Since I began working at Interweave several years ago, I've been fascinated with the tools of the fiber trade. Just inside the front door is a warped inkle loom; shuttles and spools of various ages...

Editors' note: We always love it when our good friend, PieceWork contributor, and knitter par excellence, Ann Budd , stops by the PieceWork office for a visit. We never know what she might pull out...

Needlecraft Magazine , February 1925 Recently, PieceWork’s editor, Jeane Hutchins, and I have been spending a bit of time sifting through PieceWork 's archival collection in the dim reaches of...

Editors' Note: We invited Karin Strom, Editorial Director of Interweave's Yarn Group, to tell us what's been happening in her world these days. I recently took a walk down memory lane—...

I first met Margaret Stove in 2007 at Spin-Off ’s Autumn Retreat (SOAR) where she was teaching workshops on Spinning for Lace. As a leading expert on handknitted superfine lace, I’d admired...

PieceWork's newest eBook contains 17 original patterns, poems, and more! I am truly passionate about history and an avid reader, so it won’t be a surprise that I combined both in researching...

One of the best parts of my job is working with PieceWork 's exceptionally talented designers who in some cases are also its authors. In addition to creating beautiful designs, they research the historical...

Here's Amy Clarke Moore, the editor of Spin-Off , to tell you a bit more about her recent project, Jane Austen Knits : Carol Rhoades's Flower and Lace Cuffs. I remember many years ago standing...