Issue 12: July 2010
Ancient, dark and mysterious, many of Bukhara's best treasures are found in its needlework shops
Find out why I went to the opposite ends of the earth this summer, and what happened when I got there.
In her fascinating interview of textile scholar Dr. Irene Good, Mik asks all the really big questions on the ancient history of fibers.
Kristin's new book, Crochet So Fine, is exquisite, and her journey to designing, via some tough years, makes a great story.
A thoughtful look at crochet's place in early 20th century America
Rita shares her love of historic techniques such as Broomstick and Hairpin lace, and inspires us to find new ways to use them.
This is a song I wrote (and sang) about my love for crochet. My friend Mark Stewart, an amazing musician (he's in Paul Simon's band!), was kind enough to arrange it, play guitar and drums on it, and do some back up singing too. Hope you enjoy Crochet it Away!



























