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PatternFor All Access membersBorrowing from Boro: A NeedlebookStitch a darling needlebook inspired by Japanese techniques.

Inside the magazines

14 PieceWork issues mention “Needlework” on 4380 pages — matched by meaning, not just keywords.

Knitting Traditions, Spring 2012 Digital Edition2 pages
- Page 137X communities X workshops X patterns X downloads X gifts spin X weave X needlework X fiber arts X crochet X jewelry X knit X mixed-media X art X
- Page 147N G T R A D I T I O N S 3 Discover Needlework from 1849 England M r. George Curling Hope of East Sussex, England, with the
Crochet Traditions, 20112 pages

PatternFor subscribers

The Arraiolos Stitch

Create a sample rug using this stitch from Portugal

ArticleA Charade from the Pages of Ladies’ Needlework CrochetFrom the pages of Ladies’ Needlework; Crochet; Tales and Poetry: A Melange of Instructions and Amusements, originally published in 1849 and available as a PieceWork eBook.

ArticlePieceWork Magazine: Sharing the Story of NeedleworkExplore the story of needlework with PieceWork magazine. These stories remain embedded in the everyday textiles found in our linen closets and in the artifacts on display in a museum, and each account is cherished just the same.

ArticleVictorian Needlework: For Pleasure or Profit?Victorian needlework books remain a fragile connection to the past, reminding us that we are not so different from the stitchers who came before us.

ArticleVictorian Needlework Hierarchy: How Does Your Craft Rank?Is knitting better than sewing, or does embroidery reign supreme? Today’s crafters would scoff at the question! Yet, those weird Victorians would certainly have an opinion on the matter.

AuthorWeldon’s Practical Needlework

AuthorBeeton's Book of Needlework

AuthorRoyal School of Needlework

PatternFor All Access membersUpstairs Bag for Needlework and Sewing Knitting Pattern DownloadKnit the perfect "keeper" of you other crafts tools (great for needlework and sewing essentials).

PatternFor All Access membersBridal Garters to Knit Needlework PatternThese lace garters are a delicate way to carry on the garter tradition.

eBookFor All Access membersLadies' Needlework, Crochet Tales and Poetry: A Melange of Instructions and Amusement eBookThe 22 patterns range from edgings to doilies, from a lady's nightcap to a polka dress, and more.

eBookFor All Access membersLadies' Needlework, Knitting Tales and Poetry: A Melange of Instructions and Amusement eBookThe 17 patterns range from edgings and insertions to doilies, from an opera cap to an antimacassar, and more, all as originally printed.

ArticleWeldon’s Mystery Project: Knitted Beaded CuffsBack in the 1880s, Victorian knitters relied on illustrations to gauge the worthiness of a new knitting project. Weldon’s Practical Needlework is filled with page after page featuring marvelous depictions of all manner of Victorian needlecraft.

ArticleWeldon’s Mystery Project: Petticoat for Child of TwoThe “Petticoat for Child of Two” from Weldon’s Practical Crochet, Third Series (in Weldon’s Practical Needlework, Volume 1) would make a perfect gift for the upcoming holidays or a birthday.

ArticleWeldon’s Mystery Project: Eis Wool ShawlThe “Eis Wool Shawl” from Weldon’s Practical Crochet, Third Series (in Weldon’s Practical Needlework, Volume 1) lacks an illustration.

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Fall 2026Open our cabinet of wonders to uncover textile stories, needlework collections, and projects inspired by these treasures.

PatternWeldon’s Irish Lace Shawl Wrap yourself or someone you love in luxury with this gorgeous shawl. Carolyn Wyborny adapted a lace edging from Weldon’s Practical Needlework for this project.

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Summer 2025Be swept away by the wonderful world of Regency needlework from Jane Austen’s era!

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Spring 2025Be swept away by the wonderful world of Regency needlework from Jane Austen’s era!

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Winter 2024Make it mini! Revel in pocket-sized textiles using traditional needlework techniques.

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Summer 2024 Enrich your craft with historical techniques and perennial projects from needleworkers throughout the ages.

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Spring 2024Stitch heritage projects and meet multitasking makers and their resourceful needlework.

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Winter 2023Connect to the stitchers of yesterday with timeless needlework projects and hook-centric stitch stories.

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Fall 2022Discover textiles, motifs, and techniques that have been transported across continents and through time.

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Spring 2022Uncover needlework traditions, techniques, and textiles that were forgotten and rediscovered by modern makers.

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Summer 2023Discover bewitching projects and uncover the truths of enduring needlework puzzles.

PatternA Victorian Purse in Tatting and BeadsEnjoy tatting and beading a beautiful purse with this pattern originally published in Beeton’s Book of Needlework.

MagazineFor subscribersPieceWork Spring 2023Find out about needlework education throughout time and different cultures, from hand-to-hand knowledge to twenty-first century virtual classes. See what you’ll learn!

PatternFor All Access membersBaby's Fancy Socks to Knit PatternCarol Huebscher Rhoades adapted the pattern for Child's Fancy Knit Sock from Weldon's Practical Needlework, Volume 1.

ArticleEasy Stitcheries for Little FingersFebruary is National Embroidery Month. What are you working on?

ArticleWeldon’s Not-so-Weird BeadworkFor our weekly foray into the needlework world of “Those Weird Victorians,” file this installment in the not-remotely-weird category. The Victorian’s frequently embellished and adorned their clothing with beadwork.

ArticleEdith WhartonAmerican author and poet Edith Wharton (1862–1937) was born. Here’s the needlework connection to this date.

ArticleWeldon’s Mystery Project: CloudThe name “Cloud” from Weldon’s Practical Crochet, Third Series (in Weldon’s Practical Needlework, Volume 1) gives no hint as to what shape or form this pattern named for vapor takes.

ArticleTrekking the Globe in Stitches: EuropeThe next stop on our tour of needlework from the seven continents is Europe. Helene Baine Cincebeaux introduces us to the beautiful beadwork of Central Europe.

ArticleTrekking the Globe in Stitches: AustraliaThe sixth stop on our tour of needlework from the seven continents is Australia. Mary Polityka Bush introduces us to The Ladies of Missalongh.

ArticleTrekking the Globe in Stitches: North AmericaThe next stop on our tour of needlework from the seven continents is North America. Cynthia Lecount Samaké introduces us to the red huipiles (traditional square-cut blouses) worn by the women of Patzún in Guatemala.

ArticleWeldon’s Mystery Project: Crochet Shawl—The Fascinator Whip up a Fascinator from Weldon’s Practical Needlework for a special head covering, or make it larger, and wear it around your neck or shoulders.

ArticleNature-Inspired StitchworkNature-inspired stitchwork spans the globe and is captured in Elizabethan tapestries and depicted in intricate embroidered Chinese Imperial Rank Badges. Issue after issue, PieceWork rejoices in nature’s glory and timeless splendor.

ArticleWeldon’s Mystery Project: Knitted Lace or EdgingWe offer up another mysterious Victorian knitting project from the pages of Weldon’s Practical Needlework, Volume 1: Knitted Lace or Edging.

ArticleTrekking the Globe in Stitches: AsiaThe next stop on our tour of needlework from the seven continents is Asia. Pamela D. Toler introduces us to suzanis, embroidered dowry pieces from the region of Central Asia now known as Uzbekistan.

ArticleWeldon's Mystery ProjectDo you love vintage crochet patterns? Weldon's Practical Needlework includes not only knitting patterns but crochet patterns, too.

ArticleTrekking the Globe in Stitches: South AmericaThe next stop on our tour of needlework from the seven continents is South America. Follow tour guide for the Americas, Cynthia Lecount Samaké, and head south to the Andes.

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Page 141d i t i o n s 139 I n an effort to bring needlework to the emerging middle class, Weldon’s, a paper pattern producer of the Victorian era,
Page 147X communities X workshops X patterns X downloads X gifts spin X weave X needlework X fiber arts X crochet X jewelry X knit X mixed-media X art X

Jane Austen Knits, 20112 pages▾

Page 143White Clover Kiln . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Yarn Love . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 ADVERTISERS’ INDEX Honoring the Rich History of Needlework 6 issues for $24 pieceworkmagazine.com
Page 146helps convey how uniquely gifted Jane Austen was. Unlike Beethoven, Austen was an accomplished needleworker. This was expected of her—any middle- class woman of the eighteenth and early nineteenth

Knitting Traditions, Fall 2012 Digital Edition1 page▾

Page 145and techniques. 11KN20 - $39.99 $33.99 PieceWork 2011 Collection Y CD Features include lace, literary-inspired needlework, colorful textiles, and much more. 12NW04 - $19.99 $16.99 PieceWork 1999 Y CD This CD

Knitting Traditions, Winter 2011 Digital Edition3 pages▾

Page 133k1, o, k3tog, o, k9, o, n, o, n, k1, repeat. —From Florence Home Needle-work published in 1887 by the Nonotuck Silk Company. Lace (mod. 8) Cast on 14
Page 135X communities X workshops X patterns X downloads X gifts spin X weave X needlework X fiber arts X crochet X jewelry X knit X mixed-media X art X
Page 144R A D I T I O N S Honoring the Rich History of Needlework 6 issues for $24 s pieceworkmagazine.com

Crochet Traditions, Fall 20123 pages▾

Page 137were published in England in the eighteenth century, and many of these published occasional needlework supplements or included needlework patterns. They also included short stories, serial- ized fiction, poetry,
Page 138the word “Vintage” in the title) are from PieceWork ’s treasure trove of original needlework books and issues of various maga- zines. For each, the instructions are printed exactly
Page 143MarthaM.LuxuryYarns4Less@ yahoo.com 1,000’s of Luxury Yarns at BARGAIN PRICES, and Fast FREE Shipping! THE NEEDLEWORK CONNECTION Website Listings ~ Your Guide to Shopping on the Web To advertise here call

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