Mend
Sew
Sew verb - To close up with a series of interlacing stitches.
Usage example: luckily, I was able to sew the tear so skillfully that my pants looked as good as new
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- Textile Work Is Feminine: The Tyrolean and German girls are big on sewing, periods are set aside for mending clothes, and being able to sew and mend is considered an important ability for a potential wife and homemaker.
Source: Literature / Chalet School -
The Tyrolean and German girls in the Chalet School books are big on sewing, periods are set aside for mending clothes, and being able to sew and mend is considered an important ability for a potential wife and homemaker.
Source: Textile Work Is Feminine -
First you got to spin, then weave, then sew — and even there, where you have the clothes, you need to mend and launder as necessary to keep the clothes.
Source: Textile Work Is Feminine
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