Editors' Note: We invited Liz Good, managing editor of PieceWork 's sister magazine Spin-Off , to tell us about a fascinating collection of historic photographs in the upcoming Spring 2012 issue...

When I was a third-grader in northeastern Oklahoma in 1950 near the Quapaw Agency, our school principal was a stern, handsome woman. I admired her long dark hair, usually worn up in a bun, and her vivid...

I have issues of PieceWork dating back to March 1993 sitting on my shelf. They take up more than five feet of shelf space. Sometimes I shuffle through them trying to find a favorite story that I vaguely...

Editors' note: We've invited Spin-Off Editor Amy Clarke Moore to talk about a very special project she's been working on. Linen Work Apron by Annie Modesitt. A bit over a year ago, a little...

I'm a big fan of PBS's History Detectives program, in part because it goes beyond merely looking at an object but also tries to uncloak the object's historical story. And now PieceWork has...

Linda Ligon and Alice Starmore having fun after Interweave's very first Knitting Lab. Interweave held its very first Knitting Event in San Mateo, California, in November 2011. Editor's note: We...

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...