
PieceWork · No. 1
PieceWork Fall 2019
Uncover the history of needlework in the Fall 2019 digital issue of PieceWork and enjoy eight projects to knit.

PieceWork · No. 1
Uncover the history of needlework in the Fall 2019 digital issue of PieceWork and enjoy eight projects to knit.
Patterns, stories, and extras printed in PieceWork Fall 2019.

The infamous Donner Party was one group of several that left Independence, Missouri, in mid-April 1846. They were all headed for Sutter’s Fort, California.

The story of a daring rescue off the coast of Northumberland.

No article about Mabel Urner as a writer was complete without a reference to her passion for collecting needlework samplers and textiles.

The history of knitting has been shrouded in mystery, half-truths, and outright lies! Is this because there is so little material, either textiles or documentation, to enable that history to be fully written?

Telling our stories is a means of locating ourselves and of understanding who we are within the folds of a larger narrative.

Olga Fedorova designed this Orenburg-style lace shawl in 1991. Her sister, Valentina, has been knitting the pattern from memory since then.
Indexed from PieceWork Fall 2019, in page order.