Needlework, textile and fabric crafts Books
Chronicle Books Amy Butlers Little Stitches for Little Ones
Book SynopsisIn this lavishly illustrated collection, designer Amy Butler presents 20 charming, contemporary projects for the nursery and beyond. There''s a snuggly wrap blanket, imaginative plush toys, bright diaper bags, handy travel bibs, and much more. Our innovative packaging makes for easy use7 pattern sheets are neatly tucked into a folder on the inside cover while lay-flat, spiral binding makes for easy reference while sewing. Beautiful photos inspire, while illustrations and simple instructions explain the techniques. Amy also shares tips on choosing baby-friendly fabrics and includes a comprehensive techniques section, glossary, and resource guide. With her eye for detail and her signature fine craftsmanship, Amy has created a delightful offering of handcrafted keepsakes sure to be cherished by generations to come.
£21.76
Random House USA Inc Knitted Farm Animals 15 Irresistible EasyToKnit
Book SynopsisMoo, Oink, Knit!Knit up your favorite furry or feathered critter, or make the whole barnyard! The colorful characters in this book—including a clever pig, a gentle donkey, and a family of chickens—would love to be your friends. Children and grown-ups alike will fall for the fifteen bighearted, oversize farm animals designed in Sarah Keen’s signature style.All of these roly-poly toys, made with child-friendly yarn and durable finishing techniques, are quick to knit and can withstand years of affection. Whether you’re a beginner or you simply need a refresher, a comprehensive reference of knitting basics and toy-making techniques will help get your needles clicking—or clucking—right away. Also available as an ebook
£16.99
Palmer-Pletsch Associates Couture The Art of Fine Sewing
Book SynopsisIdeal for sewers with an interest in quality, style, and individuality, this book reveals techniques once only known to the seamstresses in the couture houses of Paris.
£25.46
Palmer-Pletsch Associates Mother Pletschs Painless Sewing
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£8.95
Palmer-Pletsch Associates Sewing with Sergers The Complete Handbook for
Book SynopsisAn introductory guide to the serger machine and basic serging techniques. It provides information on the function of a serger and instructions on machine maintenance along with step-by-step guidelines on sewing straight lines and curves, turning corners, and creating professional-looking seams.Table of ContentsWhat is a Serger?; Decisions... Decisions... Which One to Buy?; All About Thread & Easiest Threading; Get Ready to Sew; Serge Ahead... Sewing Tips; Professional Finishing with a Serger; Perfect Serging on Any Fabric; Decorative Serging; Fast Fashion Details; Maximising Serger Use - Pattern Ideas; Serging Aerobic and Swimwear; Lingerie and Lace; Serging Sweaters; Childrenswear -- Serger Shortcuts; Fast Wardrobe Fix Ups!; Serge into Patchwork; Patternless Quick Projects; Fast Decorating with Fabric; Nifty Serger Notion Checklist; Differential Feed; Favourite Stitches.
£12.30
Palmer-Pletsch Associates Jackets for Real People
Book SynopsisFeaturing techniques that embrace fusible interfacing and an all-machine-sewn lining technique used in ready-to-wear, this book presents more than 700 photos and illustrations accompanying instructions on patterns and fabrics, proper cutting and marking, methods for pressing and seam finishing, and how-tos that help ensure a perfect fit.Trade Review"These . . . authors and sewing consultants have long been known for their tips on simplifying sewing techniques." -- Handwoven on Easy, Easier, Easiest Tailoring, the first edition of this book"Before-, during-, and after-fitting photos of real people in real garments . . . designed to cover every fit challenge imaginable." -- Sew News
£19.76
University of Washington Press By Native Hands
Book SynopsisIllustrates and discusses woven baskets from Native American cultures from every geographic region.Trade Review" ... you can be assured of an interesting and factual read as well as a feast for the eyes!"--Jrnl for Weavers, Spinners, and Dyers, March 2007Table of ContentsForeword / Chief Phillip Martin Director's Statement / George Bassi Catherine Marshall Gardiner: A Lifetime of Journeys / William Ashley Harris Baskets of the Southeast / Betty J. Duggan Baskets of the Southwest and Great Basin / Joyce Herold Baskets of California / Joyce Herold Baskets of the Plateau, Northwest Coast, Subarctic, and Arctic / Dawn Glinsmann Baskets of the Northeastern Woodlands / Stephen W. Cook Appendix A: Complete Checklist of Native American Baskets in the LRMA Collection / Compiled by Jill R. Chancey Appendix B: Catherine M. Gardiner's Correspondents / Compiled by Lance S. Harris Works Cited and Further Reading About the Contributors Index
£999.99
Lavolta Press Fashions of the Gilded Age Volume 2 Evening
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£44.10
St. Martin's Griffin The Sergers Technique Bible
Book SynopsisFor fast and professional edging, hemming, seaming, and decorative stitching, you simply can''t beat a serging machine. This all-skill-level book is the perfect guide to make sure you get the most out of your new machine (or out of that old serger that you''ve never got the hang of!). Photographs and step-by-step instructions guide you through the essential techniques, showing you how to set up your machine, how to adjust the settings to get the best results on a range of different fabrics, and how to edge your fabrics quickly with perfect results. Try out different feet for your machine to help with gathering, attaching piping, elastic, and beading. Within the chapters there are troubleshooting tips and quick fixes for skipped stitches, snapped threads, and uneven stitching. The quick construction section will take you through a range of projects to help practice and perfect your skills.
£19.99
F&W Publications Inc Serger Essentials
Book SynopsisAdvice on threading, tension, differential feed, and needles relevant to all models; tips for using decorative threads that result in masterful finishes, cover stitch and more--it's all here in Serger Essentials!
£21.25
Chronicle Books So Pretty Felt
Book SynopsisSoft, fashionable, easy to find, and fun to work with, felt is a crafter''s dream material. This stylish collection presents 24 simple yet elegant projects to make with felt—chic headbands, sweet flower bouquets, adorable package toppers, gorgeous necklaces, and more. Crafters of all skill levels will be reaching for their stash to get started! With stunning photography, helpful how-to illustrations, and plenty of inspiration, So Pretty! Felt uses this popular material in new and unexpected ways for oh-so-pretty results.
£18.34
Chronicle Books Sunday Sews
Book SynopsisSunday Sews presents 20 irresistible designs that can be sewn on a weekend and enjoyed for a lifetime. Featuring minimalist style and unfussy lightweight fabrics, they are as functional as they are chic. Think drapey shift dresses, flattering tunics and skirts, tanks and tops perfect for layering, pretty aprons, go-anywhere tote bags, and gifts for children and loved ones. Step-by-step instructions and technical illustrations make construction a breeze, whatever the reader''s skill level; and lush photographs showcase the finished projects in clean, uncluttered settings. Sleekly packaged and brimming with atmosphere, Sunday Sews evokes everything we love about the most relaxing day of the week.
£19.28
WestBow Press Reap as You Sew
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£25.16
Kodansha The Hand-Stitched Flower Garden: 40 Beautiful
Book SynopsisUnderstated and gorgeous, The Hand-Stitched Flower Garden is a book of delicate decorative stitching motifs inspired by nature, coupled with a collection of twenty projects to create by mixing and matching the designs.Organized by season, the book offers a gallery of embroidery patterns reflecting the beauty and variety of the garden - from tulips, sunflowers, asters, and violets, to little bumblebees, ladybugs, and dragonflies - all made using surface stitches, dimensional stitches, and bead embroidery.Each season begins with two spreads showcasing stunning embroidery motifs in a visual catalog which lets the reader select a desired design. Spring includes classic symbols of the season, such as magnolia blossoms, daffodils, tulips, and lavender. Here, too, are garden creatures like butterflies and ladybugs. In Summer, come the sunflowers, cosmos, and other bright blooms, as well as summer fruits. Fall's bounty features colorful leaves along with acorns, chestnuts, dragonflies, and asters. And when Winter arrives, the poinsettias, camellias, and evergreens are vibrant against the snowy backdrop, which sparkles with light thanks to the addition of beads and sequins.Following the motif selector pages, the author guides the reader through season-specific projects. Whether it's a hanger cover, a cell phone case, coasters, or jewelry, each project can be created exactly as shown, or can easily be customized by substituting different designs from the gallery. Again arranged by season, the projects include detailed directions, photographs of the steps, and actual-size templates where appropriate.All the essential information about tools, techniques, and stitches, as well as the templates, can be found at the back of the book.
£21.56
Kodansha Japanese Taupe Quilts: 125 Blocks in Calm and
Book SynopsisCreate exquisite quilts in the Japanese style featuring cool, calming taupe colors -- with tips, techniques, and inspiration from an acclaimed textile artist. The distinctive beauty of contemporary Japanese quilts in soft sepia tones is known and admired by quilters the world over. These cool and calm fabrics are easily combined, often with accents of brick red, olive green, or yellow ocher, to create a style that is both new and evocative of vintage quilts. In Japanese Taupe Quilts, acclaimed textile artist Susan Briscoe presents 125 patterns for patchwork and applique blocks that have been drafted from a variety of traditional sources, including Japanese fabric, paper, architectural designs, and kamon family crests. For each block, Briscoe provides a photo, a clear instructional diagram or template, a fabric palette, and cutting guide, as well as detailed instructions for making the block. At-a-glance icons indicate skill level (from beginner to experienced quilter) and techniques used. The blocks can be mixed and matched, tessellated for allover patterns, or combined into sampler quilts. Combination ideas appear throughout the block directory, together with six simple projects: pillow, lap quilt, tote bag, table runner, wall hanging, and satchel handbag.
£16.96
Stewart, Tabori & Chang Inc Alabama Stitch Book
Book Synopsis“Haute homespun out of the Deep South.” That’s how Vogue magazine has described the fashion of Natalie Chanin. Alabama Stitch Book brings us a collection of projects and stories from her clothing and lifestyle company, Alabama Chanin, known for the cutting-edge twist it puts on tried-and-true sewing, quilting, and embroidery techniques, applied mostly by hand to recycled cotton jersey.This long-awaited book from Chanin begins with her story. After living in New York and Vienna for over 20 years, she began to transform cotton T-shirts into high fashion using the needlework skills she learned as a child in Florence, Alabama. When she moved home, Chanin hired local women (many of whom had worked in the state’s now defunct textile factories) to stitch her couture collections with her.What follows is a step-by-step guide to the stitching, stenciling, and beading techniques used in the 20 projects showcased in the book: T-shirts, skirts, and corsets that are sold at chic shops around the world, plus a journal cover, sampler quilt, and tablecloth, among others. Also included are a pullout stencil, perforated postcard for bead-embroidery, and reusable patterns. Throughout are Robert Rausch’s beautiful photographs set against the back roads, farms, and homesteads of the rural South.
£34.78
Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc Successful Serging: From Setup to Simple and
Book SynopsisReaders will learn how the serger works, the many styles available, and the variety of functional and decorative stitches possible. There are also easy-to-find-and-follow charts-of thread choices, must-have accessories, and best stitches for a range of fabric types. This book is an easy-reference collection of basic techniques, tips, and helpful information for anyone who is learning about or already owns a serger.
£23.58
Shanghai Press Silk Ribbon Embroidery Chinese Style: An
Book SynopsisSilk ribbon embroidery is a handicraft that uses colorful and delicate ribbons as the main material to stitch floral patterns on fabric. The patterns are three dimensional with defined layering effects which are suitable to decorate evening gowns, sweaters, cushions, and even craft pictures. This ribbon embroidery book breaks through the traditional style of Western silk ribbon embroidery by incorporating traditional Chinese elements such as simple layouts with liubai (leaving blank) as well as incorporating the contemporary Chinese art to create silk ribbon embroideries that are unique and ethereal. Readers will find dozens of basic stitching techniques with detailed steps and illustrations that are ranging from small scale decorations on mirrors and handheld fans to large scale stitch art. The patterns include flowers, trees, fish, prawns, architecture and more. Among the different stitches, the prawns, peony and lotus leaf are originated by the author with years of experience.Trade Review"Use delicate ribbon to create more than 20 stunning oriental projects with 3D embroidery! Every technique is explained with handy images for each step, so no experience is necessary." —Sew magazine
£19.76
Shambhala Publications Inc Knitting from the North: Original Designs
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£21.21
Quarry Books Sewing 101 Master Basic Skills and Techniques
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£14.41
Quarry Books First Time Felting
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£999.99
Sasquatch Books Animal Friends to Sew: Simple Handmade Decor,
Book SynopsisCreate beautiful handmade animal friends for the whole family- a darling whale teether, adorable fox baby slippers, stackable animal blocks, a sweet lion throw pillow, or a fuzzy sheep backpack! Perfect for gifting, these one-of-a-kind handmade treasures are sure to be cherished. Inspired by the beautiful simplicity of Japanese and Scandinavian design, these projects will delight the creator as much as the recipient. 15 beginner-friendly projects with 35+ variations. Includes lookbook at the front followed by a sewing and embroidery primer, project instructions with photos and step-by-step illustrations, and templates at the back.Trade Review"Ishida (Sewing Happiness), a children’s book and crafting guide author, provides a slew of child-friendly projects as adorable as they are functional. A chapter on sewing and embroidering basics should get readers up to speed before they begin the projects, which are divided among décor, toys, and 'wearables,' with the last section being the stand-out [...] These sweet DIY projects will appeal to parents who are also avid or aspiring sewers, not to mention to their kids."—Publishers Weekly"Ishida (Sewing Happiness) presents competent guidance for the dedicated crafter, showing passion in the construction of each project in this new collection. Here, the photography, soothingly beautiful, depicts the projects in a way that helps readers understand the appearance of each piece [...] A charming collection comprised of lovely fabric items crafters will enjoy gifting and creating."—Library Journal "Ishida returns with a cheery sewing book focused on creating toys, décor, and clothing for babies and small children. Fifteen projects, many of which have multiple variations, utilize minimalist design, animal themes, and muted colors that evoke an idyllic household filled with calm children engaging in enriching activities."—Booklist"Sanae Ishida makes sewing accessible in her new book Animal Friends to Sew."—Seattle's Child
£18.04
Shanghai Press Chinese Plants Dyeing Guide
£17.79
Annies Plastic Canvas Gift Card Holders
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£8.54
Trafalgar Square Squares, Stripes and Lice: 25 Traditional Knitting Designs from Bergen, Norway
A wealth of stylish patterns inspired by the textile history of Norway. One of the oldest textile factories in Norway, Salhus Tricotagefabrik (1859-1989) operated outside Bergen for over 130 years, producing thousands of sweaters and other durable everyday clothes such as wool and cotton underwear and woollen socks. The technical limitations of the knitting machines of the day gave rise to timeless geometric motifs with strikingly distinctive features―motifs which inspired some of Norway’s best-loved knit designers to come together and create this striking collection of all-new contemporary hand-knit garments, now translated into English for the first time! A detailed introduction to Salhus Tricotagefabrik Sweaters, jackets, skirts, home décor, and more, for children and adults The best of both worlds: bold, dynamic, fashionably retro designs, and flattering contemporary shaping and cut! Full-colour photographs and step-by-step instructions, with patterns that include both complex finishing for veterans and simpler raglan shaping Features designs from Birger Berge, Kristin Wiola Ødegård, Siv Dyvik, Berit Løkken and other notable Norwegian designers
£24.43
Firefly Books Ltd Practical Pattern Making: A Step-by-Step Guide
Book SynopsisA comprehensive introduction to the basic techniques of pattern design for clothing. More and more women are making their own clothes but there are few comprehensive references available. For the most part, dedicated sewers have had to adjust standardised patterns or muddle their way through foreign-language books. In Practical Pattern Making two pattern-making experts and designers introduce the basic techniques of creative pattern design for clothing. It is intended to help fashion students, designers and enthusiastic sewers develop and create a variety of styles, regardless of complexity. The book uses photographs, examples, diagrams and templates to explain all of the techniques, formulas and professional tricks to create a custom-tailored skirt, suit or dress. The tutorial style poses questions that encourage problem-solving.Features include: * How to measure the body, with 13 illustrative photographs * Blank professional worksheets to copy and use * 40 scaled pattern templates with all markings * How to draw and mark a sized pattern with darts, pleats and so on * Modelling and draping to design and fit a pattern * Working with fabric grain and bias * Photos of garments in process and finished * The 40 garment selections begin with a basic skirt and progress from a fitted jacket and suit to an asymmetrical balloon dress, flounce dress, tissue dresses and more. All require just a few pattern pieces.
£16.95
Laurence King Publishing Creating Couture Embellishment
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£999.99
Search Press Ltd 50 Cents a Pattern: Knitted Beanies: 20 On the Go
Book SynopsisBeanies are a winter favorite among home knitters, and here Susie Johns shows you how to knit them using the simple patterns in this book. Susies designs are fun, fresh and inspiring, and will appeal to a wide range of knitters. From traditional to contemporary, fun and funky and knitted in bright, vibrant yarns to muted pastels, there is something for everyone. Susie has designed patterns suitable for men, women, children and babies; all of which can be easily made on-the-go, and costing only 50 cents a pattern. Knitted beanies also make fantastic gifts for special friends and relatives.Table of Contentsin China Introduction 4 Techniques 6 Very Easy Beanie 8 Button Beanie 10 Beret Beanie 12 Blossom Beanie 14 Charm Beanie 16 Beastie Beanie 18 Panda Beanie 20 Rolled Up Beanie 22 Long, Cool Beanie 24 Pompom Beanie 26 Big Beret Beanie 28 Flower Power Beanie 30 Slouch Beanie 32 Rainbow Beanie 34 Lacy Beanie 36 Knit Knit Beanie 38 Bow Beanie 40 Pigtails Beanie 42 Classic Beanie 44 Baby Beanie 46
£9.45
Laurence King Publishing Pattern Cutting for Menswear Second Edition
Book SynopsisPattern Cutting for Menswear is a comprehensive guide to cutting patterns, from basic skills to advanced techniques. With over twenty complete patterns, including new jacket and trouser styles, this revised edition features additional sections on the leg stride relationship in the development of certain trouser styles, fabric properties and their effect on cut and drape, fitting techniques for structured jackets, and the latest information on pattern CAD-based technologies. The step-by-step approach, complete with scaled diagrams and technical flats, fashion illustrations and photographs of toiles, enables you to cut patterns with confidence.
£36.00
Sally Milner Publishing Pty Ltd Embroidered Silk Ribbon Treasures
Book SynopsisA bind-up of the two popular books by Helen Dafter, Embroidered Treasures for Silk Ribbon Books 1 and 2, this book combines all the wonderful projects, all with full instructions, templates and colour plates. A great book for anyone interested in silk ribbon embroidery.Table of ContentsMaterials and Techniques A Guide to Stitching The Stitches Painted Backgrounds Guide to Projects Projects
£18.04
Chelsea Green Publishing UK The Lost Flock [Us Edition]: Rare Wool, Wild
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£18.70
Lucky Spool Media School of Sewing: Learn it, Teach it, Sew
Book SynopsisThis should be everyone's first sewing book! A technique based book for the first-time sewist but packed with attractive (not juvenile) projects that everyone will want to make. Designed for individuals to learn from and experienced sewists or shops who want to use this as a teaching tool for their own licensed School of Sewing class. All the basics will be covered with clear instructions from former educator, Shea Henderson. The book is designed to tackle one project a month with each building on the skills learned in the previous lesson. 'Extra Credit' for each project is offered for each of the 12 projects which encourages students to add one more bit of flair to make their project really sing. Fabric store field trip, machine buying tips, and essential school supplies are all included in this modern, sophisticated, beginning sewing book.Trade ReviewNovember 2014 This should be everyone's first sewing book! A technique based book for the first-time sewist but packed with attractive (not juvenile) projects that everyone will want to make. Designed for individuals to learn from and experienced sewists or shops who want to use this as a teaching tool for their own licensed School of Sewing class. All the basics will be covered with clear instructions from former educator, Shea Henderson. The book is designed to tackle one project a month with each building on the skills learned in the previous lesson. 'Extra Credit' for each project is offered for each of the 12 projects which encourages students to add one more bit of flair to make their project really sing. Fabric store field trip, machine buying tips, and essential school supplies are all included in this modern, sophisticated, beginning sewing book. O'Mahony's Bookseller November 2014 This book contains 12 months of sewing lessons, following a group of beginners learning to use their sewing machines. Each detailed lesson plan includes easy-to-follow instructions, advice on buying fabric and other necessities. The first third of the book has interesting chapters on the sewing machine, which should be of great help to people who are complete beginners. Choosing materials is discussed before the projects start. Each one may appear simple but they contain different skills that help the sewer progress with confidence. Being an American publication there are quotes from pupils alongside the progress; perhaps schools over there do even less stitching than UK ones have taught over the last few years. This was an enjoyable read for beginner and more experienced stitchers; all can gain some ideas to impress family and friends. Merseyside Embroiderer's Guild (megonline.co.uk) November 2014 Are you a first time sewer? Discover all you need to know in this practical book. Like having your own teacher, there are 12 months of sewing lessons. The first 69 pages are all about sewing machines, fabrics, vocabulary of sewing. The second half of the book is all about projects. Simple projects build your confidence - pillowcase, drawstring bag and so on but each project teaches at least one skill such as French seams or boxed corners. The layout of the book is great with easy to use instructions and how-to-illustrations. There are 12 contemporary projects in all. Great book, highly recommended for beginners. Karen Platt Yarnsandfabrics.co.uk/crafts December 2014 Typically, sewing books are like little journeys into the minds and worlds of pattern designers. You come for the innovative designs and gorgeous photos, and stay for the expert tips and little anecdotes about where the author found inspiration. Even as many designers approach their work as more process than product, the products are ultimately what define them. Think of Carolyn Friedlander's Savor Each Stitch, a book that we love. Anyone with even basic knowledge of quilting's bigwigs would recognize that book as uniquely hers (both for her slow-cloth process and her amazing designs).Shea Henderson's School of Sewing, the brand new "It-Book" from Lucky Spool, takes a markedly different approach to the traditional sewing guide. The book is, as the title implies, a back-to-basics guide for beginners offering twelve projects of gradually increasing difficulty, from a pillowcase at the beginning to a quilt at the end. And you know what? It actually is a head-over-heels love song to the whole messy, silly process of learning to sew. The book is based on Henderson's year of teaching group lessons to friends and acquaintances, all with little to no sewing experience. Their learning process converges with the reader's as Henderson addresses the sticky issues that actually came up in each lesson and includes quotations from her students about each project. The photos (by Lauren Hunt) are gorgeous, and the projects themselves (some designed by Henderson and some by others) are simple and straightforward. They provide the perfect templates for beginning sewists, introducing skills without unnecessary details yet still leaving students with polished, grownup products like tote bags and tablet cases. No baby blankets here! You can read the rest of this blog here at the Right Sides Together Blog: http://www.right-sides-together.com/cover-shea-hendersons-school-sewing/ Right Sides TogetherTable of ContentsIntroduction Buying a Machine School Supplies Fabric Store Field Trip 12 Projects: Pillowcase, drawstring bag, apron, ruffled wristlet, zipper pouch, zipper pillow with binding, buttonhole pillow, iPad/Kindle sleeve, Tote Bag, Purse, Placemats, Half-Square Triangle Quilt (each project will teach a new skill and each offering 'extra credit'
£999.99
Blume Pajaritos de Tela: 18 Proyectos Sencillos Para
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£8.04
Green Writers Press Bernie's Mitten Maker
Book SynopsisBernie’ s Mitten Maker is a raw and honest account of the joy, stress, and shock of sudden internet fame. Told with captivating storytelling, this memoir explores the many roads that led to the Bernie Sanders mitten meme sensation that followed the 2021 presidential inauguration. Jen Ellis’ s debut publication reads like an intimate conversation with an old friend. Vermont teacher, mother, and crafter, Ellis weaves the stories of her life together with humor and thoughtful insight. She shares her struggles with childhood trauma, infertility, and homophobia and shows us how crafting can build community and generosity can bring joy.At the root of the Bernie Sanders mitten meme story, there was a gift. It was a simple gesture that brought joy. The strange and wonderful way these mittens became an iconic symbol of one of the most historic elections in American history is a story worth remembering and repeating. Even in one of our darkest hours, when our world was gripped by the sorrow and loss of the Covid-19 pandemic, we experienced a global moment of laughter. We were able to reach across the partisan divide and share memes with people who didn't agree with on us any other topic. This moment showed us that we can laugh together; we can heal together; we can move on. My gift sparked millions of memes and countless moments of joy, and it is my hope that this joy will continue to spread when this book is shared worldwide. This is my story: Bernie’ s Mitten Maker.Table of ContentsMy Grandmother’ s Quilt, 2001Inauguration Day, 2021Mrs. Collett, 1989How the Mittens Began, 2011Lifelines, 2012Vermont Craft Fairs, 2012Motherhood, 2015The Gift of Mittens, 2016The Whale, 2009Inauguration Aftermath, 2021The Auctions, 2021Early Partnerships, 2021Mrs. Collett, 2021Imposters, 2011, 2021Teaching Through the Pandemic and Fame, 2020, 2021Vermont Teddy Bear, 2021Unexpected Joy, 2021Women of Voices, 1997, 2021, 2022Generosity Brings Joy
£16.16
