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Embellish some sweet Mary Janes to start the school year on the right foot.
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This wintry issue features 21 projects to jazz up your wardrobe, decorate your home, or gift to friends and family.
This issue delivers 23 projects designed to calm your soul, beautify your home, and add a dash of handwoven panache to your wardrobe.
In these pages, you’ll find 23 projects including scarves and shawls galore, kitchen linens, and even a sweet little bento-style bag.
Enjoy 12 heirloom-quality table linens that you'll love to weave and can be handed down from generation to generation.
Inspired by a Victorian-era cape, each silk ribbon embroidery features a beautiful flower motif.
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Learn Påsöm embroidery with these mittens from Sweden.
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Like many kids, designer Sara Goldenberg White spent hours making embroidery floss friendship bracelets. In honor of these childhood memories, Sara designed this stunning scarf in colors and patterns reminiscent of the bracelets she made a child.
It's art for the making with a Van Gogh-inspired punch needle project, artful colorwork knitting, Matisse-inspired embroidery, and more!
Learn four more embroidery stitches to upgrade your weaving.
Breathe new life into old textiles and benefit from the wisdom of thrifty makers and menders throughout history.
Enrich your craft with historical techniques and perennial projects from needleworkers throughout the ages.
Try adding these simple stitches when your project needs something extra.
Stitch heritage projects and meet multitasking makers and their resourceful needlework.
Inspired by a technique found in a nineteenthcentury embroidery book, Sara used internal hemstitching to create the squares within squares in this elegant runner.
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Connect to the stitchers of yesterday with timeless needlework projects and hook-centric stitch stories.
The Flint Heart, a retelling of a fairy tale originally published in 1910, inspired Jennifer’s pin-loom–woven hot-water bottle cover.
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Celebrate 30 years of PieceWork with this special edition full of extravagant projects and rich historic textiles.
Discover textiles, motifs, and techniques that have been transported across continents and through time.
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.
Whip up the messiest of meals while keeping your party clothes clean with this pin-loom–woven apron. Embroidery for fishy and seaweed details and crochet to finish the edges in a colorful way add pop to this playful apron.
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For this apron, embrace the unpredictability of natural dyes and try your hand at dyeing the yarns you weave, crochet, and stitch using mud and plant materials. Use a pin loom and the mud-dyed yarns to weave the body of the apron, and then crochet the squares together and add straps using those same yarns. Turn next to your plant-dyed yarns to add the whimsical Swedish huck embroidery.
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