A seamstress is a person that makes, repairs, and does alterations to clothing.
A seamstress is a woman who sews. Presumably, a seamstress "back then" (whenever that was) was a woman who sewed.
She was a seamstress.
A seamstress was a plebeian. But remember a seamstress could also be a freedwoman or even a slave. The wardrobe keeper or "cistellatrix" was a slave as was the clothing folder or "vestiplica". Both of these positions would require mending and sewing.
As a seamstress at the Montgomery Fair Store.which was for a white lady that respected her unlike others.
No. She was seamstress.
seamstress
The Seamstress was created in 1936.
The duration of The Seamstress is 1.45 hours.
No, seamstress is not a compound word.
I'm very seamstress to my boss.
Alice is an accomplished seamstress.
There is no set pay for a seamstress in Brazil. It really depends on the hiring party what they are going to pay the seamstress.
The possessive form for the noun seamstress is seamstress's; the seamstress's scissors. The additional s is added after the apostrophe because the possessive form is pronounced the same as the plural form with the -es suffix.
The word is spelled seamstress. A seamstress is a person who makes or revises clothing.
Betsy Ross was a seamstress who sewed flags during the Revolutionary War. The seamstress was able to repair the wedding dress in time for the ceremony.
Now a days it's the machine in the textile industries
A seamstress is someone who makes or mends things by sewing them, usually a woman. The word is a noun, so you can use it like this."The seamstress just fixed my dress."