I'm given to understand that people on the innernets like clicking. Here's a gathering of items google alerts shared with me.
Seattle artist turns trash to needleworked treasure.
# There’s hope for public school, or something.
Kids learn cross stitch in Wisconsin, among other fun activities.
# Sometimes it can take 13 years to get your story told.
A belated obituary for "Townsend needleworker"
# Why is it crafters can’t leave orphaned items in the shops?
I too bring stuff home I don’t know how I’ll use.
# Why are people still pretending that feminists can’t sew because they "completely" rejected it?
I’m tired.
# Even academics are coming around to pins and needles
This book sounds pretty interesting
# There’s hope for public school, or something.
Kids learn cross stitch in Wisconsin, among other fun activities.
# Sometimes it can take 13 years to get your story told.
A belated obituary for "Townsend needleworker"
# Why is it crafters can’t leave orphaned items in the shops?
I too bring stuff home I don’t know how I’ll use.
# Why are people still pretending that feminists can’t sew because they "completely" rejected it?
I’m tired.
# Even academics are coming around to pins and needles
This book sounds pretty interesting
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4 comments:
Turned the boner into a bone. ROFL! Interesting articles you turned up there. I can't believe I actually read/skimmed all of them. ;)
Great news articles. Thanks for bringing them to our attention! I have to check with my daughter- at some point she was considering taking an archeology course (she's a junior at BU). And Elsa Williams- who knew? I seem to have grown up with her name a constant in my childhood (Mom was an avid needleworker of all types).I wonder why they published this story recently, when she died in 1995.
Glad to see your latest stitch has taken a less provocative turn!
Interesting articles. Love the line about 'colonial bling' in the last one. LOL. Would gladly enroll my kids in the summer program in Wisconsin!
You're so Beavis and Butthead ;)
Great links too!
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