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ArticleStories Hidden in the MendsFor doctoral researcher Emily Whitted, repaired textiles are more than signs of wear. They are records of labor and ingenuity that connect museum collections to the lived experiences of early Americans.

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Crochet Traditions, 20112 pages
- Page 89ing ends of thread. Cut a length of silk thread 48 inches (121.9 cm) long. Thread the tapestry needle with it and anchor it with a knot at the left-hand side
- Page 117Block, keeping the tail at 1 corner of the work. Insert the pillow form. Thread the long tail through the tapestry needle, and overcast the stitches of the last round together
PieceWork Fall 2020

ArticleLong Thread Podcast: Loretta Pettway Bennett, Gee’s Bend QuilterSeason 15, Episode 2: A fifth-generation quilter from the legendary community of Gee’s Bend, Alabama, Loretta Pettway Bennett turns well used cloth into her own expressions of color and community.

ArticleLong Thread Podcast: Jordana Munk Martin, TatterSeason 13, Episode 5: Brooklyn-based and globally focused, Tatter preserves the personal and cultural stories in cloth.

ArticleLong Thread Podcast: Elena Kanagy-Loux, Lacemaker & Historian (classic)Season 13, Episode 9: Ethereal, durable, ornamental, powerful—what does lace mean to you? Through academic study and the work of her hands, Elena Kanagy-Loux teaches that lace is all of these things and more.

ArticleLong Thread Podcast: Emily Whitted, Texile HistorianSeason 15, Episode 3: Exploring collections of early American cloth, Emily Whitted finds stories of creativity, virtue, and the intimate lives of people from many backgrounds.

ArticleLong Thread Podcast: Nicole Nehrig, Psychologist & CrafterSeason 12, Episode 10: In her study of women’s lives and needlework, Nicole Nehrig explores the many ways that needle and thread give life meaning.

ArticleLong Thread Podcast: Sarah Pedlow, ThreadWrittenSeason 13, Episode 1: Bewitched by embroidered pieces she saw in a museum, Sarah Pedlow followed the thread to a new culture and a new calling.

ArticleLong Thread Podcast: Masey Kaplan and Jen Simonic, Loose Ends (classic)Season 13, Episode 7: If you couldn’t finish your needlework or craft project, what would become of it? A volunteer organization founded by two knitters wants to make sure it gets into the hands of your loved ones.

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Page 78times. When you're finished wrapping, leave a tail of thread about 2 0 inches long. Thread the tail through a needle and take inch-long stitches through the yarn layer randomly around

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Page 76Larkin Mineola, New York: Dover Publications, Inc., 2020. Softbound, 160 pages, $21.95. ISBN 9780486842875. The Long Thread: Knit, Knot, Stitch, Weave, Loop, Twist Linda Ligon, Editor Fort Collins, Colorado: Long Thread

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Page 72The Long Thread Voices from Our Community Karen Clancy mothers. I’ve tried knitting and crocheting, but I

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Page 72The Long Thread Voices from Our Community Megan Osborne, Assistant Curator and Collections Manager of the Avenir

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