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Bring the beauty of summer indoors with this Victorian-style pink daisy wreath
Before published patterns, sample books provided a way for stitch patterns to be collected and shared.
Plain sewers and fancy needleworkers in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
One of the most patriotic symbols of World War I were the knitting bags carried by women everywhere.
From practical to fanciful, samplers are a great way to study crafts of the past.
Belgium was known to have the greatest lacemaking centers in all of Northern Europe.
Jehane bought vintage needlework, such as dresser scarves, and stitched new life into them.
