, he will not spend much of his career darning mesh. |
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When sewing with the darning and embroidery foot, only use the straight stitch 01 with the needle position «3.5» in the middle! |
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If a shank is required, place a darning needle on top of the button and sew. |
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Choose useful stitches for fundamental sewing, including joining, overcast, buttonholes, eyelets, darning and bartack stitches. |
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Use the special Free-motion program for all of your stippling, free-motion, and darning needs. |
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The Ruby-throated Hummingbird's bill is long, straight, and almost as slender as a darning needle. |
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Pull the button holder to the rear. Set the button guide plate on the buttonhole foot to the desired length of the darning stitch. |
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A set of darning needles for woolen yarns ranging from light to superbulky in thickness. |
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She's in her usual place at the other end of the table darning socks. |
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Clothing was rationed in just the same way as food and Mother was always altering my clothes, patching, turning collars and darning the darns on my socks. |
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I saw Mitt Romney darning his socks in the night when there's nobody there, what does he care? |
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The darning stitch «29» is sewn from front to back and then vice versa. |
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The darning program is a special backtack program. |
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When lowering the presser foot, do not push in the front of the presser foot with your finger, otherwise the darning will not be sewn with the correct size. |
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A lot of handwork, patches on the knee, darning. |
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Free-motion darning is accomplished without feed dogs. |
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Ideal for stippling, free-motion embroidery or darning. |
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His wife was darning a sock, running a needle and yarn across and back, over and under, up and down, gradually filling in the big spud-hole in her husband's sock. |
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He spent every day ten hours in his closet, in darning his stockings. |
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