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Director's Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction: The Needle Arts in Connecticut Appendix: The Stoddard-Williams-Edwards Tradition Selections from the Connecticut Historical Society Collection Explanation of Cataloging Terms Notes Select Sources Illustration Credits Index
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Greg Halmiton
reviewed Connecticut Needlework: Women, Art, and Family, 1740-1840 on May 12, 2014
Connecticut Needlework: Women, Art, and Family, 1740-1840
Although the patterns are challenging and sparsely explained, the designs are stunning, and once I've fully expanded the Medallion Square Shawl, the going got easy. The trick was to ignore the pattern when turning corners and just follow the written instructions stitch-by-stitch. I didn't bother with the fiddly holders either, but just picked up the set-up border loops when I needed them (turning the 2nd corner).
If you would like the pdf of the shawl body, I've put the link on my blog: Medallion Square Shawl.
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