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Access the WIF for this project from Handwoven May/June 2022.
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Four WIFs are provided for this project from Handwoven May/June 2022.
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Access the WIF for this project from Handwoven May/June 2022.
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Two WIFs are provided for this 4-shaft large towel project from Handwoven May/June 2022.
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This thirsty cotton towel was designed using a four-shaft broken twill draft, and brings the warm colors of autumn into the kitchen.
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Grand Prismatic Scarf by Marlene Lloyd, original draft by Linda Hartshorn
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The finished beret and cowl have a luxurious hand that contrasts surprisingly with the sturdy toughness of the silk.
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In the design of this scarf, Mara Bishop Statnekov adds elements of the rich textile designs of the American Southwest to Orenburg lace to produce a geometric design worked in a bold, gem-toned yarn.
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Irina Stepanova’s delightful reindeer will add a touch of Victorian whimsy to your holiday tree.
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Irina Stepanova’s beautiful silk-on silk-gauze motif is shown here as the cover of a delightfully simple, wooden jewelry box.
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This pincushion features Irish crocheted lace at its simplest: a rose medallion surrounded by a delicate network of chain stitch and picots, embellished with appliquéd leaves.
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Worked in silk thread on even-weave linen, this pinkeep is stuffed with wool yarn and features the tree motif peculiar to Nantucket needlework samplers.
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Bart Elwell’s exquisite Yap Lace incorporates an interesting structure of crochet combined with needle lace.
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The fine art of knotted needle lace can be readily worked anytime and anywhere and once you’re familiar with the basics, the work progresses faster than most other needle-lace techniques.
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This headband pattern was adapted from a headband that Linda Ligon bought on the island of Taquile, Peru.
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Our globe, with place names such as Chinese Empire, New Holland, and New Amazonia, is based on globes available between 1800 and 1840.
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Make a man or woman in your life very happy—knit a pair of these 100% wool socks to stay toasty on chilly spring nights.
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This pattern was inspired by a diagram of a sock on a flyer originally published on January 19, 1941, in the Greek newspaper The Free Tribune.
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For your next tea party, why not serve petit fours topped with candied flowers to match your flower-decorated cozy?
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Enjoy knitting this tea cozy inspired by Jane Austen, originally published in *Jane Austen Knits*, 2013.
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This pattern uses a vintage technique of knitting loops with a second strand of yarn carried along as the knitting is worked, then cut, brushed, and trimmed to create the finished texture.
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This quilted pillow is based on an old-style method of making Hawaiian quilts.
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Access the WIF for this project from Handwoven May/June 2022.
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