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Knitted Liturgical Gloves for Elite Churchmen in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

No matter how many years it’s been since you last heard the peal of a schoolhouse bell, August means there will soon be new books to pore over, new skills to tackle, and new people to meet.

New instructions for a hundred-year-old tatting project, re-created for modern lacemakers.

Embellish some sweet Mary Janes to start the school year on the right foot.

A quilted pillow is based on Eileen's grandmother’s old-style method of making Hawaiian quilts.

Monederos for Your Money

Ann Budd adapted the hat, a hand, a leg, and the cape from a male figure purse, or monedero.

Macramé? Cavandoli? Half-hitches?

By incorporating the tradition of using Mary Elizabeth Mulligan’s veil in wedding celebrations through the generations, the Green family enjoyed and honored the lace and gained some wonderful memories.

Give dyeing with indigo a try! This striking scarf features resist patterns made by folding, stitching, and pleating.