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ArticleStitching Heirlooms
ArticleStitching During WartimeLesia Pona, Master Ukrainian Embroiderer

Lynne Anderson

ArticleKnits In Time

ArticleA Year of StitchesJournaling the year using embroidery.

ArticleDiscover a Family’s Heirloom Shawl: "Knitted Together Through Time" And An "All Shall Be Well Shawl" to KnitIn “Knitted Together Through Time” Jacqueline Blix revisits a family heirloom shawl knit by Joseph Sheldon Long, a World War I soldier.

ArticleStitching in Solitude: Women HomesteadersIn light of current events, I’ve found my mind turning to “Little House in the Big Woods” by Laura Ingalls Wilder. In the book, Laura and her family sewed and embroidered, alone in their home, carefully mending clothes and creating small items of beauty.

ArticleTransported Back in Time

ArticleA Stitched Souvenir HandkerchiefRead about one author's unique way of collecting memories from around the world!

ArticleFor subscribersStitches from Paintings Past: What Art Can Tell Us About Historical KnittingThis extended version of Carol J. Sulcoski’s article from PieceWork Fall 2025 includes even more fine and fascinating paintings.

ArticleA Travel Memoir in StitchesOne of the most magical things about knitting is the different forms it takes in various countries and regions, creating a travel memoir in stitches.

ArticleMaking Do: Memories of MendingIn the past, most needleworkers learned this craft at their mother’s side, but today this is rare. In the March/April 1997 issue of PieceWork, contributor Kax Wilson recalled her mother’s time spent mending during the early twentieth century.

ArticleStitching Stories: The Cultural Legacy of Hmong Story ClothsHow an estate sale purchase revealed a story sewn across continents.

ArticleNotions: Reading Between the StitchesPeek into the past and learn from samplers in the Summer 2025 issue.

ArticleStitches for a Crazy QuiltA merry assortment of embroidery stitches are used to cover the seams in crazy quilts. The only limits are a needleworker's imagination and materials on hand.

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