PieceWork · No. 2

PieceWork November-December 2004

This holiday, discover a treasury of precious handmade dolls from around the world and learn how to make your own.

From this issue

Patterns, stories, and extras printed in PieceWork November-December 2004.

Indexed from PieceWork November-December 2004, in page order.

Dressing the Elite: Clothes in Early Modern Englandp. 21

Preacher Lewis's Mission of Crochetp. 22

Crochet Baby Capsp. 26

Sioux Doll, Ap. 28

Dolls of Peru, Thep. 29

Father Christmasp. 32

Knit Father Christmasp. 33

Unfinished Cloth Doll, Anp. 34

Skeezix: The Bear Who Has Delighted Four Generationsp. 35

Needlework Accessoriesp. 36

Cross-Stitch Pillows for a Miniature Dollhousep. 40

Metrites and Graftes: Greek Embroideriesp. 42

A. J. B. Wace, Archaelogist and Collectorp. 44

Cross-Stitch a Greek-Inspired Ornamentp. 46

Stitch a Bargello Ornamentp. 48

Knit Tiny Holiday Stockingsp. 51

Stitch a Christmas Wish Ornamentp. 52

Embroider a Swan for an Ornamentp. 54

Tat a Snowflakep. 56

Knit a Ballp. 57

Embroider "Vegimals" on a Bibp. 58

Crochet Woodland Finger Puppetsp. 60

Embroider a Holly Tableclothp. 62

Knit Socks for a Guyp. 63

Julia Purnell's Museum: Keeping a Town in Stitchesp. 64

Christmas Stocking and a Christmas Tree Skirt, Ap. 80