| Hem but not haw | 15 |
| Hem a bit | 9 |
| Follow a pattern, say? | 22 |
| Follow a pattern, say | 21 |
| Follow a pattern, maybe | 23 |
| Follow a pattern, at times | 26 |
| Fix the rent? | 13 |
| Fix a hole, perhaps | 19 |
| Fasten with filament | 20 |
| Fasten fabric | 13 |
| Fasten by stitching | 19 |
| Fashion clothes | 15 |
| Engage in seamy work | 20 |
| Emulate Ms. Ross | 16 |
| Do zigzags, maybe | 17 |
| Do the seam thing | 17 |
| Do some shirring | 16 |
| Do some crewel things | 21 |
| Do some basting | 15 |
| Do patchwork | 12 |
| Do a crewel thing | 17 |
| Develop duds | 12 |
| Darn, say | 9 |
| Darn things, e.g. | 17 |
| Darn that hole | 14 |
| Darn or baste | 13 |
| Darn it all? | 12 |
| Create seams, e.g. | 18 |
| Create dresses | 14 |
| Control exclusively, with "up" | 40 |
| Buttonhole, maybe | 17 |
| Buttonhole, in a way | 20 |
| Bring together, in a way | 24 |
| Baste, say | 10 |
| Baste, perhaps | 14 |
| Baste, maybe | 12 |
| Baste, in a way | 15 |
| Baste, for example | 18 |
| Baste or shirr | 14 |
| Baste or hem | 12 |
| Backstitch | 10 |
| Attend to a tear | 16 |
| Attach, with "on" | 27 |
| Attach an applique | 18 |
| Attach a button, say | 20 |
| Attach a button, e.g. | 21 |
| Assure, with "up" | 27 |
| Assemble a sweater | 18 |
| Apply, as appliqué | 21 |
| Alter, maybe | 12 |
| Alter a hemline | 15 |
| "As you ___, so shall you rip" | 40 |
| "... and a time to ___": Eccles. | 43 |
| ''So'' homophone | 32 |
| ___ up (get control of) | 23 |
| "And ___ fine seam" | 29 |
| ___ straight line (seamstress's feat) | 41 |
| "...and __ fine seam" | 31 |
| "___ needle pulling thread" ("The Sound of Music" lyric) | 76 |
| "___ needle pulling thread ..." ("The Sound of Music" lyric) | 80 |
| ___ fine seam | 13 |
| "And ___ seam" | 24 |
| It's treated in a plant | 27 |
| It flows underground | 20 |
| Waste at a treatment plant | 26 |
| Treatment plant input | 21 |
| Raw material for Ed Norton? | 27 |
| Bad-smelling flower? | 20 |
| Waste liquid | 12 |
| Underground waste | 17 |
| Treatment-plant matter | 22 |
| Treatment-plant goo | 19 |
| Treatment plant fodder | 22 |
| Septic stuff | 12 |
| Refuse matter | 13 |
| Flow underground | 16 |
| Ed Norton may have been up to his ankles in it | 46 |
| What the inspector gave the waste treatment center? | 51 |
| Wasteful thing? | 15 |
| Salem witch judge and family | 28 |
| Indian beads | 12 |
| Indian bead money | 17 |
| What quilting farmers do? | 25 |
| The University of the South, familiarly | 39 |
| Home of the University of the South | 35 |
| Alaska was his "folly" | 32 |
| Alaska Purchase arranger | 24 |
| Lincoln's Secretary of State | 32 |
| Politician with a famous folly | 30 |
| Peninsula in Alaska | 19 |
| His "icebox" was a good buy | 37 |
| Famed folly man | 15 |
| Civil War Secretary of State | 28 |
| Alaska's purchaser | 22 |
| Alaska's __ Peninsula | 25 |
| Alaska's __ Highway | 23 |
| Alaska-purchase arranger | 24 |
| Alaska town that is mile 0 of the Iditarod Trail | 48 |
| Alaska Purchase negotiator | 26 |
| Alaska name | 11 |