handwork

So it was fun to go from my family's traditional handwork to seeing these.

They look at these things and realize what a lot of handwork was involved."

"Perhaps it's a desire to go back to when people had time to do handwork.

The mother of the house did handwork while rocking the baby in a cradle.

There is also a handwork section, where the children learn finger knitting.

Because of the handwork, prices are high, starting at more than $1,000.

Unless otherwise noted, decoration of the following items is handwork.

"It is the worst handwork of the Demons we have seen.

The question was how to match up the demanding handwork of tobacco with available labor.

With all the technology available now, handwork doesn't necessarily make something better."

Damascus still had the traditional markets, where most fresh food and local handwork were sold.

The mop-up is going to be brutal handwork, just like China.

This artful handwork gives the furniture more presence, they say.

I never imagined a modern medical student would do that sort of handwork.'

The structures all appeared very old and expensive, maintained by costly handwork.

My handwork notwithstanding, the apartment was remarkably unchanged from its 1909 design.

This weekend, visitors can also take part in some handwork that is purely decorative.

She did a lot of handwork, always had a bag of supplies with her, and some project going.

After dinner, however, Kitty got up and, bringing her handwork, went to the sick man as usual.

In recent collections she further developed her prints by adding detailed handwork.

I carried it into the kitchen, away from the noise of Joe's handwork, and tried to tune in to the energy again.

"The handwork fills in the blanks, and you don't feel pressure to talk."

The process of restoring a Stanley is handwork intensive.

For this, deft handwork and a sharp pruning saw will be needed.