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Preserving the Legacy of Needlework
Swedish Twined
Knitting
Tying an
Orthodox
Prayer Rope
Casting, Slicking,
Laying
&
Rounding
Buttons
Nasca
Cross-Knit
Looping
p. 13
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And More!
Miss Ryder’s
Knitted
Richmond
Gloves
p. 30
Re-Create
March/April 2018
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© 2018 The DMC Corporation • www.dmc.com
Volume XXVI, Number 2
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Nasca Cross-Knit Looping
Barbara Morrison
13 Creations in Cross-Knit Looping
Barbara Morrison
16 The Kurdish Socks of Iraq
Barb Sobkoviak
21 Kurdish Socks to Knit
Vicki Square
25 The Richmond Glove and Its
Creator, Henrietta Pulleine Ryder
Lesley O’Connell Edwards
30 Richmond Gloves to Knit
Lesley O’Connell Edwards
33 Dorset Buttons to Make
Pat Olski
38 Twined-Knitted Gloves
from Sweden
59
Beth Brown-Reinsel
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44 Estonian Braid Cast-Ons:
Variations on a Theme
Carol Huebscher Rhoades
50 Sweet Mementos: The Whitman
Sampler Collection at the
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Alba Cid
55 Eastern Orthodox Prayer Ropes
Laura Ricketts and Timothy Roe
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59 How to Tie a Traditional
Thirty-Three-Knot Eastern
Orthodox Prayer Rope
Departments
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4
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25
th
Anniversary
A Celebration
Laura Ricketts and Timothy Roe
Calendar
Events of interest
Necessitites
Products of interest
Don’t miss out!
62 Abbreviations & Techniques
Definitions
Column
64 The Last Word:
Mittens of Latvia
by
Maruta Grasmane
Jenna Fear
We post new content every day to the
PieceWork
blog. You’ll find quirky, informative, and fun
posts, each with the
PieceWork
slant. Visit
www.interweave.com/needlework.
The website
also has the
PieceWork
index, editorial calendar,
contributor guidelines, charts and illustrations
from previous issues, the current issue’s Calendar,
and much more.
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Celebrate
W
elcome to
PieceWork’s
25
th
-anniversary cel-
ebration! We are so happy you are with us
to mark this milestone.
Linda Ligon, founder of Interweave, started
PieceWork
in
1993 for those who care about handwork and who value its
past and present roles in the ongoing human story. To bring
you poignant, inspiring, and entertaining articles on the his-
tory of handwork traditions and the people who created the
work, with how-to techniques and step-by-step projects using
those traditions, has been and is
PieceWork’s
mission.
A LOOK BACK
Arrayed here are the previous March/April issue covers. A
lot has changed over the years, but much hasn’t. Veronica
Patterson’s moving words that graced the first issue’s
cover are as true today as they were twenty-five years ago.
Thank you to all who have been on this journey; we’re
looking forward to many more anniversary celebrations.
And a special thank you to our 25
th
-anniversary sponsors:
Bluebonnet Crafters, The Caron Collection, DMC, Green
Mountain Spinnery, Jagger Spun, and Treenway Silks. See
our Anniversary Celebration ad on page 37—these generous
sponsors are contributing to a deluxe prize pack that twenty-
five lucky readers will win!
HOW DID THEY DO THAT?
That’s our theme for this anniversary issue. Inside, you
will find some ingenious objects—from how to make
seventeenth-century Dorset buttons to a contemporary take
on the ancient technique of cross-knit looping.
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