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The Mary Frances Sewing Book

by Jane Eayre Fryer

The book follows Mary Frances as she receives a magical sewing basket from her fairy godmother, which contains everything she needs to learn the art of sewing. With the help of the basket and her new friends, the Sewing Bird and the Dress-Up Dolls, Mary Frances learns how to sew different stitches and make a variety of items, from simple handkerchiefs to more complex clothing and accessories. Throughout the book, Fryer weaves in important lessons about patience, determination, and creativity, encouraging young readers to explore their own talents and abilities. The book also features charming illustrations by Jane Allen Boyer, which bring Mary Frances and her friends to life on the page. "The Mary Frances Sewing Book" is not only a delightful story, but also a valuable resource for young people interested in learning the art of sewing. It has been praised for its clear instructions and detailed illustrations, making it a useful guide for beginners. Moreover, the book has cultural and historical significance, reflecting the sewing practices of the early 20th century. Overall, "The Mary Frances Sewing Book" by Jane Eayre Fryer is a timeless classic that has inspired generations of young readers to explore their creativity and learn the valuable skill of sewing.

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Language

English

Original Language

English

Published In

1913

Author

Jane Eayre Fryer was a British author who lived from 1876 to 1958. She was a prolific writer who published over 50 books during her lifetime, mostly children's books and biographies. Fryer was also...

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