Out of all the articles we put up on the website in 2021, these were your ten favorites.
Piecework Editorial Staff2 min read

As we prepare for the new year, we also love to look back and see what the most interesting, funny, entertaining, and best articles of the year were. This year alone, nearly 140 articles went up on PieceworkMagazine.com, ranging from brand new pieces to features from past issues.
Along the way, you have helped our editors see which articles are the most popular. Every time you come to the site your visit counts as a vote, and after tallying them all, these were your 10 favorites.
The author searches for the story behind a beloved knitted kitten found in an antique shop. Read article #10.
(Please note this article is an All Access Exclusive.) These two counterpane squares from Weldon's Practical Needlework were the beginning of a year-long knitting journey. Read article #9.
Using little looms are all the rage these days. Yet, these portable and versatile tools have been around for quite some time. Read article #8.
(Please note this article is a Subscriber Exclusive.) Knit this charming set from the Spring 2020 issue of PieceWork. The yarn features fiber from a historic sheep breed. Read article #7.
Learn a hand-knotted lace technique that only requires a few relatively inexpensive materials, which are easily found in most craft stores. Read article #6.
Janice Wood created a sweet cross-stitch heart, which incorporates traditional Quaker sampler motifs with an alphabet on one side of the heart and the date and recipient’s initials on the reverse. Read article #5.
A visual primer showing illustrations for 19 common embroidery stitches. Read article #4.
To preserve and honor the needlework skills of the women in her family, Christine used vintage doilies to create a quilt. Read article #3.
Fabric scraps are sewn into a college freshman’s quilt and they help spark many memories. Read article #2.
What?! There are vintage patterns other than Weldon's? This recently donated book opened up a world of ideas. Read article #1.
We are proud to bring you each issue, article, and thank you all for your continued support!
The Piecework Editorial Staff
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