Charts and Illustrations 2012
Download PDFs of the charts and illustrations from the projects featured in the 2012 issues of PieceWork.
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Download PDFs of the charts and illustrations from the projects featured in the 2012 issues of PieceWork.
Download PDFs of the charts and illustrations from the projects featured in the 2014 issues of PieceWork.
Download PDFs of the charts and illustrations from the projects featured in the 2015 issues of PieceWork.
Download PDFs of the charts and illustrations from the projects featured in the 2016 issues of PieceWork.
Mixed in with the very practical sock knitting tips and techniques in Weldon’s monthly newsletters, you will find some charming Victorian recommendations for wearing and using handknitted socks.
If you are ever near Plimoth Plantation, a visit will be rewarding. This museum, started in 1947 by Henry Hornblower II with two cottages and a fort, has grown to include the Mayflower II, the English Village, the Wampanoag Homesite, and more.
The November/December issue of PieceWork is all about silk; Chitra’s article is just one of seven articles on this magnificent fiber. And there are seven projects included--each using various forms of silk. This issue really is a silk lover’s dream.
To make any type of lace, one has to make connections. It all comes down to this—connecting threads, connecting people, connecting the past to the present.
Each design is as appropriate today as it would have been in the early twentieth century.
This issue focuses on Arthur Conan Doyle’s socks, Nathaniel Hawthorne's cat (?), Little Red Riding Hood’s red hood, and other projects for bookworms.
In the special issue Folk Knitting, the hidden stories of knitting and fabric from around the world come to light.
Crafting is such an amazing way to leave our mark on this earth. And that is why PieceWork Magazine continues to pique my interest with every issue.