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Threads That Unite Us: Reflections from IFAM
A trip to Santa Fe's International Folk Art Market reminds us how textiles and makers connect us across culture and continent.
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A trip to Santa Fe's International Folk Art Market reminds us how textiles and makers connect us across culture and continent.
Even in the White House, needle and thread offered moments of creativity and comfort for three extraordinary women.
Threads of Life and Making Matters author Clare Hunter shares a special view of craft and creativity.
We’re launching a new monthly series spotlighting inspiring exhibitions and collections. First up is "On Loss and Absence: Textiles of Mourning and Survival." Come along as we visit the galleries.
Discover the valuable connection of fine arts and needle arts in the Fall 2025 issue of PieceWork.
These ten fun and travel-friendly projects showcase a range of stitching techniques and will keep you busy the whole year through.
Virginia Woods Bellamy discarded traditional knitting measurements for geometrical principles.
Craft a sweet sachet or pincushion for your beloved.
Many revere Molière as a comedic genius, but he should also be recognized for his use of needlework references to comment on the narrow scope of women’s lives in his time.
Respect for the Work of Women’s Hands
Share with us how art and handicraft influence each other.
Belgium was known to have the greatest lacemaking centers in all of Northern Europe.
Olga Fedorova created her unique color-coded system in the late 1960s when she became quality-control master for the Orenburg knitting cottage industry.