PieceWork September/October 2004

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In this issue

1. Learning Is an Ornament: Schoolgirl Art and Education, 1770–1850p.22
2. Cross-Stitch a Schoolgirl Samplerp.26
3. Stitching the World: Westtown School’s Embroidered Globesp.28
4. Working on the Spirit of the Child: Needlework in Classroomsp.32
5. Embroider a Giraffep.36
6. Knitting the Town’s Historyp.38
7. Knit a Girl’s Capp.40
8. Stitch a Yarn-Sewn Lion Cushionp.42
9. Home Is Where the Hearthrug Is: Yarn Sewing in Rural New Englandp.44
10. Warding Off Evil: Chinese Children’s Booties and Shoesp.48
11. Embroider Back-to-School Shoesp.52
12. Appliqué a Butterflyp.54
13. Quilted Memoriesp.55
14. An Embroidered Icon from Russiap.58
15. Embroider a Russian Angelp.60
16. Many Hands Make Light Work: Conserving a Brussels Tapestryp.62
17. Tapestry Crochet a Cat Pillowp.64
18. Tapestry Crochet around the Worldp.66
19. Notionsp.5
20. By Postp.7
21. Book Marksp.14
22. Necessitiesp.18
23. Tapestryp.10
24. Shay Pendray’s Trimmingsp.13
25. Findingsp.20
26. Portraitp.80
27. Calendarp.68

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