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Vintage Magazines

PieceWork , July/August 2010 PieceWork, March/April 1993 I used to haunt flea markets looking for back issues of magazines I had known and loved as a child. My family subscribed to the middle-brow usuals...

Posted to Traditions Today by Linda Ligon on Apr 23, 2013
Shades of Winter

The temperature here suddenly dropped to 23 degrees last Saturday. This, after a long, hot summer and warm fall. So it was with mixed feelings that I picked up our newest knitting pattern book, Shades...

Posted to Traditions Today by Linda Ligon on Oct 23, 2012
Filed under: Knitting Patterns, Knitting
Enchanted Amusements

Round Doyley #2 from Ladies' Needlework Crochet. “It is said there is no such thing as magic in the world; but the assertion is disproved every day. . . .” So begins the “Enchantment...

Posted to Traditions Today by Karen Brock on Jan 1, 2013
Filed under: Knitting Patterns, Knitting
One Thread from Home

The November/December issue of PieceWork honors the immigrants who arrived in the United States, carrying traditional needlework of their homeland across the seas: at least one thread from home to hold...

Posted to Traditions Today by Karen Brock on Nov 13, 2012
Filed under: Knitting Patterns, Knitting
Color Your Knitting World

Editors' note: We invited eMag Editor Anne Merrow to tell us about the debut of her newest eMag, ColorKnits , which focuses on the worldwide knitting tradition of colorwork. Janine Bajus shows how...

Posted to Traditions Today by Anne Merrow on Nov 1, 2011
Filed under: Knitting Techniques, Knitting Patterns, How To Knit, Color Knitting, Knitting
A Crochet Obsession

Editors' Note: We invited Marcy Smith, editor of Interweave Crochet , one of PieceWork 's sister magazines, to tell us about a project she's been working on. I can be a tad obsessive about...

Posted to Traditions Today by Marcy Smith on Mar 20, 2012
Step into History with Sockupied

The newest issue of the eMag Sockupied is now available, and as always, it’s teeming with stunning patterns and fresh takes on sock-knitting techniques. From delicate leafy lace to colorful bobbles...

Posted to Traditions Today by Abbi Byrd on May 7, 2013
Filed under: Knitting Techniques, Knitting Patterns, Sock Knitting, Color Knitting, Knitting
We Are Connected

I am continually amazed by the number of contributors, both to PieceWork and Knitting Traditions , whose efforts to tell a story about a family treasure lead to their discoveries about the lives of family...

Posted to Traditions Today by Jeane Hutchins on May 14, 2013
Filed under: Knitting Patterns, Knitting
Knock Your Socks Off Socks

Somehow, all the crocheted items of all the women in my family have ended up with me. I have scores of doilies, furlongs of lace edgings, baby booties, dresser scarves, bodices, beaded reticules. I thought...

Posted to Traditions Today by Linda Ligon on Jul 17, 2012
Filed under: Knitting Patterns, Baby Knitting Patterns, Knitting
Home for Crochet

Note from the PieceWork editors : Marcy Smith, editor of PieceWork 's sister magazine, Interweave Crochet , just spent the last few weeks working in our home offices in Colorado, so we asked how things...

Posted to Traditions Today by Marcy Smith on Aug 30, 2011
Filed under: Knitting
Your Knits in Review

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—...

Posted to Traditions Today by Karin Strom on Jan 10, 2012
Filed under: Knitting Patterns, Knitting
Whimsies and Obscurities

Beaded purse. Maker unknown. Glass beads, velvet, silk ribbon, and cotton. Iroquois, probably Tuscarora or Mohawk. New York. Circa 1850. Photograph courtesy of Old Sturbridge Village, Sturbridge, Massachusetts...

Posted to Traditions Today by Abbi Byrd on Apr 2, 2013
Filed under: Knitting Patterns, Knitting
Practical Crochet? Give Me a Break

Toilet Tidy Night Cap Antimacassar That’s what they called it, though . Weldon’s Practical Crochet . We’re publishing the Ninth and Tenth Series and I have to say, I had to dig deep for...

Posted to Traditions Today by Linda Ligon on May 21, 2013
Filed under: Knitting Patterns, Knit Gloves, Knitting

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