PieceWork · Pattern
| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | PieceWork |
| Author | Jacqueline Blix |
| Published | January 25, 2023 |
| Format |
In this collection, Jacqueline Blix revisits a family heirloom shawl knit by Joseph Sheldon Long, a World War I soldier, father, grandfather, and knitter.
In “Knitted Together Through Time” and “Knit an ‘All Shall Be Well’ Shawl,” an online-only article and project mentioned in PieceWork’s July/August 2007 issue, Jacqueline Blix revisits a family heirloom shawl knit by Joseph Sheldon Long, a World War I soldier, father, grandfather, and knitter.
To read this fascinating story connecting needlework and history, download this free article and companion project PDF.
Breathe new life into old textiles and benefit from the wisdom of thrifty makers and menders throughout history.
Magazine · PieceWork
Enrich your craft with historical techniques and perennial projects from needleworkers throughout the ages.
Stitch heritage projects and meet multitasking makers and their resourceful needlework.
Connect to the stitchers of yesterday with timeless needlework projects and hook-centric stitch stories.
Celebrate 30 years of PieceWork with this special edition full of extravagant projects and rich historic textiles.
Soak up the beauty of embellished textiles, from the thrifty to the luxurious.
Uncover needlework traditions, techniques, and textiles that were forgotten and rediscovered by modern makers.
This shawl was inspired by the old Orenburg lace shawls knitted during the long winter nights.
Pattern · PieceWork
Magazine · PieceWork
Magazine · PieceWork
Magazine · PieceWork
Magazine · PieceWork
Magazine · PieceWork
Magazine · PieceWork
