| Text | Length |
| Alaska air base | 15 |
| "Into the Woods" attendant | 36 |
| "Icebox" name of 1867 | 31 |
| Westernmost North America | 25 |
| (John Updike, 1988) Nome is on it (Toni Morrison, 1973) | 55 |
| ___ Folly (Alaska) | 18 |
| ___ Folly | 9 |
| Whose 1867 folly? | 17 |
| "___ Folly" (Alaska) | 30 |
| _____ Folly | 11 |
| ___ Folly (Alaska nickname) | 27 |
| Alaska | 6 |
| Cabinet appliance in 1867? | 26 |
| Stitched up | 11 |
| Stitched together | 17 |
| Hemmed or basted | 16 |
| Embroidered | 11 |
| Wrapped (up) | 12 |
| Monopolized, with "up" | 32 |
| Hemmed without hawing? | 22 |
| Gave a darn? | 12 |
| ___ up (in the bag) | 19 |
| Plied a needle | 14 |
| Emulated Dorcas | 15 |
| Worked for Hilfiger | 19 |
| Tailored | 8 |
| Made hems | 9 |
| Made a facing, e.g. | 19 |
| Hemstitched | 11 |
| Hemmed but didn't haw | 25 |
| Darned, say | 11 |
| Darned it | 9 |
| Clinched, with "up" | 29 |
| Basted, perhaps | 15 |
| Worked on seams | 15 |
| Made a patchwork | 16 |
| Made a jumper, maybe | 20 |
| Made a collar, e.g. | 19 |
| Made a blouse | 13 |
| Emulated Betsy Ross | 19 |
| Did some quilting | 17 |
| Darned things? | 14 |
| Concluded, with "up" | 30 |
| Assembled a shirt | 17 |
| Altered a hem | 13 |
| Worked on a shift, maybe | 24 |
| Worked on a pillow case, say | 28 |
| Was in stitches? | 16 |
| Used a Singer machine | 21 |
| Used a Singer | 13 |
| Repaired rips | 13 |
| Ran up | 6 |
| Plied the needle | 16 |
| Mended spandex | 14 |
| Mended a hem, e.g. | 18 |
| Made tucks | 10 |
| Made like Betsy Ross | 20 |
| Made darts | 10 |
| Made clothing | 13 |
| Made a quilt | 12 |
| Made a dress | 12 |
| Joined cloth | 12 |
| Hemmed, but not hawed | 21 |
| Hemmed, but didn't haw | 26 |
| Hemmed without hawing | 21 |
| Hemmed something | 16 |
| Fixed stage outfit | 18 |
| Fixed a seam | 12 |
| Ensured, with "up" | 28 |
| Embroidered, e.g. | 17 |
| Did some monogramming | 21 |
| Did some home ec homework | 25 |
| Did needlework | 14 |
| Did featherstitching | 20 |
| Did fancywork | 13 |
| Did darning | 11 |
| Did a housewife's job | 25 |
| Did a domestic chore | 20 |
| Darned it? | 10 |
| Cinched, with "up" | 28 |
| Buttonholed, e.g. | 17 |
| Basted, say | 11 |
| Assembled, as a skirt | 21 |
| Assembled, as a blouse | 22 |
| ___ up (secured, as a win) | 26 |
| ___ up (prearranged) | 20 |
| Attached in a way | 17 |
| Applied some buttons | 20 |
| Sampler hung outside a theater? | 31 |
| The tailor... | 13 |
| Iced, as a deal | 15 |
| She wrote "Black Beauty" | 34 |
| Black Beauty author | 21 |
| "Slicklicker" inventor Richard _____ | 47 |
| "Black Beauty" author Anna | 36 |
| 'Black Beauty' writer Anna | 34 |
| 'Black Beauty' writer | 29 |
| 'Black Beauty' author Anna | 34 |
| Ed Norton's workplace | 25 |
| Storm drain | 11 |
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