woolwork

/ˈwʊlˌwɜrk/
noun
  1. The craft or activity of making items from wool, such as knitting, crocheting, or embroidery.
    • The local craft fair had a booth dedicated to woolwork, with scarves, hats, and blankets on display.
    • She learned woolwork from her grandmother and now makes sweaters for the whole family.
    • He took up woolwork as a relaxing hobby after retiring from his office job.
  2. A piece or object made by working with wool, such as a knitted garment or embroidered fabric.
    • The museum displayed a beautiful woolwork from the 1800s, showing a pastoral scene.
    • She hung her finished woolwork on the wall as a decoration.
    • Each woolwork in the shop was handmade and took weeks to complete.
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