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Showing 1–18 of 18 results for “A Place to come To”

PatternFor All Access membersSanta Fe Turquoise Trail Scarf to Knit Pattern DownloadIn the design of this scarf, Mara Bishop Statnekov adds elements of the rich textile designs of the American Southwest to Orenburg lace to produce a geometric design worked in a bold, gem-toned yarn.

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PieceWork May/June 19942 pages
- Page 10A PLACE TO COME TO Jude Daurelle Gathering in Utah: Pioneer Memorial Museum, International Society, Daughters of Utah
- Page 85is in the collection of the Grant- Kohrs Ranch near Deer Lodge, Montana (see "A Place to Come To," January/February 1994, page 8). While wintering a band of sheep for Conrad Kohrs
PieceWork May/June 19962 pages

PatternFor subscribersA Victorian Lace Square to Appliqué and EmbroiderTry your hand at lace with this vintage-inspired piece.

PatternFor subscribersA Haapsulu Lace Pelerine to KnitNancy Bush’s circular capelet is a different shape from a traditional knitted-lace shawl or scarf from Haapsalu, but this modern interpretation still includes the iconic nupps.

PatternFor subscribersA Csetnek Lace Bookmark to CrochetTry this lovely Hungarian crochet technique in a bookmark.

PatternFor All Access membersA Little Women Lace Fichu to Knit Pattern DownloadEileen Lee's cozy fichu, inspired by those worn by the characters in Louisa May Alcott's Little Women and by Alcott herself, will take the chill off indoors and out.

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

PatternFor subscribersA Medallion of Frisado de Valladolid Style Lace to StitchLearn a new lace technique with this medallion.

PatternFor All Access membersLacy Bridal Headpiece to Crochet Pattern DownloadWith its delicate shells and flattering, face framing scallops, this crocheted lace headpiece will add a romantic crowning effect to the bride's wedding-day ensemble.

PatternFor subscribersGranny Cheyne Scarf Knitting PatternMargaret Stove adapted this magnificent Shetland lace scarf from patterns used in the border of a nineteenth-century design. It is a great way to learn traditional techniques in an approachable manner.

PatternFor subscribersThe Tree Shawl to KnitPerfect for an early summer wrap, Inna Voltchkova’s Tree Shawl is a delight. Knitted from the bottom to the top, with a chart that’s easy to remember, the shawl is a great project for beginning and advanced lace knitters alike.

PatternFor All Access membersCopper Cowl Knitting Pattern DownloadSara Lamb used handspun Pygora yarn to create this warm yet breathable cowl with a simple openwork pattern and an applied lace edging.

PatternFor All Access membersAustrian Elegance | Lace Stockings to KnitInspired by a 19th-century original from the Folk Life Museum in Graz, Austria, these wool-silk lace stockings feature a cross-stitched monogram in classic red.

PatternFor subscribersValentina’s Polushawl to KnitGalina Khmeleva’s half-warm shawl, made with luxurious pygora, merino, and silk yarn, is destined to become a family heirloom.

PatternFor All Access membersModern Afternoon Apron with a 1912 Lace EdgingThis dainty project was designed to honor a specific literary garment—the apron which the character Susan Baker wears in the Anne of Green Gables books by L. M. Montgomery.

PatternFor subscribersFlower Garden Shawl - Orenburg Knitting PatternThis shawl with Orenburg construction features a fleur-de-lis pattern, to which the nupps add a three-dimensional effect.

PatternFor All Access membersPeace Silk Beret and Cowl to Knit Knitting Pattern DownloadThe finished beret and cowl have a luxurious hand that contrasts surprisingly with the sturdy toughness of the silk.

PatternFor All Access membersBluestocking Stole Knitting Pattern DownloadNot too easy but not too difficult to make, this stole was born out of an idea of using a lace panel and mirroring its halved portion instead of repeating the same panel widthwise.

PatternFor subscribersAccordion Scarf to Knit PatternThis knitted shawl features a romantic lacy edge juxtaposed against a simple, relaxing-to-knit geometric repeat.

Page 68capital city o f Ottawa, Ontario. (For more about the m u seum, see “A Place to Come To,” Septem b e r / October 1993.) T he people o f these three
Page 72Land” at the Canadi an Museum o f Civilization in Hull, Quebec, Canada (see “A Place to Come To,” page 66) are as distinct from one another as the in digenous cultures

PieceWork July/August 19961 page▾

Page 62t i A PLACE TO COME TO H Deborah Pulliam U S E U M LO ND O N T

PieceWork January/February 19971 page▾

Page 50o r i a l M u s e u m . The museum (see " A Place to Come To," M a y / June 1994) houses artifacts that were owned, used, or created

PieceWork November/December 20021 page▾

Page 36doll named Koko. All were given to London’s Bethnal Green Museum of Childhood (see “A Place to Come To,” Pi ECE Wor K , September/ o ctober 1997 and the sidebar on page

PieceWork July/August 20021 page▾

Page 36needlework skills that had been taught in ladies’ academies in Litchfield and elsewhere (see “A Place to Come To,” P I e C eWork , March/April 1993) in the late eighteenth and early

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