| Sheila, flanked by clothesbasket and workbasket, sat on the veranda mending his shirts. |
| There were only a few woven Gallagher and Seaton labels, tangled in a snarled mass of thread and bias binding and rickrack braid in her workbasket. |
| Such a trunk should be kept locked, and a smaller supply, for current use, retained in a workbasket. |
| Her workbasket was beside her, the bright knitting-needles in the unfinished sock. |
| The needlewoman's workbasket holds further associations with home, hearth, mothering and goodly housewifery. |
| Her workbasket was standing by her chair, piled high with mending that she had neglected for her pleasuring. |
